r/JudgeJudy May 15 '24

MegaThread Looking For A Specific Episode/Case? Use This Thread!

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Due to the sheer amount of episode number requests, this post should now be used to post all requests in!

Do NOT post links to pirated material. This thread is for those who are looking for details or episode numbers of a specific case. Those looking for certain case types may also use this thread to find types of cases they are looking for.

Request posts outside of this megathread will be removed.

This post will be repeated at the start of each month. To search for previous editions, please use the reddit search function for the "MegaThread" label.


r/JudgeJudy 1d ago

Season 4, Episode 81 Neighborhood Joyride Disaster

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Just watched this episode and I was so outraged by those kids' mother that I had to post to hear other impressions of her. That woman is not only delusional about her children, but she is sending them straight down a path of prison or worse. Unbelievable, the chutzpah on that woman!


r/JudgeJudy 2d ago

Imagine blaming a 5 year old for your own incompetence

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154 Upvotes

r/JudgeJudy 2d ago

Does anyone remember this episode?

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The defendant was a man who hung his flag upside down and the plaintiff was his neighbor. I was trying to remember it.


r/JudgeJudy 3d ago

Discussion Judy Justice season 4 episode 18

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I wish we had case updates because what do you mean a woman who neglected an animal was allowed to buy the cat back?! Isn’t neglect a crime?!


r/JudgeJudy 3d ago

Help finding episode!

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Hi! I was hoping someone could help me locate what episode this is.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=AXdwgLY8Da0&t=10s&pp=2AEKkAIB&ra=m

id really like to get the full length episode, but I haven’t been able to locate it. AI bots have been no help. this ise and my dad in the episode. my dad used to have it on VHS, but unfortunately it was lost in a move. He’s much older now with a birthday coming up so I’d love to find the episode for him. Thank you for any help!


r/JudgeJudy 4d ago

It doesn't get cuter than this!

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r/JudgeJudy 4d ago

[fully lost] Judge Judy Early 2000's PLEASE HELP

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r/JudgeJudy 5d ago

Judge Judy On Demand Pluto - gone or glitch?

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About a week ago Pluto stopped loading for me and I assumed it was an app issue. I just uninstalled and relaunched the app and the only thing available is The Judge Judy Channel (live). Nothing appears on demand. Is this just me?


r/JudgeJudy 6d ago

Judy Justice Season 4 Episode 78

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When Judge Judy started questioning the defendant and his dad about the defendant learning the rules of the road and she "complimented" the dad for giving the defendant a DMV book to study the rules at age 14... the face the dad made, knowing that everything that was just said is a lie, and the face Judge Judy made watching the dad's face... 😂😂😂

Her line of questioning and her sarcastic comments had me cackling this whole episode 😂😂😂


r/JudgeJudy 6d ago

Discussion E-Bike Teen vs Senior Driver

51 Upvotes

Episodes like this one today are my favorite ones. When the kid is an asshole and the parents are assholes and she reams them a new one.


r/JudgeJudy 7d ago

Discussion I really hope we have Judy and Jerry for many more years

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565 Upvotes

I was thinking about this again today and actually just found a post I made here a while ago asking what would happen when the Judge Judy era eventually comes to an end. Seeing that old post again got me thinking about how Judy isn’t getting any younger, and neither is Jerry. Obviously none of us live forever, but Judy has been such a familiar face on television for decades that it’s honestly hard to imagine a world without her. And she’s still going. Between Judy Justice, Tribunal Justice, Justice on Trial, Adam’s Law and everything else she’s been involved with, there’s actually a lot I still need to catch up on myself. Justice on Trial and Adam’s Law are still on my binge list. Judy really is a great woman and one tough judge. I’ve always thought of her almost like that really strict school teacher you might be a little scared of, but who knows exactly what they’re talking about. She knows the law darn well, expects people to take responsibility for themselves, and definitely doesn’t tolerate nonsense. Hopefully that day is still a long way away. I just hope Judy and Jerry are both doing well and that we have them around for many more years. Whenever that time eventually comes, I hope Judy is remembered for much more than just being the funny, tough judge from TV. She built a legacy that generations of people recognize. And Jerry has had his own long life and legal career too. I hope both of them eventually get remembered for the lives they lived, the work they did, and the family and legacy they built together.


r/JudgeJudy 8d ago

Anyone who actually has the names Jane Doe and Joe Bloggs hearts must regularly miss a beat when they see they are caught up in court cases?

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r/JudgeJudy 10d ago

She should be sued. Doesn’t know what she’s talking about and then he granddaughter agrees with her. It’s the worst show I’ve ever seen

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r/JudgeJudy 10d ago

Anyone else?

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I fucking love Sarah Rose. Who is the lady to the right?

I'm finally watching Judy Justice...or whatever this is called.


r/JudgeJudy 11d ago

Humor Saw this on Instagram: I need more JJ Muppets please.

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I love that they have Byrd on it too.


r/JudgeJudy 11d ago

Judge Judy show is RIGGED!

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The Masterpiece of Scandal

It was the scandal that captivated the entire community. For Michael, the dispute was never truly about financial restitution; rather, it was a matter of Kimberly’s inability to hold her tongue.

The production company, Big Ticket Pictures, initially offered a meager $100 appearance fee to both parties to secure their presence on Judge Judy. However, demonstrating superior leverage and foresight, Michael successfully negotiated a $1,400 payout before ever stepping foot into the studio for filming.

The courtroom drama was only the beginning of Kimberly's downward spiral:

• Stalking Conviction: Merely three months after the episode aired, the law caught up with Kimberly, and she was found guilty of stalking Michael.

• Financial Ruin: Her legal troubles multiplied when another individual successfully sued her, resulting in a judgment that garnished her wages.

• Tragic Upbringing: Beneath this chaotic timeline lay a foundation of profound personal tragedy; Kimberly had already lost both of her parents to cancer before she even reached the age of 21.


r/JudgeJudy 11d ago

Exam

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Chancel Judy


r/JudgeJudy 12d ago

Judge Judy Season 5 Episode 75

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my friends appear in that episode. nicole is suing her friend for screwing up her hair. my other friend Karen was a witness. I need to find that particular episode as a surprise gift. if anyone can help, that be very much appreciated.


r/JudgeJudy 12d ago

Judge Judy Season 5 Episode 75

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r/JudgeJudy 15d ago

S4 E71 Sarah Rose eyes

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Is Sarah wearing contacts? Her eyes seemed extra blue in today’s episode? As I’m writing this I realized that I’ve never noticed her eye color until today.


r/JudgeJudy 18d ago

When you're in a "most psycho ex GF" contest and she's your fiercest competitor

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320 Upvotes

r/JudgeJudy 18d ago

whats the consensus around the new show Adams law im hearing rumors judge judy might be hanging up the robe soon so she passing the gavel down to her son im excited to see adams law tho .

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159 Upvotes

r/JudgeJudy 18d ago

Complaint In love with one of the background audience.

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r/JudgeJudy 18d ago

Tricks of Judge Judy

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Among her many practices is the trick where she makes sure the litigant can see her opened folder, then she pretends to have a copy of either their criminal record, IRS tax filings or some other document. She then asks them questions about their history in an attempt to prevent them from lying or withholding information. I love when she does that. Anyone else notices this? What other tricks of hers do you like?