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Are these fun facts about Night Court true or false?
Whenever a popular TV series has more than one season, it usually means there is a lot of fun history to dive into.
Night Court is a good example. Night Court aired on NBC for nine seasons (1984-1992). It starred Harry Anderson, John Larroquette, Richard Moll, Charles Robinson and Markie Post.
Today we want to take a look back at some fun facts from the show, but here's the twist: not all of these fun facts are true. Can you guess which fun facts from Night Court are true and which are false? Good luck!
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Night Court featured a brief animated appearance from Wile E. Coyote (Looney Tunes) during a season seven episode.
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The prominent laugh heard on both the laugh track and during the Starry Night vanity logo came from the father of the creator.
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Once Harry Anderson got his role on Night Court, he stopped appearing on other shows.
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The character Bull Shannon had his own puppet that was introduced on the show, it later would be sold at stores and in retail catalogs.
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The cast was offered more money to return for a 10th season, but the show would be aired on a syndicated basis as opposed to NBC.
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Markie Post was not pregnant in real life, she wore a baby bump on the show.
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Bull Shannon's full name in Night Court was Aristotle Nostradamus Shannon.
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Both the music and the exterior shots in the opening credits changed a few times during Night Court's nine season run.
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There was a picture of Jean Harlow that hung from the wall in Harry Anderson's office.
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Night Court had no major cast changes during its' nine-season run.
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Even though Night Court was successful, it was never a part of NBC's "Must See Thursday."
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New York's real night court has become a worldwide tourist attraction thanks to this series.
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