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Night Court: The Blues of the Birth (1990)

Night Court: The Blues of the Birth (1990)
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In this final episode of Night Court's seventh season, pregnant public defender Christine (Markie Post) suddenly goes into labor. This being a 1990s sitcom, it is virtually a requirement that her labor pains must occur at the least opportune moment and under the direst circumstances. In this instance, our heroine is trapped in a faulty elevator with Judge Harry T. Stone's (Harry Anderson) wacky father Buddy (John Astin, in his last Night Court appearance) and a highly nervous court visitor named Alexander Tobin (played by Stephen Furst, the former "Flounder" in National Lampoon's Animal House and the future Vir Cotto on Babylon 5). ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

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Director(s):
Tim Steele
 
 
 
 

Synopsis of Night Court: The Blues of the Birth

In this final episode of Night Court's seventh season, pregnant public defender Christine (Markie Post) suddenly goes into labor. This being a 1990s sitcom, it is virtually a requirement that her labor pains must occur at the least opportune moment and under the direst circumstances. In this instance, our heroine is trapped in a faulty elevator with Judge Harry T. Stone's (Harry Anderson) wacky father Buddy (John Astin, in his last Night Court appearance) and a highly nervous court visitor named Alexander Tobin (played by Stephen Furst, the former "Flounder" in National Lampoon's Animal House and the future Vir Cotto on Babylon 5). ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

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Director(s):
Tim Steele
Writer(s):
Gary MurphyLarry Strawther
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