season 2, and the character's death is acknowledged on a subsequent episode. Florence Halop, as Florence "Flo" Kleiner (née Nightingale) (season 3), is Selma's replacement. She is similar in age and personality to Selma, but loves motorcycles and heavy metal music. Halop died shortly after season 3, also of cancer like Diamond. In the opening episode of season 4, Harry Stone acknowledges that Florence Kleiner has died. Marsha Warfield, as Rosalind "Roz" Russell (seasons 4–9), the third bailiff, a tall, tough, taciturn, no-nonsense African-American woman. She usually projects a fearsome, standoffish image. Sharp-tongued, in time she becomes close to her coworkers. Warfield stays on the show for the rest of its run. The court clerks Karen Austin, as Lana Wagner (season 1), is the original romantic interest for Harry Stone, despite being engaged. Although Austin was asked to leave the show after 10 episodes, she was seen in the opening credits of all 13 first-season episodes. Charles Robinson, as Macintosh "Mac" Robinson (seasons 2–9), is a Vietnam War veteran. He is easy-going and pragmatic, has a good sense of humor—frequently having the last laugh at Dan—and is a loyal friend to his coworkers. He always wears a cardigan, plaid shirt, and knit tie. By the end of the series, he leaves his job to pursue his dream of going to film school and becoming a director. Supporting Mike Finneran, as Art Fensterman, the bumbling maintenance man at the courthouse. His attempts to work on the courthouse often disrupt Harry's proceedings in the courtroom. Martin Garner, as Bernie (seasons 1–3), the operator of the concession stand in the cafeteria, who has a crush on Selma and often tries to persuade her to stop smoking. After Selma dies, he attempts to court Flo. Terry Kiser, as Al Craven (seasons 1–2), an obnoxious tabloid reporter who sometimes hangs around the courtroom in hopes of discovering a scandalous story. Jason Bernard, as Judge Willard (seasons 1–2), an arrogant, humorless judge who does not approve of Harry's antics and tries to have him removed from the bench. Rita Taggart, as Carla Bouvier (seasons 1–2), more commonly known as "Carla B", a prostitute who frequently appears as a defendant and who has a crush on Harry. Ron Ross, as Dirk, a wimpy bailiff. Denice Kumagai, as Quon Le Duc Robinson (seasons 2–9), Mac's wife, a refugee from Vietnam, where she meets Mac during his service in