01-22-2023, 10:24 AM
I kind of watched Night Court. It had its moments. Now, it's back with Harry Stones daughter in the Judges chair. Mellissa Rauch of The Big Bang Theory plays the Judge Abby Stone. Larroquette is back as Fielding but this time he plays the Public Defender.
This show is everything you hate about sitcoms. The laugh track is too loud. The jokes aren't very funny. Everyone hams it up. Blech
And the most hate worthy event is reserved for the Queen. Is the German word for Hate-Pleasure, the pleasure you get from hating some so fully? The Queen hates court shows because they so frequently get some point of courtroom etiquette wrong. God forbid they should screw up the court reporter. In this case, they do. Fully. The stenograph machines haven't used a paper tape feed out the back of the machine in a billion years. But those are the machines Set Dressers loved to use because nothing says court reporter to them like that paper slip coming out of the machine. It's even better when the court reporter goes and reads that tape. They did both in Night Court. I could feel The Queen's Hate Pleasure rolling off her in waves at the sight of it, despite the fact she wasn't even in the room rather she was in Chicago. I could still feel it by proxy.
Give this reboot a miss.
This show is everything you hate about sitcoms. The laugh track is too loud. The jokes aren't very funny. Everyone hams it up. Blech
And the most hate worthy event is reserved for the Queen. Is the German word for Hate-Pleasure, the pleasure you get from hating some so fully? The Queen hates court shows because they so frequently get some point of courtroom etiquette wrong. God forbid they should screw up the court reporter. In this case, they do. Fully. The stenograph machines haven't used a paper tape feed out the back of the machine in a billion years. But those are the machines Set Dressers loved to use because nothing says court reporter to them like that paper slip coming out of the machine. It's even better when the court reporter goes and reads that tape. They did both in Night Court. I could feel The Queen's Hate Pleasure rolling off her in waves at the sight of it, despite the fact she wasn't even in the room rather she was in Chicago. I could still feel it by proxy.
Give this reboot a miss.
As a matter of fact, my anger does keep me warm