

1976–1977 · NBC · Ended
Matthew J. Sirota was a night-court judge in a large metropolitan city, and far from the serious, austere justices of most TV series. He had a sense of humor, was often more concerned with the practical rather than strictly legal resolution of cases, and was considered a character by many of his associates.
Wednesday at 21:30 (America/New York)
This series has ended.
Last aired
S01E14 · Full Moon
1977-03-16
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The Reporter
1976-12-01 · 30 min
Sirota's Car
1976-12-08 · 30 min
The Election
1976-12-22 · 30 min
Court Fear
1976-12-29 · 30 min
The Hooker
1977-01-12 · 30 min
Snake and the Old People
1977-01-19 · 30 min
The Split-Up
1977-01-26 · 30 min
D.A. - D.O.A.
1977-01-26 · 30 min
The Judge
1977-02-01 · 30 min
The Vacation
1977-02-08 · 30 min
The Old Friend
1977-02-15 · 30 min
Pilot
1977-03-01 · 30 min
The Alien
1977-03-08 · 30 min
Full Moon
1977-03-15 · 30 min

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