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The Trouble Is Not in Your Set

  • Episode aired Feb 1, 1989
  • TV-PG
  • 30m
IMDb RATING
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Marion Ross in Night Court (1984)
Comedy

While a cable show is filming the proceedings in the courtroom, a sweet old lady appears in court with a hand grenade, asking for the staff's help in freeing her husband from prison. When th... Read allWhile a cable show is filming the proceedings in the courtroom, a sweet old lady appears in court with a hand grenade, asking for the staff's help in freeing her husband from prison. When they realize that her "husband" is a character on a soap opera, they are not sure how to dea... Read allWhile a cable show is filming the proceedings in the courtroom, a sweet old lady appears in court with a hand grenade, asking for the staff's help in freeing her husband from prison. When they realize that her "husband" is a character on a soap opera, they are not sure how to deal with her.

  • Director
    • Jeff Melman
  • Writers
    • Mike Imfeld
    • Reinhold Weege
  • Stars
    • Harry Anderson
    • Markie Post
    • John Larroquette
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  • IMDb RATING
    7.5/10
    137
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    • Director
      • Jeff Melman
    • Writers
      • Mike Imfeld
      • Reinhold Weege
    • Stars
      • Harry Anderson
      • Markie Post
      • John Larroquette
    • 1User review
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    Harry Anderson
    Harry Anderson
    • Judge Harry T. Stone
    Markie Post
    Markie Post
    • Christine Sullivan
    John Larroquette
    John Larroquette
    • Dan Fielding
    Charles Robinson
    Charles Robinson
    • Mac Robinson
    Richard Moll
    Richard Moll
    • Nostradamus 'Bull' Shannon
    Marsha Warfield
    Marsha Warfield
    • Rosalind 'Roz' Russell
    Marion Ross
    Marion Ross
    • Mrs. Daley
    Larry Anderson
    Larry Anderson
    • Martin Flemming
    Christopher Cass
    Christopher Cass
    • Jim Fischer
    Jed Mills
    Jed Mills
    • Frank
    Melba Englander
    • Elaine Scott
    Clara York
    Clara York
    • Makeup Girl
    • (as Brigitte Kempt)
    • Director
      • Jeff Melman
    • Writers
      • Mike Imfeld
      • Reinhold Weege
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    8lbowdls

    Quite liked this episode

    It was interesting seeing Marion Ross (Mrs Cunningham from Happy Days) doing a role.

    Here she is a woman who is confusing fantasy with reality - as a lot of characters through their court has done in the past of course.

    I'm very surprised this episode does not have any reviews. That's basically why I am doing this. Firstly the courtroom is being filmed for a broadcast. And then Mrs Daly - Ross - appears in the courtroom with a grenade, wanting to get her husband out off jail, except it's really a soap opera character!

    The funniest part is Bull doing a rendition of Al Jolson's Mammy, it made me lol.

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    • Trivia
      Mrs Daley mentions The Fonz as well as other TV characters. Mrs. Daley was played by Marion Ross who co-starred in Happy Days (1974).
    • Goofs
      When the videotaped Harry is speaking to Mrs. Daley, it seems far-fetched that he would have been able to accurately anticipate her responses, the questions that she would ask and the exact length of each exchange.
    • Quotes

      Judge Harry T. Stone: What'd you find out?

      Mac Robinson: Well, we checked the prisons, and there's nobody by the name of Adam Daley.

      Rosalind 'Roz' Russell: Not only that, but records show she was married to a Ben Daley in 1952.

      Judge Harry T. Stone: Ben? Mrs. Daley?

      Mrs. Daley: Yes?

      Judge Harry T. Stone: The records seem to indicate that your husband's name is Ben.

      Mrs. Daley: That's because he changed his name to Adam Logan when he went undercover with the Agency.

      Mrs. Daley: The Agency? You mean like the C.I.A.?

      Judge Harry T. Stone: Oh, my goodness, no! The World Security Agency!

      Rosalind 'Roz' Russell: Wait a minute. Is this the same Adam Daley being framed by Tommy Johnson for the murder of Amy Delmonico?

      Mrs. Daley: [ecstatic] *Yes*!

      Judge Harry T. Stone: Roz, have you been keeping up with this case?

      Rosalind 'Roz' Russell: Sure. Every day at two o'clock. "The Days of Passion" on Channel Five.

      Mrs. Daley: And that little tramp, Jessica! She knows all about it and she won't say a word!

      Rosalind 'Roz' Russell: Why should she? She's shacking up with Ronnie Delmonico, and she knows what side her bread is buttered on!

      Judge Harry T. Stone: [aside to Mac] That's a soap opera!

      Mac Robinson: I think somebody's lost their "vertical hold."

    • Connections
      References Leave It to Beaver (1957)
    • Soundtracks
      Swanee
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      Music by George Gershwin

      Lyrics by Irving Caesar

      Sung by Richard Moll

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    • Release date
      • February 1, 1989 (United States)
    • Country of origin
      • United States
    • Language
      • English
    • Filming locations
      • Stage 9, Warner Brothers Burbank Studios - 4000 Warner Boulevard, Burbank, California, USA
    • Production companies
      • Starry Night Productions
      • Warner Bros. Television
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    • Runtime
      • 30m
    • Color
      • Color
    • Sound mix
      • Stereo
      • Mono
    • Aspect ratio
      • 1.33 : 1

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