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When Harry (Harry Anderson) finally meets Mel Tormé, he gives his idol the flu. With John Larroquette.
When Harry (Harry Anderson) finally meets Mel Tormé, he gives his idol the flu. With John Larroquette.
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Night Court
S6, EP12 "Clip Show"Flashbacks recall how the court staff incurred expenses totaling $954,768. With Harry Anderson, John Larroquette and Selma Diamond.
Night Court
S6, EP13 "Clip Show"A city auditor tries to investigate some of Harry's more bizarre expenses (via flashbacks). He is interrupted by a gun wielding clown threatening to shoot everyone.
Night Court
S6, EP16 "This Old Man"The staff meets Christine's (Markie Post) elderly suitor (Peter Hansen); an amorous dowager offers Dan (John Larroquette) a campaign contribution. With Harry Anderson.
Night Court
S6, EP17 "Strange Bedfellows"When Harry (Harry Anderson) finally meets Mel Tormé, he gives his idol the flu. With John Larroquette.
Night Court
S6, EP15 "The Game Show"Bull (Richard Moll) is on a game show; a cantankerous judge (Florence Stanley) jails Dan (John Larroquette) for contempt.
Night Court
S6, EP14 "The Trouble Is Not in Your Set"The staff mugs before courtroom TV cameras; guest Marion Ross.
Night Court
S6, EP11 "Rock-a-bye Baby"Motherhood loses its appeal when Christine (Markie Post) baby-sits a friend's energetic infant. With Harry Anderson.
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S6, EP10 "Mental Giant"Bull scores very high on an I.Q. test and is offered a cushy job at a think-tank trying to communicate mentally with test animals.
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