Actually, I watched it mostly so I could look at Markie Post's bewbs.

FloydA: Actually, I watched it mostly so I could look at Markie Post's bewbs.

Great... now this thread will be about Markie Post's bewbs.

real_headhoncho: FloydA: Actually, I watched it mostly so I could look at Markie Post's bewbs.

Great... now this thread will be about Markie Post's bewbs.

And that's a problem? :-D

Actually... why the hell not!

Pictures of Markie Post (new window)

FloydA: Actually, I watched it mostly so I could look at Markie Post's bewbs

Remember Christine's Friend episode?. Start at 2:17 Link (new window)

I'm warning you! Keep your hands off my husband's weiner.

I watched it religiously.

darkhorse23: I watched it religiously.

So you watched Night Court instead of going to church?

ecmoRandomNumbers: So you watched Night Court instead of going to church?

I kept busy

Yay Brent Spiner!

slepygryhnd: Yay Brent Spiner!

Holy crap! Had no idea that was him.

I'd let her Markie my Post.

/hey-o!

HawgWild: slepygryhnd: Yay Brent Spiner!

Holy crap! Had no idea that was him.

That's what makes the episodes with him as Bob Wheeler so special.

I loved that show.

Damn. Brent Spiner or Markie Post's boobs.

I just don't know which way to go with this.

I say boobs.

First of all, the headline supposes that anybody needs an excuse to watch one of the greatest sitcoms ever made.

Second of all, well...there is no second of all.

My favorite episode is probably Best of Friends, but Markie Post's bewbs are probably the second best part.

jaylectricity: First of all, the headline supposes that anybody needs an excuse to watch one of the greatest sitcoms ever made.

Second of all, well...there is no second of all.

Damn straight. This isn't Hogan's Heroes, which everyone should like and be ashamed of liking!

I'm just glad WB has gotten back on track with releasing Night Court on DVD.

/Oh, and

fusillade762: HawgWild: slepygryhnd: Yay Brent Spiner!

Holy crap! Had no idea that was him.

Me either. Funny, my mom's watching ST:NG *and* Night Court via Netflix right now.

And to me the best episode is still the one where Lana gets whacked out on cold medicine. (new window)

Why did Karen Austin leave the show again?

*googles*

Hey, that actress was on Voyager and DS9. In fact she was in the running to play Captain Janeway! Star Trek connections, Star Trek connections everywhere...


Maltz (new window) agrees with your assessment.

Whoa.

Let's do the time warp again! How did my post end up above fusillade762's post to which I was replying?

Oh, of course... Time zones. DST.

Whew! I thought I was stuck in the mobius - a twist in the fabric of space where time becomes a loop...

And the bartender says "we don't serve your kind."

A tachyon walks into a bar,

Dr.Zom: It's a testament to Markie's hotness that she is still damn sexy with that haircut. It would've knocked several points off a normal woman.

/great show

It was the 80's. That just how the chicks rolled.

I swear I remember as about an 8 or 9 year old child seeing Brent Spiner come back to Night Court as Commander Data. Data had apparently gone to a Star Trek convention and gotten into a fight with an old-school Trekkie dressed up (badly) as Mr. Spock. Harry heard the case, and had decided to fine them and throw both of them in jail for a week, when Data said something like, "I don't think so," hit his com badge, and teleported back to the Enterprise in front of the Night Court cast.

I have a very clear memory of it, but I've never been able to find the clip online, ever, which makes no sense, given how popular that clip should be. It's been nearly 30 years, so I suppose it could have just been a dream or something that I got confused in my head, but I really don't think so. Both shows were syndicated, so a crossover would have been very easy, and it just seems like something Spiner would do. Anybody else remember this?

Baron Harkonnen: I swear I remember as about an 8 or 9 year old child seeing Brent Spiner come back to Night Court as Commander Data. Data had apparently gone to a Star Trek convention and gotten into a fight with an old-school Trekkie dressed up (badly) as Mr. Spock. Harry heard the case, and had decided to fine them and throw both of them in jail for a week, when Data said something like, "I don't think so," hit his com badge, and teleported back to the Enterprise in front of the Night Court cast.

I have a very clear memory of it, but I've never been able to find the clip online, ever, which makes no sense, given how popular that clip should be. It's been nearly 30 years, so I suppose it could have just been a dream or something that I got confused in my head, but I really don't think so. Both shows were syndicated, so a crossover would have been very easy, and it just seems like something Spiner would do. Anybody else remember this?

As cool as that would have been (and as Spiner-like as it sounds), it must have been a dream. Spiner's last appearance on Night Court was 6 May 1987 in the episode "Her Honor: Part 2." Star Trek: The Next Generation aired its first episode, Encounter at Farpoint, on 26 September 1987 just over three months later.

If I'm not mistaken, the episode you're thinking of is Night Court's season finale for Season 6 (Episode 22), "Yet another day in the life" and this segment in particular. (new window)

It was a deliberate reference to Spiner's time on the show, but he was not actually in the episode.

HTH

bhcompy: Next thing you'll know they'll be posting John Larroquette Show clips here

Let's hope not.

And yes, I know what you're thinking, and you're right, I really should go outside more often.

Is Night Court available in streaming format anywhere? I checked Netflix, and they only have the DVDs.

Baron Harkonnen: I swear I remember as about an 8 or 9 year old child seeing Brent Spiner come back to Night Court as Commander Data. Data had apparently gone to a Star Trek convention and gotten into a fight with an old-school Trekkie dressed up (badly) as Mr. Spock. Harry heard the case, and had decided to fine them and throw both of them in jail for a week, when Data said something like, "I don't think so," hit his com badge, and teleported back to the Enterprise in front of the Night Court cast.

I have a very clear memory of it, but I've never been able to find the clip online, ever, which makes no sense, given how popular that clip should be. It's been nearly 30 years, so I suppose it could have just been a dream or something that I got confused in my head, but I really don't think so. Both shows were syndicated, so a crossover would have been very easy, and it just seems like something Spiner would do. Anybody else remember this?

Maybe this episode? Yet Another Day in the Life (new window)