This week brings us another Thanksgiving, even though (if you abide by the recommendations of health experts) you might find yourself sitting alone at a big table saying, “Where is everybody?” Sort of like that pilot episode of “The Twilight Zone,” coincidentally entitled, “Where is Everybody?” when Earl Holliman finds himself wandering around a town that’s seemingly devoid of people. (Holliman, who recently turned 92, has probably reached that age by living in a town with no other people.) But as I’ve noted in the past, when you write about the tomfoolery and hijinks that go on in court, Thanksgiving isn’t one of those holidays providing as much fodder as, say, Christmas — or even Hallowe’e
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