John Larroquette is very clear that he only agreed to reprise his role as attorney Dan Fielding in the “Night Court” reboot because of star and executive producer, Melissa Rauch.

The star and EP tells TheWrap about expanding Wendie Malick's role and teases the NBC comedy's guest star lineup The post ‘Night Court’ Star Melissa Rauch Unpacks Season 3 Premiere, ‘Major Bump in the Road’ Ahead for Abby and Jake appeared first on TheWrap.

Melissa Rauch teases what fans can expect in the third season of "Night Court," including clowns, Wendy Malik joining the show, and revisiting THAT cliffhanger! Melissa also reflects on her early days doing stand-up in the back of a New York City laundromat before landing "The Big Bang Theory.

Even though NBC’s “new boot” of Night Court is in its third season, star and EP Melissa Rauch still cannot believe she gets to step into that iconic courtroom. As a fan of the original series, Rauch still feels “genuine nostalgia and excitement” on set every day as she plays Judge Abby Stone,

This season, "Night Court" has a cavalcade of guest stars — including "Big Bang" alum Mayim Bialik — and sit-com vet Wendie Malick joins the cast as an ex-con turned lawyer.

The third season of “Night Court” debuts Tuesday, Nov. 19 at 8:30 p.m. on NBC. New episodes will drop Tuesdays from 8:30 p.m. t0 9:00 p.m. on NBC. New episodes will stream on Peacock the day after their NBC debut. Seasons 1 and 2 are now streaming on Peacock.

Melissa Rauch, the sitcom’s star and executive producer, gave Parade some delightful teasers in an exclusive interview ahead of tonight's third season premiere. Most notably, she offered insight into her former Big Bang Theory co-star Mayim Bialik 's future guest appearance on the show.