The iconic set of Night Court holds a special place in the heart of John Larroquette, who reprised his role as Dan Fielding in the revival series. The 76-year-old actor expressed a mix of emotions while filming the revival, citing both elation at working with a new cast and sadness over the loss of former colleagues like Charlie Robinson, Markie Post, and Richard Moll.
Larroquette fondly recalled the camaraderie among the original cast during the show's eight-year run, describing them as a close-knit family who shared significant life milestones together. He also made efforts to involve some original players in the NBC revival, showcasing a commitment to honoring the show's legacy.
In the revival, Larroquette is joined by Melissa Rauch, who plays Judge Abby Stone, the daughter of Harry T. Stone, portrayed by the late Harry Anderson. Rauch, known for her role in The Big Bang Theory, expressed her delight at being part of the series, highlighting the nostalgia evoked by familiar set pieces from the original show.
Season 2 of Night Court is currently airing on NBC, offering fans a blend of new faces and familiar elements that pay homage to the beloved sitcom's legacy.