Judging Judy #27 - Snuggle, Snuggle Toil & Trouble (comedy podcast)

It’s 2005 all over again — and this time, it’s personal! We’ve got a case of a bar room brawl between a big doofus and a trained martial artist; plus, we’ve got a mysterious case of one man getting his limo driver to pay for two hotel rooms! Will Judy side with the moron who overstepped and got his teeth messed up? Will she find that this limo driver got taken for a ride?

And, more importantly, will we find Judy innocent or guilty? Because this is Judging Judy, the snarky podcast that turns the tables on America’s favorite, least favorite TV judge.

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In our first case, Patrick says that Ed assaulted him in a bar, totally unprovoked. Ed doesn’t deny he threw the punch; in fact, he’s quite proud of it. But he alleges that Patrick actually started the whole kerfuffle. Judy has her suspicions it was all over a young lass who appeared to be playing both sides, but will that factor into her decision?

For case #2, James says that he drove Tim around for days, and then when Tim needed a hotel room but didn’t have his wallet, he paid for it instead. Not only that, but James also gave Tim spending money. But when the bill came due, all Tim had was excuses. Tim claims none of the above happened, despite much evidence to the contrary, and has only the paltriest of explanations for his actions. It’s up to Judy to decide just how much he owes James for all of his shenanigans.

Of course, after all that nonsense, it will be up to us to decide if Judy did her job, and if she’s innocent, or if she was derelict in her duties, and is guilty. Each week, we hop into Judy’s extensive archives and dive deep into the cases that came before her in her TV court. We’re interested in her rulings,
certainly.

But we’re just as interested in the Judge herself! Was she out of control? Was she rude? Did she act fairly? Was the whole thing entertaining? We ask those questions and more to come up with our own ruling for Judy: innocent…or guilty.


For fans of Stephen Colbert, the Doughboys, Comedy Bang Bang, Blank Check and All Fantasy Everything, Judging is a one-of-a-kind look at the person behind the gavel, Judge Judy. For over 25 years she had an inescapable place in our cultural zeitgeist. But while she had free rein to judge us, never before had we had the chance to judge the judge.

Now it’s our turn. Nostalgic, zany, critical and smart all in one, Judging Judy is guaranteed to make you think and laugh…and it might surprise you!