the source of many witty and sometimes cruel remarks about almost every other character, although he does have a compassionate side as well. When his homeless lackey Phil dies, the ever-greedy Dan is excited to discover that Phil is in fact wealthy and expects to be the beneficiary of his millions, only to learn that Phil's family will put Dan in charge of the Phil Foundation, tasked to give away Phil's entire fortune to worthy causes. Dan reveals near the end of the third-season episode number 22 "Hurricane (Part 2)" that his real first name is Reinhold (a reference to the show's writer and producer of the same name), and that he began using the name Dan out of embarrassment when he started school. The other characters are not aware of Dan's true name until the fifth-season episode "Dan, the Walking Time Bomb". It is discovered earlier in the series—second-season episode "Dan's Parents"—from Dan's parents Daddy-Bob (John McIntire) and Mucette (Jeanette Nolan), that he is using his middle name Fielding as a last name since he went to college because he believes it sounds better for a lawyer and because he is embarrassed by his impoverished childhood. He reveals in the episode "No Hard Feelings" that he received his law degree from the Bayou Institute of Law & Agriculture, whose mascot is the "Fighting Sow-belly." During the eighth season, he is revealed to have a successful younger sister named Donna, whose morals and life goals are similar to his own. The bailiffs Richard Moll, as Nostradamus "Bull" Shannon, is a seemingly dim-witted hulk of a figure, is actually patient, gentle, and childlike. Although he is portrayed as dull and unintelligent, he is actually a highly intelligent person with an IQ of 181. He is fiercely protective of Harry. Bull is known for his catchphrase, "Ooo-kay", and for clapping a hand loudly to his forehead when he realizes he had made a mistake. Moll had been filming a sci-fi movie (Metalstorm) and had shaved his head for the role. The producers loved the look and Moll kept his head shaven for the entire run of the series. Selma Diamond, as Selma Hacker (seasons 1–2), is a chain-smoking (like the actress who played her) older bailiff. In one episode, she admits to having been with as many as six husbands, one of whom is a contortionist. Diamond died of cancer shortly after