John Larroquette summed up his feelings about the loss of fellow Night Court star Harry Anderson in one word Monday. "Heartsick," Larroquette tweeted. Late that night, he added, "He was wicked smart. He was wicked funny. He had a big laugh. He had a big heart. He delighted in legerdemain especially when he caused someone to scratch their head and proclaim; How the h--- did you do that? And he could eat a hamster like no one I ever knew." Anderson, 65, was found dead in his North Carolina home by police Monday morning. The loss of the actor who played Night Court's good-natured Judge Harry Stone from 1984 to 1992 brought out tributes from former cast members and stars. Marsha Warfield, who came onto Night Court in 1986 as the show's third bailiff, Rosalind Russell, left a tearful video on her Facebook page filmed in the front seat of her car after hearing the sad news. "I didn’t know I was going to be this emotional or I wouldn’t have started this video," said Warfield, barely holding back tears.

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