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Coming to us from the high-flying days of early 2017, we’ve got two classic cases from Judge Judy. First, a custom wig order gone wrong. Second, a grandmother trades $3,000 for the right to see her grandkids; now she wants her money back. Will Judy side with the lady who never got the wig she was promised? Will she rule in favor of the plaintiff who says her ex-son-in-law never paid her back as he promised?
And, just as importantly, will we find that Judy is innocent…or is she guilty? Because this is Judging Judy, the only podcast that turns the tables on America’s favorite, least favorite judge.
Enjoying the pod? Consider supporting us by sending a dollar or two our way at tiptopjar.com/judgingjudy. Or don’t. Whatever. I’m not your boss
In Case 1, Abidemi says the salon never got her wig order right. Not only did they skip measuring her head, but they got the part all wrong. Even after they tried to fix it, she wasn’t happy. But when her credit card company sided with the salon, the only place she could turn was daytime TV. Judy has to decide whether or not the contract Abidemi signed is valid or if the customer really is always right.
Case 2 pits a former mother-in-law against the father of her grandchildren. When he was injured, he took $3,000 from her; in exchange, he let her see the grandkids, even though his ex-wife tried to keep them away from her. Although she was happy to help him pay his bills, she says it was meant as a loan. After all, she doesn’t have a job either — all she does is gamble with her fiancee’s money. Our judge will have to decide if this dad is derelict in his duties to the lady formerly known as his mother-in-law.
In the end, the real decision is ours. We have to consider Judy’s decisions, sure, but also her conduct, her words, her behavior and her entertainment factor. Only then will we be able to determine if Judy is innocent or guilty.
Are you a fan of the Doughboys and Cinephobe? What about All Fantasy Everything? Well, how about Comedy Bang Bang? I only ask these questions because Judging Judy is perfect for fans of any and all of these podcasts! Unafraid to critically examine pop-culture icon Judge Judy, this comedy podcast is like no other. A mix of recap show, nostalgia trip and social examination, Judging Judy reexamines the people and the cases that dominated our TVs through a whole new lens. Offering a fresh, funny, light-hearted but also clever perspective and a voice like no other, make Judging Judy the next podcast in your rotation.
And, just as importantly, will we find that Judy is innocent…or is she guilty? Because this is Judging Judy, the only podcast that turns the tables on America’s favorite, least favorite judge.
Enjoying the pod? Consider supporting us by sending a dollar or two our way at tiptopjar.com/judgingjudy. Or don’t. Whatever. I’m not your boss
In Case 1, Abidemi says the salon never got her wig order right. Not only did they skip measuring her head, but they got the part all wrong. Even after they tried to fix it, she wasn’t happy. But when her credit card company sided with the salon, the only place she could turn was daytime TV. Judy has to decide whether or not the contract Abidemi signed is valid or if the customer really is always right.
Case 2 pits a former mother-in-law against the father of her grandchildren. When he was injured, he took $3,000 from her; in exchange, he let her see the grandkids, even though his ex-wife tried to keep them away from her. Although she was happy to help him pay his bills, she says it was meant as a loan. After all, she doesn’t have a job either — all she does is gamble with her fiancee’s money. Our judge will have to decide if this dad is derelict in his duties to the lady formerly known as his mother-in-law.
In the end, the real decision is ours. We have to consider Judy’s decisions, sure, but also her conduct, her words, her behavior and her entertainment factor. Only then will we be able to determine if Judy is innocent or guilty.
Are you a fan of the Doughboys and Cinephobe? What about All Fantasy Everything? Well, how about Comedy Bang Bang? I only ask these questions because Judging Judy is perfect for fans of any and all of these podcasts! Unafraid to critically examine pop-culture icon Judge Judy, this comedy podcast is like no other. A mix of recap show, nostalgia trip and social examination, Judging Judy reexamines the people and the cases that dominated our TVs through a whole new lens. Offering a fresh, funny, light-hearted but also clever perspective and a voice like no other, make Judging Judy the next podcast in your rotation.
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By Judging JudyComing to us from the high-flying days of early 2017, we’ve got two classic cases from Judge Judy. First, a custom wig order gone wrong. Second, a grandmother trades $3,000 for the right to see her grandkids; now she wants her money back. Will Judy side with the lady who never got the wig she was promised? Will she rule in favor of the plaintiff who says her ex-son-in-law never paid her back as he promised?
And, just as importantly, will we find that Judy is innocent…or is she guilty? Because this is Judging Judy, the only podcast that turns the tables on America’s favorite, least favorite judge.
Enjoying the pod? Consider supporting us by sending a dollar or two our way at tiptopjar.com/judgingjudy. Or don’t. Whatever. I’m not your boss
In Case 1, Abidemi says the salon never got her wig order right. Not only did they skip measuring her head, but they got the part all wrong. Even after they tried to fix it, she wasn’t happy. But when her credit card company sided with the salon, the only place she could turn was daytime TV. Judy has to decide whether or not the contract Abidemi signed is valid or if the customer really is always right.
Case 2 pits a former mother-in-law against the father of her grandchildren. When he was injured, he took $3,000 from her; in exchange, he let her see the grandkids, even though his ex-wife tried to keep them away from her. Although she was happy to help him pay his bills, she says it was meant as a loan. After all, she doesn’t have a job either — all she does is gamble with her fiancee’s money. Our judge will have to decide if this dad is derelict in his duties to the lady formerly known as his mother-in-law.
In the end, the real decision is ours. We have to consider Judy’s decisions, sure, but also her conduct, her words, her behavior and her entertainment factor. Only then will we be able to determine if Judy is innocent or guilty.
Are you a fan of the Doughboys and Cinephobe? What about All Fantasy Everything? Well, how about Comedy Bang Bang? I only ask these questions because Judging Judy is perfect for fans of any and all of these podcasts! Unafraid to critically examine pop-culture icon Judge Judy, this comedy podcast is like no other. A mix of recap show, nostalgia trip and social examination, Judging Judy reexamines the people and the cases that dominated our TVs through a whole new lens. Offering a fresh, funny, light-hearted but also clever perspective and a voice like no other, make Judging Judy the next podcast in your rotation.
And, just as importantly, will we find that Judy is innocent…or is she guilty? Because this is Judging Judy, the only podcast that turns the tables on America’s favorite, least favorite judge.
Enjoying the pod? Consider supporting us by sending a dollar or two our way at tiptopjar.com/judgingjudy. Or don’t. Whatever. I’m not your boss
In Case 1, Abidemi says the salon never got her wig order right. Not only did they skip measuring her head, but they got the part all wrong. Even after they tried to fix it, she wasn’t happy. But when her credit card company sided with the salon, the only place she could turn was daytime TV. Judy has to decide whether or not the contract Abidemi signed is valid or if the customer really is always right.
Case 2 pits a former mother-in-law against the father of her grandchildren. When he was injured, he took $3,000 from her; in exchange, he let her see the grandkids, even though his ex-wife tried to keep them away from her. Although she was happy to help him pay his bills, she says it was meant as a loan. After all, she doesn’t have a job either — all she does is gamble with her fiancee’s money. Our judge will have to decide if this dad is derelict in his duties to the lady formerly known as his mother-in-law.
In the end, the real decision is ours. We have to consider Judy’s decisions, sure, but also her conduct, her words, her behavior and her entertainment factor. Only then will we be able to determine if Judy is innocent or guilty.
Are you a fan of the Doughboys and Cinephobe? What about All Fantasy Everything? Well, how about Comedy Bang Bang? I only ask these questions because Judging Judy is perfect for fans of any and all of these podcasts! Unafraid to critically examine pop-culture icon Judge Judy, this comedy podcast is like no other. A mix of recap show, nostalgia trip and social examination, Judging Judy reexamines the people and the cases that dominated our TVs through a whole new lens. Offering a fresh, funny, light-hearted but also clever perspective and a voice like no other, make Judging Judy the next podcast in your rotation.