Judging Judy #29 - Call Us By Our Name (comedy podcast)

All they wanted to do was have a classic Vegas marriage -- but what they got was cheese and crackers….and only cheese in crackers! This week on Judging Judy, we bounce back to 1997 where we’ve got a case of two newlyweds who say their wedding planner ruined their big day. But were their expectations simply too high, especially for the pittance they paid? It’ll be up to Judy to decide they were hoodwinked or if they got exactly what they bargained for.

And it will be up to us to pass judgement on the judge herself, because this, of course, is America’s favorite podcast about America’s least favorite judge, Judge Judy.

Diane says her wedding planner made a mess of her matrimonial celebration. From the limo to the food to even getting their names right, Diane has a list of complaints as long as the train on her wedding dress. She claims Monique was incompetent and managed to tarnish the event for Diane’s friends and family.

But Monique says that Diane got exactly what she paid for. In fact, out of pity, Diane even says she gave the bride extras to make up for the paltry big day. Monique values her business and won’t put up with her good name being dragged through the mud by this angry bride.

Will Judy side with the newlyweds or the Vegas planners? Will she have pity on the bride who saw her big dreams wind up as little more than cheese and crackers? Or will she find that the planners were right: you only get so much when you spend so little on the big day?

Most importantly, will we find Judy innocent or will we guilty? Will we find that she did her job or did she muck up everything?

Each week, we take an episode of Judge Judy and turn it upside down. Sure, we’re interested in the rulings but we care just as much about the Judge herself. How did she act? How did she talk? What did she think she was doing?!

Fans of the Doughboys, John Oliver, Stephen King and All Fantasy Everything will love Judging Judy, the comedy podcast that turns the tables…finally! For over twenty five years, Judge Judy was a cultural icon who got to judge us without any consequence. Well, now it’s our turn. Nostalgia. Zeitgeist. Social commentary. Judging Judy’s got it all.