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Things get violent this week on Judging Judy! Not only does a plaintiff lose her braids — her car gets smashed, too! Then, we’ve got a case about a no-good dog owner who didn’t even notice his dog was missing; yet, he still thinks he deserves to get paid!
Will Judy side with the plaintiff who got busted up in Case #1? Will she side with the defendant from Case #2 who’s just mad because his dog got spayed?
And, more important than any of those rhetorical questions, will we find Judy innocent or guilty? Because this is Judging Judy, the only podcast that turns the tables on America’s favorite TV judge.
Support the pod(if you want!) — https://tiptopjar.com/judgingjudy
Our first case features two feuding families and the fight that resulted after the defendants refused to leave the scene. The plaintiff says that their brawl resulted in both damage to her head and to her car. Now, she wants money for both. The defendant, meanwhile, says it was all just self-defense. It’ll be the Judge’s job to figure out who’s telling the truth and if the plaintiff is gonna get paid.
Our second case is about a dog that got loose and the woman who brought it back to health. Naturally, she expected to be compensated for the vet bills that came with getting the Chihuahua healthy again. She wasn’t so lucky; instead, the dog’s original owner accused her of stealing the dog and wants to be compensated because had planned to breed the dog. Judy’s going to have to decide if the defendant’s been a good boy or if he should go to the dog house.
And of course, we will Judge Judy! And it’s about time, isn’t it? For over two decades, Judy Shendlin has been a cultural force, casting judgement on American society without giving us a chance to judge her right back. Well, no more! We examine the cases, certainly, but we’re just as interested in Judy’s behavior, her actions, her temperament. Taking all that into account, we’ll issue our own ruling!
A comedy podcast in the spirit of Cinephobe and the Doughboys, Judging Judy is a hilarious take on American popular culture through the lens of one its most lasting TV icons. Equally silly and incisive, Judging Judy challenges you to reexamine society, nostalgia and how we treat each other. Each episode contains a summary of the cases the judge saw that day, so even folks who have never seen the original TV show can get up to speed and start judging Judy themselves!
Will Judy side with the plaintiff who got busted up in Case #1? Will she side with the defendant from Case #2 who’s just mad because his dog got spayed?
And, more important than any of those rhetorical questions, will we find Judy innocent or guilty? Because this is Judging Judy, the only podcast that turns the tables on America’s favorite TV judge.
Support the pod(if you want!) — https://tiptopjar.com/judgingjudy
Our first case features two feuding families and the fight that resulted after the defendants refused to leave the scene. The plaintiff says that their brawl resulted in both damage to her head and to her car. Now, she wants money for both. The defendant, meanwhile, says it was all just self-defense. It’ll be the Judge’s job to figure out who’s telling the truth and if the plaintiff is gonna get paid.
Our second case is about a dog that got loose and the woman who brought it back to health. Naturally, she expected to be compensated for the vet bills that came with getting the Chihuahua healthy again. She wasn’t so lucky; instead, the dog’s original owner accused her of stealing the dog and wants to be compensated because had planned to breed the dog. Judy’s going to have to decide if the defendant’s been a good boy or if he should go to the dog house.
And of course, we will Judge Judy! And it’s about time, isn’t it? For over two decades, Judy Shendlin has been a cultural force, casting judgement on American society without giving us a chance to judge her right back. Well, no more! We examine the cases, certainly, but we’re just as interested in Judy’s behavior, her actions, her temperament. Taking all that into account, we’ll issue our own ruling!
A comedy podcast in the spirit of Cinephobe and the Doughboys, Judging Judy is a hilarious take on American popular culture through the lens of one its most lasting TV icons. Equally silly and incisive, Judging Judy challenges you to reexamine society, nostalgia and how we treat each other. Each episode contains a summary of the cases the judge saw that day, so even folks who have never seen the original TV show can get up to speed and start judging Judy themselves!
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By Judging JudyThings get violent this week on Judging Judy! Not only does a plaintiff lose her braids — her car gets smashed, too! Then, we’ve got a case about a no-good dog owner who didn’t even notice his dog was missing; yet, he still thinks he deserves to get paid!
Will Judy side with the plaintiff who got busted up in Case #1? Will she side with the defendant from Case #2 who’s just mad because his dog got spayed?
And, more important than any of those rhetorical questions, will we find Judy innocent or guilty? Because this is Judging Judy, the only podcast that turns the tables on America’s favorite TV judge.
Support the pod(if you want!) — https://tiptopjar.com/judgingjudy
Our first case features two feuding families and the fight that resulted after the defendants refused to leave the scene. The plaintiff says that their brawl resulted in both damage to her head and to her car. Now, she wants money for both. The defendant, meanwhile, says it was all just self-defense. It’ll be the Judge’s job to figure out who’s telling the truth and if the plaintiff is gonna get paid.
Our second case is about a dog that got loose and the woman who brought it back to health. Naturally, she expected to be compensated for the vet bills that came with getting the Chihuahua healthy again. She wasn’t so lucky; instead, the dog’s original owner accused her of stealing the dog and wants to be compensated because had planned to breed the dog. Judy’s going to have to decide if the defendant’s been a good boy or if he should go to the dog house.
And of course, we will Judge Judy! And it’s about time, isn’t it? For over two decades, Judy Shendlin has been a cultural force, casting judgement on American society without giving us a chance to judge her right back. Well, no more! We examine the cases, certainly, but we’re just as interested in Judy’s behavior, her actions, her temperament. Taking all that into account, we’ll issue our own ruling!
A comedy podcast in the spirit of Cinephobe and the Doughboys, Judging Judy is a hilarious take on American popular culture through the lens of one its most lasting TV icons. Equally silly and incisive, Judging Judy challenges you to reexamine society, nostalgia and how we treat each other. Each episode contains a summary of the cases the judge saw that day, so even folks who have never seen the original TV show can get up to speed and start judging Judy themselves!
Will Judy side with the plaintiff who got busted up in Case #1? Will she side with the defendant from Case #2 who’s just mad because his dog got spayed?
And, more important than any of those rhetorical questions, will we find Judy innocent or guilty? Because this is Judging Judy, the only podcast that turns the tables on America’s favorite TV judge.
Support the pod(if you want!) — https://tiptopjar.com/judgingjudy
Our first case features two feuding families and the fight that resulted after the defendants refused to leave the scene. The plaintiff says that their brawl resulted in both damage to her head and to her car. Now, she wants money for both. The defendant, meanwhile, says it was all just self-defense. It’ll be the Judge’s job to figure out who’s telling the truth and if the plaintiff is gonna get paid.
Our second case is about a dog that got loose and the woman who brought it back to health. Naturally, she expected to be compensated for the vet bills that came with getting the Chihuahua healthy again. She wasn’t so lucky; instead, the dog’s original owner accused her of stealing the dog and wants to be compensated because had planned to breed the dog. Judy’s going to have to decide if the defendant’s been a good boy or if he should go to the dog house.
And of course, we will Judge Judy! And it’s about time, isn’t it? For over two decades, Judy Shendlin has been a cultural force, casting judgement on American society without giving us a chance to judge her right back. Well, no more! We examine the cases, certainly, but we’re just as interested in Judy’s behavior, her actions, her temperament. Taking all that into account, we’ll issue our own ruling!
A comedy podcast in the spirit of Cinephobe and the Doughboys, Judging Judy is a hilarious take on American popular culture through the lens of one its most lasting TV icons. Equally silly and incisive, Judging Judy challenges you to reexamine society, nostalgia and how we treat each other. Each episode contains a summary of the cases the judge saw that day, so even folks who have never seen the original TV show can get up to speed and start judging Judy themselves!