Zakiya leads the conversation on iconic sitcom couples that shaped how we view love, marriage, and breakups. From toxic matchups to wild plot twists that had us asking "now why did they do that?" - these hosts break it down.. Join the conversation and drop your favorite (or least favorite) sitcom couple

With Resurrection Sunday right around the corner, this week's episode is taking EVERYBODY to church, and Jeremy is leading the conversation on the most memorable sitcom church and faith-based moments that brought us laughter, lessons, and memories for a lifetime.

Camryn leads the conversation as we finally link IN PERSON as a full trio — and the energy hits different 🔥

From unforgettable classics to questionable intros, we’re talking about the theme songs that shaped our lives…the good, the bad, and the ones still stuck in our heads.

Which theme song will always hit for you? Leave it in the comments.

Camryn leads the conversation with Zakiya and Jeremy about the lessons of adulthood and responsibility that sitcoms often tried to teach. Inspired by the classic “Theo’s Holiday” episode from The Cosby Show. The crew reflects on how TV used humor and storytelling to show that growing up isn’t always easy.

What sitcom moment taught you a real-life lesson? Share in the comments!

In this episode, Zakiya, Camryn and Jeremy explore the work of recurring characters in TV sitcoms and their impact on reality and culture.

Episode 2 of When Judy Went Upstairs - Special Holiday Edition - Jeremy leads the conversation with Zakiya and Camryn around the nostalgia of the sitcoms that explored the joy, the food, and iconic moments that set the tone for the Holiday Season

When Judy Went Upstairs brings together TV sitcom enthusiasts Camryn Crump (creator), Zakiya Ousley, and Jeremy Gibson as they transform “you watch too much TV” into a comedic scholarly mission.

While other podcasts focus only on their personal favorites, When Judy Went Upstairs explores all sitcoms and their most impactful moments — including the ones that didn’t make sense, like the disappearance of a key family member on a show about family, where suddenly one child just… didn’t matter. Those gaps, quirks, and mysteries become cultural clues the hosts love to unpack.

Each episode breaks down the impact of sitcoms on culture, music, spirituality, relationships, and everyday life. With segments like Hot Takes and Pass the Remote, the hosts reveal their boldest opinions, favorite clips, and personal stories—connecting sitcom chaos to real-world lessons.

Smart, nostalgic, and laugh-out-loud funny, the show proves that binge-watching wasn’t a bad habit… it was preparation.