John Larroquette to Lead NBC’s ‘Night Court’ Sequel! | Entertainment Weekly

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Entertainment Weekly published this video item, entitled “John Larroquette to Lead NBC’s ‘Night Court’ Sequel! | Entertainment Weekly” – below is their description.

For anyone randomly wondering what ever happened to Night Court’s Dan Fielding, a sequel to the ’80s legal comedy is headed to NBC!

More on this story here: https://ew.com/tv/john-larroquette-to-lead-night-court-sequel-for-nbc/

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