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Judge Judy is an American arbitration-based reality court show presided over by retired Manhattan Family Court Judge Judith Sheindlin. The show features Sheindlin adjudicating real-life small claims disputes within a simulated courtroom set. All parties involved must sign contracts, agreeing to arbitration under Sheindlin. The series is in first-run syndication and distributed by CBS Television Distribution. Judge Judy, which premiered on September 16, 1996, reportedly revitalized the court show genre. Only two other arbitration-based reality court shows preceded it, The People's Court and Jones and Jury. Sheindlin has been credited with introducing the "tough" adjudicating approach into the judicial genre, which has led to several imitators. The two court shows that outnumber Judge Judy's seasons, The People's Court and Divorce Court, have both lasted via multiple lives of production and shifting arbiters, making Sheindlin's span as a television arbiter the longest.
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Episode 1 - You're Either an Idiot or a Liar!; Pablo the Chihuahua Loses Teeth in a Fight?!
September. 14,2020
Episode 2 - Naughty Grandson Steals From Grandfather?!; Ex-Lover Runs Man Off the Road?!
September. 14,2020
Episode 3 - Disabled Friend Duped!; Who Will Fools Vote For?!
September. 15,2020
Episode 4 - Vandalism Admission!; Intoxicated Tutoring Fail!
September. 15,2020
Episode 5 - Woman Busts Ex-Lover's Front Tooth!
September. 16,2020
Episode 6 - New Girlfriend to the Rescue!; Man Sues Teenage Brawlers!
September. 16,2020
Episode 7 - Shocking Video of Jaw-Breaking Assault!; First Date Morphs Into 5K Loan?!
September. 17,2020
Episode 8 - Child Endangerment and Defamation!
September. 18,2020
Episode 9 - Army Buddy's Dishonorable Friendship?!; Consolidated Romance Fail!
September. 21,2020
Episode 10 - Elite Tutor Steals From the Rich?!; I Hate You! Here's Your Marijuana!
September. 21,2020
Episode 170 - Missing Money Mystery; Car-Kicking Tantrum
May. 28,2021
Episode 171 - Don't Hog the Loading Zone!
May. 31,2021
Episode 172 - Stimulus Check Controversy!; Lethal Swerving?!; Betrayal of Trust!
May. 31,2021
Episode 173 - Heated Custody Dispute!
June. 01,2021
Episode 174 - Assisted Living Transformation!
June. 02,2021
Episode 175 - Negligent Craftsman?!; Mother Mayhem; Older Cabbie's Young Roomie
June. 02,2021
Episode 176 - Home Owner Association Fraud?!
June. 03,2021
Episode 177 - Time Share Nightmare; Spooked Dog Damages House!; Freeway Crash
June. 04,2021
Episode 178 - Ungrateful Ex-Girlfriend?!; Porched Possessions Upset!
June. 07,2021
Episode 179 - Judge Judy Makes a Call!; Mother vs. Son
June. 08,2021
Episode 180 - Fresh Out of Prison!; Crash After Bible Study!
June. 09,2021
Episode 181 - Never Tell a Contractor to Stop!
June. 10,2021
Episode 182 - Vegas Road Trip Fail!; Hoarder or Heavy Drinker?
June. 11,2021
Episode 183 - Stranded Lazy Laborer?!; Tribal Moccasin Mix-Up!; Don't Fence Me In!
June. 14,2021
Episode 184 - Dueling Newspapers!; Hoarder's Fence Runneth Over?!
June. 15,2021
Episode 185 - Felony Suspect Surprise?; Mother and Son Rock Fight!; The Case of the Missing Furniture!
June. 16,2021
Episode 186 - COVID Con Men?!; Felony Misdemeanor Bailout
June. 17,2021
Episode 187 - The Cell Phone Shuffle!; Psychotic Officer or Vandal Confession?!; Fire Victim Tragedy
June. 17,2021
Episode 188 - The Outsourcing Handyman!; Loan Expert in Financial Hot Water?!
June. 18,2021
Episode 189 - DUI for Professional Driver!; The Twice-Stolen Puppy!; The Sound of Shattered Windows in the Morning!
June. 18,2021
Episode 190 - Security Deposit Sabotage?!; Oblivious Driver!
July. 06,2021
Episode 191 - The Guinea Pig That Almost Got Away!; Gambling and Hooking Up?!
July. 07,2021
Episode 192 - Risky Mexican Vacey During COVID?!; Release My Parachute!
July. 08,2021
Episode 193 - Repo Payback Too Soon?; Jealousy-Fueled Phone Fight!; Goddaughter Beware!
July. 09,2021
Episode 194 - Stylist Left Me Bald?!
July. 12,2021
Episode 195 - When Animals Attack... Your Car!; Grand Theft Restitution
July. 13,2021
Episode 196 - Art of the $5,000 Con?!; Bad House Sitter?
July. 15,2021
Episode 197 - Shooting at Murderous Rats!; Daddy's Girlfriend
July. 21,2021
Episode 198 - Texts Tell a Different Story!; Annoying but Not Harassment!; Engine Blew? It's up to You!
July. 22,2021
Episode 199 - Pit Bull Latches Onto Arm!
July. 23,2021
Episode 200 - Architecture Barter Gone Bad!
July. 23,2021
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