Night Court — Season 9
A tangle of uncertain emotions bound Harry and Christine together, yet before they could unravel them, the unstable Dan seized Christine during a costumed gathering held within the courthouse.
The situation shifted abruptly when Dan orchestrated a surprising maneuver—essentially abducting Christine Sullivan (played by Markie Post)—leading her down into the courthouse’s hidden, underground passages. As darkness settled, the enigma…
Harry’s actions pushed the nation perilously close to war, stemming from the imprisonment of a diplomat representing a small yet aggressively inclined country. Meanwhile, Dan resumed his responsibilities.
A hush fell over the office as Roz’s sophisticated husband made an unexpected appearance, intending to finalize their divorce and move on with his life.
On the anniversary of their very first date, Wanda discovered that Bull would need to perform a miracle if they were ever to be married.
Dan attempted to end things with the daughter of a notorious crime figure, but she urged him to reconsider during an elaborate dinner—a request accompanied by the stipulation that he invite Christine as well.
What began as a celebratory bachelor party for Bull quickly spiraled into chaos. The group found themselves unexpectedly stranded at a roadside motel, their funds depleted and without any means of getting home. To make matters worse, Bull h…
A shadow has fallen over Christine’s admiration for a former mentor, a law professor whose brilliance she once revered. Meanwhile, Bull participates in a peculiar ritual intended to restore his lost innocence.
Harry found himself stretched thin when he committed to teaching a law course, facing a wonderfully diverse student body. Meanwhile, Dan commissioned an artist to create exceptionally personal portraits of Christine.
The joyous atmosphere surrounding Bull’s wedding day began to unravel as the bride, Wanda, declared she would not wear her mother Hank’s cherished wedding gown. Adding to the tension, a dispute arose between Harry and Art regarding who woul…
On Christmas Eve, Dan made an attempt to rekindle the holiday spirit in a disheartened Santa, while Harry sought escape from a connection with a solitary and melancholic individual he had come to know.
Driven by enthusiasm, Harry threw himself wholeheartedly into persuading Mel Torme to accept a man-of-the-year honor, completely oblivious to the fact that the entire thing was an elaborate joke. Meanwhile, Dan and Will unexpectedly found t…
While investigating a case, Harry stumbled upon a significant financial irregularity within the city's records; a defendant’s proof of ownership revealed his surprising stake in numerous well-known landmarks. Meanwhile, Dan found considerab…
Mac entertains the idea of appearing in an advertisement for men’s underwear, hoping for a fast influx of money, while Roz has placed several cherished possessions in Dan's care.
While Harry tackled the task of redecorating his office, Roz threw a lively makeup-and-poker gathering. Meanwhile, Dan found himself pleasantly distracted by an attractive woman he met near the courthouse.
A political strategist convinces Christine to seek a seat in Congress, while Dan takes on an unexpected role as a sexual surrogate, and Mac’s recording of Bull’s wedding earns a peculiar sort of notoriety.
Christine Sullivan (played by Markie Post) went directly to the offices of her rival in the political race, determined to address his increasingly harsh campaign methods. Though their interactions had begun with considerable tension, they d…
As part of his ambition to take Harry’s place once he transitions to a full-time professorship, Dan began showering him with excessive attention. Simultaneously, Art, the building’s handyman, stepped into a fatherly role for Bull as he star…
Roz felt a growing unease about meeting her new pen pal, knowing he’d arrived with an image in his mind—an image that was likely to be just a touch unlike the woman she truly was.
Harry weighed several promising job proposals, while Dan pictured himself enjoying a comfortable existence alongside a prosperous wife. Bull found himself entertaining unexpected guests from far afield, and Christine wrestled with the bitte…
As the series nears its end, Dan Fielding (played by John Larroquette) makes a bid to elevate his status by arranging an interview with a prominent newspaper columnist known for her connections within high society. His carefully laid plans …
Roz unexpectedly captures the attention of the popular group, eclipsing even Dan, as a gossip columnist takes notice of her. Meanwhile, Lisette struggles to navigate unsettlingly vivid fantasies involving Harry.


