“ Night Court ” canceled after three seasons in NBC

NBC has canceled the multi-custom comedy “Night Court”, Variety confirmed. The monitoring of the beloved series of the 1980s was broadcast for three seasons to the broadcast network.

Melissa Rauch directed the casting, which also included the original distribution of the John Larquette series as well as Wendie Malick, Lacretta and Nyambi Nyambi.

The official line line of the show stipulates: “Eternally optimistic Abby Stone (Rauch) follows in the footsteps of his late venerated father, judge Harry Stone, while he takes up the challenge of supervising the night quarter of an indictment court of Manhattan.”

The original “Night Court” took place for nine seasons in NBC. The follow -up series is from showrunner and executive producer Dan Rubin. Rauch and lacquette were also executive producers, with Winston Rauch, Mat Hawawitz, Lon Zimmet, Lindsey Shockley and Mona Garcea. The Rauchs executive produced via after January productions. Warner Bros. Television and Universal Television were co-studios of the series.

According to a person knowing the situation, WBTV plans to buy the show at other points of sale. “Night Court” was initially launched in 2023 to solid notes and was quickly renewed, but the show saw a two -digit drop from year to year.

With cancellation, “Lopez vs. Lopez ”is the only series of NBC comedies that awaits a word on a renewal before the initial presentation of Nbcuniversal in New York on May 12. The Multi-Cam “Happy’s Place” with Reba MCERIRE and the false documentary “St. Denis Medical “were renewed for the second sea. Ads are also waiting for: first -year dramas” Suits la “,” Brilliant Minds “,” Big Pointe Garden Society “and” The Hunting Party; And Sophomore shows “The Irrational” and “Found”.

The deadline first pointed out the cancellation.