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Dark Justice (1991–1993)After his wife and daughter are murdered, Judge Nicholas Marshall loses faith in the judicial system. Selecting defendants from the cases appearing in his court, he presses them into a ... See full summary » Creator:Jeff Freilich |
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Clayton Prince | ... |
Jericho 'Gibs' Gibson
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Arnold 'Moon' Willis
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Bruce Abbott | ... |
Judge Nicholas Marshall
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Kelly Cochrane
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After his wife and daughter are murdered, Judge Nicholas Marshall loses faith in the judicial system. Selecting defendants from the cases appearing in his court, he presses them into a different kind of community service, as members of a vigilante group nicknamed "The Night Watchman". Written by Marg Baskin <marg@asd.raytheon.ca>
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5 April 1991 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Amarga justicia See more »Company Credits
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David Salzman Entertainment (QDE), Institut del Cinema Català (ICC), Lorimar Television See more »
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Judge Nicholas Marshall: As a cop I lost my collars to legal loopholes, but I believed in the system. As a D.A. I lost my cases to crooked lawyers, but I believed in the system. As a judge my hands were bound by the letter of the law, but I believed in the system. Until they took my life away. Then I stopped believing in the system and started believing in justice.See more »
This used to be a totally awesome show. But then Ramy Zada left and was replaced by some loser, and it just went downhill from there.
If you get the chance, see the Ramy Zada episodes. They were really good. There was the right combination of seriousness and humor, and good, creative stories. It really was good.
I've only seen a couple of the episodes with the new guy, and I guess they weren't that bad, but it's just not the same. See the Ramy Zada episodes, and you'll be happy.