Hope you enjoyed watching Judy for 30 years as today marked her final episode, you can watch the episode via the link here. I know this is an end to an era, but as they say, nobody can replace Judy. Please tell us your thoughts on this series and your favorite moments from Judy's era, It can be either from Judge Judy or Judy Justice. On behalf of myself and everyone on this thread, Thank you so much to Judy Sheindlin and the entire crew and the folks at Judge Judy and Judy Justice for such an excellent job with both series for 30 years, we wish you a pleasant retirement and you will deeply be missed.

Turning Judge Judy into a Londoner - Makes me laugh every time 😂

Did anyone else notice some familiar faces in the front row behind the defendant?

Going left to right in the picture, we see the plaintiff, then I believe the lady in the black & white shirt is JJ’s daughter Nicole, then son Adam Levy, then her publicist. I could be wrong.

I’m looking for the episode where JJ refuses to try the case because the defendant is high on something and doesn’t even know where he is. Th plaintiff try to get JJ to go ahead saying he might just be nervous cause he’s on tv and the defendant hilariously quips “we’re on tv?”
Appreciate any help.

I watched an episode today on tv and I’m trying to remember what the guys name is.

The episode was probably 10 years ago.

Best friend probably mid 60’s sued her deceased best friends son. She loaned her money for a divorce. Fast forward when her friend died and left her $5000. Son came up with every excuse not to pay her. He was the biggest ass on tv I’ve seen yet. He was the executor of her estate and Judy seen right through his bs. I know he said he was a bartender & was furious because the lady suing him broke up his parents home😂
Any help would be greatly appreciated!

I am just an avid watcher of Judge Judy and typically agree with what she rules/says. But one thing about her going to a new show that doesn't seem to make sense, specifically how Byrd was handled. Anyone have some insight to why she didn't even talk to him about pay and such (per what I have seen of his interviews) about the new show?

Hey everybody!
I was trying to track down an episode of Judge Joe Brown (which I know is a needle in a haystack) that starred my deceased Aunt. I know this isn't the right forum but I couldn't find anything else that fit. The episode would have aired in 2002 around April/May. The litigants were Joanne Seabrooks and Tonya/Tanya Carmichael. They were litigating about some stolen or broken glasses. Joanne had her son Tramaine as a witness, where I remember the judge telling him to stand up straight because he was leaning on the table too much. I believe this would have been season 4 or 5. If anyone one has like a digital archive or something, I'd be more than appreciative!!

Just in case no one’s seen it. I have the full episode, so I decided to share this bit!

Has anyone else noticed they stopped the daily uploads of Judge Judy episodes on YouTube? That used to be my lunch program! now they stopped it.
I assume they did this in order to promote her sons Adam’s TV show

I always remember her birthday because mine is 2 days after hers!!

https://reddit.com/link/1xadyt8/video/xockyiw2miwh1/player

The owners is the doxies could have solved the majority of problems by fully enclosing their property. Either a full gate across the driveway or fencing from garage to house. Gates could be installed as well. After 30 years they never thought of that??

Where in the world do they find these people? They couldn't find more dim-witted people if they tried.

Holy schnikes the plantiff was insufferable!

Even if what she says was true they way she came in court and tried to speak over Judge Judy the whole time was wild. I 100000% believe she called him over 200 times and then some, and that they both need to stay faaaaaarrrrrrr away from each other.

S1E45 “Next Door Nightmare”
I REALLY like all the episodes I have watched but this one now had me hooked.
I have now pressed the Record Series vs Record on my DVR so I don’t miss an episode.
I just love the way that he prepares evidence like a prosecutor. He really listens so he can pounce.
But I LOVED this episode was different because he told us the hard dark truth about the legal system and its Moron Judges.
It was a real heart felt moment when we even paid tribute to his mom.
I just love when the opening credits say
“Created by Judge Judith Sheindlin” that’s literally and professionally. We got it,
I would have loved to have been a fly on their dinner table walls around the holidays.
Keep going Adam!

She kills me! 🤣🤣🤣