- Courthouse (TV series)
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Courthouse Genre Drama Created by Deborah Joy LeVine Written by Ian Biederman
Dennis Cooper
Dan Levine
Deborah Joy LeVine
Roger Lowenstein
Gina Prince-BythewoodDirected by Ron Lagomarsino
Michael Fields
James Frawley
Dan Lerner
Alan J. Levi
Martha Mitchell
James Quinn
Jesús Salvador TreviñoStarring Patricia Wettig
Annabeth Gish
Robin Givens
Bob Gunton
Michael Lerner
Brad Johnson
Dan Gauthier
Jacqueline Kim
Jenifer Lewis
Jeffrey D. Sams
Nia Peeples
Shelley Morrison
Roma MaffiaCountry of origin United States Language(s) English No. of seasons 1 No. of episodes 11 Production Executive producer(s) Deborah Joy LeVine Producer(s) Dan Levine
Vahan MoosekianEditor(s) Susan B. Browdy
David Post
Ron RosenCinematography Michael Gershman Running time 60 minutes
(with commercials)Broadcast Original channel CBS Original run September 13 – November 15, 1995 Courthouse is a short-lived drama television series that ran from September to November 1995 on CBS. The series was created and executive produced by Deborah Joy LeVine. The series ranked during the Nielsen Media Research. During the expection, CBS continued to replaced 1 hour Holiday programs in December 1995.[1]
Contents
Synopsis
Courthouse followed the lawers, judges, and staff of an unnamed courthouse in fictional Clark County.
Cast
- Patricia Wettig ... Judge Justine Parkes
- Annabeth Gish ... Lenore Laderman
- Bob Gunton ... Judge Homer Conklin
- Brad Johnson ... Judge Wyatt E. Jackson
- Michael Lerner ... Judge Myron Winkleman
- Jacqueline Kim ... Amy Chen [episodes 2-8]
- Jeffrey D. Sams ... Edison Moore
- Robin Givens ... Suzanne Graham
- Nia Peeples ... Veronica Gilbert
- Dan Gauthier ... Jonathan Mitchell [episodes 2-11]
- Shelley Morrison ... Nell [episodes 4-8]
- Roma Maffia ... Ms. Marino [episodes 5-6, 10]
- Jenifer Lewis ... Judge Rosetta Reide
Guest members including Cree Summer, David L. Crowley, Christopher Michael, and Larry Joshua. in the unsourced cast, notable episodes were including Kelly Rutherford, John Mese, Cotter Smith, and George Newbern.
Episodes
References
External links
- Courthouse at the Internet Movie Database
- Courthouse at TV.com
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