Name: Baby Talk
Genre: Comedy
Released: 1987-01-15
Duration: 30 min
Rating: 6.9
Cast: Harry Anderson, Markie Post, John Larroquette

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Harry Anderson

Judge Harry T. Stone

Markie Post

Christine Sullivan

John Larroquette

Dan Fielding

Charles Robinson

Mac Robinson

Richard Moll

Nostradamus 'Bull' Shannon

Marsha Warfield

Rosalind 'Roz' Russell

Dori Brenner

Arlene Huebner

Candice Azzara

Lorna Huebner

Mike Finneran

Art Fensterman

Micole Mercurio

Ginger

Gary Grossman

Neil Gorman

Dee Cooper

Dusty

Denice Kumagai

Quon Le Robinson

Charlotte Portney

Court Stenographer
(uncredited)

John Bear Staible

Bailiff
(uncredited)

Kenny Studer

Courtroom Spectator
(uncredited)

Director
- Jeff Melman
Writers
- Tom Reeder
- Reinhold Weege
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9grizzledgeezer

"Night Court" remains among the funniest sitcoms ever. This episode shows it at its peak. The late Dee Cooper (the real-life cowboy owner of the Paramount Ranch) gets some of the biggest yucks.

He plays the furry-faced owner of a sleazy C&W bar&grill. When Christine asks if there's a restroom, he says "See those fellas kneelin' in front of that hole in the wall?"

She demurs, and Dee responds "A pretty young gal like you's got no reason to have stage fright!"

He later invites her to come back Saturday. "We're havin' a wet T-shirt contest."

"I'd rather dance with a greased pig!"

"That's Sunday."

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Trivia
This is the last time Charlotte Portney played the court stenographer. She was the stenographer in 45 out of the first 70 airings of the show.

Goofs
At the beginning when Harry asks Roz if she wants to see a magic (card) trick, she rips the deck of cards in half. If you look closely at the card deck when Harry sets it down, you can see the deck has been cut in half already, making it easier for Roz to rip it in half.

Quotes
[Harry has been taking care of a man's funeral ashes in a small urn]
Harry Stone: Hey, this thing's empty!
Art Fensterman: Oh that, yeah I'm sorry, Your Honor, I had to use that herb tea to test the coffee maker.
Harry Stone: Art, this wasn't herb tea! This was Herb!
[they look over and see Dan standing at the coffee maker, his mug frozen against his lips]