Night Court season 3 episode 2 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
Dan Fielding, an assistant district attorney, shows interest in Sheila, a new employee. Amid discussions about bizarre tax shelters and office gossip, the scene shifts to court where Leonard Slotkin claims he's from Saturn, needing to build a transmitter to contact home. As Slotkin takes hostages, demanding odd components for his device, a tense standoff ensues. The situation resolves peculiarly with Slotkin claiming extraterrestrial healing. Meanwhile, Dan's attempt at romance with Sheila leads to a humorous, ambiguous conclusion.
Full Episode S03E02 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
What bizarre investments are mentioned at the beginning of the episode?
Investments in race horses, windmills, and bull semen are discussed.
Who is Sheila and what department does she work in?
Sheila is the new employee in the Records Department.
What is Dan Fielding's occupation?
Dan Fielding is an assistant district attorney.
What does Sheila think Dan is really interested in?
Sheila believes Dan is primarily interested in pursuing a sexual relationship.
What unusual case does Leonard Slotkin present in court?
Leonard Slotkin claims he is being poisoned by Earth's atmosphere and needs to build a transmitter to contact Saturn.
What is the outcome of Leonard Slotkin's case in the courtroom?
The judge grants a continuance for Slotkin's case, pending psychiatric evaluation.
What does Slotkin demand while in custody?
Slotkin demands parts to build a transmitter to contact his people on Saturn.
How does the standoff with Slotkin end?
The standoff ends with Slotkin claiming he has been healed by his people through a transference of energy.
What does Dan remember about his night with Sheila?
Dan has vague memories about the night with Sheila and is uncertain about what actually happened.
How is the issue of violence and paranoia in society addressed in the episode?
The issue is highlighted during a case involving subway passengers mistaking a French tourist for a threat, leading to a discussion on societal fears and reactions.