The part one recap was narrated by John Larroquette.

Bull: All rise. Criminal Court, Part Two is now in session. The Honorable.... (Bull yawns) ...Harrison Kemp, presiding.
Judge Kemp: You okay?
Bull: Yeah. Mister Sandman didn't get a chance to visit me last night.
Judge Kemp: Probably afraid to come in!

Judge Kemp: If I may say, this is the strangest court I've ever presided over.
Dan: Thank you.

Christine: Sir, when are you gonna stop whipping yourself about that kid?
Harry: I am not whipping myself. But there was a very nice couple in the back room who offered to do it for me.

Dan: So, you're not a judge anymore.
Harry: That's right.
Dan: You twerp!
Harry: I beg your pardon?
Dan: You simp. You pathetic, whining, wheezing, jackassed twig!
Harry: I get the feeling you're trying to tell me something, Dan.

Dan: You were good, Harry! Very good. You were impartial. You were fair. Patient. Compassionate. Understanding. And I admired you. (Harry looks at Dan with surprise) That's really hitting below the belt, isn't it?

Harry: Well, it's nice to see everything's the way I left it. Except, of course, for the dead guy on my bench.
Mac: That would be Judge Kemp.
Harry: Yeah, well, he's got my gavel and he won't let go of it.

Bob Wheeler: Evening.
Dan: Well, if it isn't Mr. and Mrs. Night of the Living Dead.

The 1968 film Night of the Living Dead is considered to be the movie that introduced zombies to popular culture.