Original Night Court Actor Shares Video Message For Revival Cast

Night Court star Marsha Warfield has posted a video supporting the cast of the reboot series. The original Night Court, a workplace sitcom exploring the wacky goings-on of a Manhattan municipal court during the night shift, ran on NBC for nine seasons from 1984 through 1992.

SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY Today on her official TikTok account, Warfield posted a video wishing luck to the cast of the Night Court reboot. While she admitted that she didn't see last night's new series premiere, as she was doing a comedy show when it aired, she praised the series for bringing back Laroquette. She said, "I hope you have as much fun this time around," hoping that everyone involved learns as much from the original star as she did when she worked with him.

Given the way that Warfield discussed the show in her TikTok video, she may not be participating in this new season in any capacity. So far, the only original cast member who has appeared is Laroquette, reprising his role as former district attorney Dan Fielding, who is now a public defender. His former space on the series has been filled by new DA Olivia, played by India de Beaufort, who can be seen in Netflix's recent Jason Momoa fantasy film Slumberland.

While she might not be on Night Court season 1, Warfield always has the chance to appear in a later season should the show be enough of a hit to get renewed. The reboot's creator Dan Rubin has previously stated that "anyone can walk through those doors at any moment," hinting that fans of the original series should stay tuned.

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