Melissa Rauch has shared a message on Instagram, mourning the recent cancellation of her sitcom, "Night Court," after three ...

A month after NBC canceled its 'Night Court' revival following three seasons, Melissa Rauch is bidding farewell to the show.

Melissa Rauch wrote on Instagram that 'Night Court' is officially dead at NBC after an attempt to sell the series to another ... Judge Harry Stone (played by Harry Anderson in the original), ...

T hings were looking grim for the Melissa Rauch-led Night Court reboot at NBC following its cancellation after three seasons.

The Warner Bros. TV-produced sitcom was canceled by NBC after three seasons The post ‘Night Court’ Star Melissa Rauch Bids ...

The actress, best known for her role on 'The Big Bang Theory,' is opening up about the recent cancellation of her show.

A followup to the original, Night Court follows Judge Abby Stone (Rauch), the daughter of the late Harry Stone (played in the original by Harry Anderson), as she follows in her father’s ...

Melissa Rauch officially bid farewell to "Night Court," revealing the reboot did not find another home after its cancelation at NBC. ... the daughter of the late judge Harry Stone (Harry Anderson).

Night Court stars The Big Bang Theory’s Melissa Rauch as Judge Abby Stone, daughter of the late Harry Anderson’s Judge Harold “Harry” T Stone. The series reportedly will have 18 episodes ...

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