In a poignant reminder of the passage of time, the beloved sitcom “Night Court,” which aired from 1984 to 1992, has lost 19 of its cherished cast members. This somber tribute highlights the incredible legacies these actors left behind, forever etched in the hearts of fans who adored their unique blend of humor and unforgettable characters.

Among the notable losses is Marky Post, who portrayed the sharp-witted public defender Christine Sullivan. Post, who battled cancer, passed away in 2021 at 70, leaving behind a legacy of strength and grace. Jack Riley, known for his eccentric role as Bo the Clown, died in 2016 at age 80, remembered for his ability to bring absurdity to life. Charles Robinson, the steadfast court clerk M. Robinson, succumbed to health issues in 2021 at 75, his warm presence still cherished by fans.

Richard Maul, who played the gentle giant Bull Shannon, passed away in 2023 at 80, retreating from the limelight while facing personal challenges. Paula Kelly, known for her quick wit as Liz Williams, left us in 2020 at 77, her talent overshadowed by financial struggles. The iconic Harry Anderson, who brought magic and humor to Judge Harry T. Stone, passed away in 2018 at 65, leaving a legacy of resilience.

The list continues with notable names like Mel Tormé, Estelle Harris, and Eugene Rosh, each contributing to the rich tapestry of “Night Court” with their unforgettable performances. Their stories, filled with both triumphs and struggles, remind us of the fragility of life and the enduring impact of their work.

As we reflect on the lives of these talented individuals, we celebrate their contributions to television, ensuring their memories live on in the laughter and joy they brought to audiences. The world of comedy has dimmed, but the light of their legacies will never fade.