NBC lost three celebrities that year: Selma Diamond(Night Court), Dolph Sweet(Gimme A Break), and Nicholas Colasanto(Cheers).

@patrickramirez3101

2 жыл бұрын

That's rite all died in the same seson the 49erz we,re they're last champons

Story of my life. All I can say is I laughed, I cried it became a part of me. Love you Selma 1921-1985

@linshanhsiang

2 жыл бұрын

I keep trying to reproduce the way Selma said that line, but I can't. She was a genuine legend!

I love night court My fiance and I watch it every chance we get. Every actor/actress on here was so talented. RIP Selma

Rest in peace Selma Diamond.

I remember watching this live.

That line has stayed with me since the night it first aired. A friend and I kept saying it in high school the next day.

@matthewlexner9672

2 жыл бұрын

Same here!!!

I really loved that old dame.

Today checked out Selma Diamond on Wikipedia. Fascinating! She was so much more than an actress. She was from Montreal! Started out writing pieces and making cartoons for the New Yorker. Wrote for, among others, and was friends with, Groucho Marx. There should be a book and a proper documentary about her. There's much more in there and connected sites. Check them out!

AsI a child i had to sneak intothr living room to watch this show...loved it

Don't forget: "Leave! Or scarlet billows will start to spread."

Back when people understood real humor.

They need to do something like this for Richard Moll now that he has passed. Im sorry but Bull deserves to be remembered on the sequel series, and so does Richard Moll.

Since the tribute to Selma was featured in the end of the third season premiere episode of Night Court, the quote I laughed I cried It became a part of me was used before while she was alive during the first two seasons, but, I can't remember what episode she used it on the show. Does anyone know?

Loved this show back in the day. Disappointed rewatching now in 2022. Kinda syrupy for one thing. But Selma never disappoints. I'm watching the early ones she was on just to revel in her deadpan sarcasm.

They didn't give Florence Halop a Night Court tribute the same way that they did for Selma Diamond.

why couldn't the new Night court do this with Harry mac n Christine somehow a dedication or a voice clip

Just watched the Episode where the defense attorney mooned New York. Selma turns to Bull and says, "I did that once, in a Studebaker. Almost lost control of the car".

In what episode does she say this line?

@joshuagyldenlove9834

2 жыл бұрын

I was just thinking about that same question. When was the origination of the line?

@deundreaverett3623

Жыл бұрын

The name of the episode from that tribute is Hello and Goodbyes fron season 2 of Night Court.

What episode was the origination of Selmas well known and remembered line?

@linshanhsiang

Жыл бұрын

Season 2 Episode 4. The one about the lottery ticket.

ol christine sullivan needs a haircut

@NYRyder1983

7 жыл бұрын

laura martinez That wasn't Christine Sullivan.