Night Court's' Cast Interview - Part 2
The return of Night Court for Season 2 in the 2024 TV schedule both paid off on the cliffhanger from back in the spring and delivered a proper reunion of original series stars John Larroquette and Marsha Warfield. While the two shared a very brief scene in the Season 1 finale, they joined forces again as Dan and Roz to start the second season, and it was a blast to the past. When the stars spoke with CinemaBlend, they addressed working together again and settling back into their former dynamic.
Marsha Warfield showed her support for the Night Court revival starring Melissa Rauch and bringing back John Larroquette long before her surprise appearance as Roz, and had a much easier time keeping the secret of Roz's return than Melissa Rauch did! Dan and Roz felt like they were back to their old dynamic to start Season 2, even though the circumstances of Roz being arrested while Dan was a judge in New Orleans were very different from anything in the original series.
Marsha Warfield showed her support for the Night Court revival starring Melissa Rauch and bringing back John Larroquette long before her surprise appearance as Roz, and had a much easier time keeping the secret of Roz's return than Melissa Rauch did! Dan and Roz felt like they were back to their old dynamic to start Season 2, even though the circumstances of Roz being arrested while Dan was a judge in New Orleans were very different from anything in the original series.
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00:00It's brief, obviously, your time as a larrikette and that, but what can you tell me about collaborating
00:06with him again, about finding that old chemistry or rhythm to your dialogue and pacing?
00:13John was always very easy to work with and very accommodating and forgiving of a rookie
00:22walking into some really big shoes, and you know, Nightcourt was the number four show
00:29in the country, and John was winning Emmys like Eminem, but they were just throwing them
00:35at him, you know, and so here I come after the tragic passing of Flo and Selma, Flo I
00:44had done a pilot with about six months before, so I kind of knew her.
00:51So it was a huge thing for me, and the cast was really, really great, and so walking back
00:58on the set was kind of warm and fuzzy.