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Hot Bench
Many popular court shows are on TV. How can the genre improve? How about using a three-judge panel? That's the concept of "Hot Bench," created by Judge Judy Sheindlin. After hearing each case, the judges discuss it among themselves before rendering a verdict. The show's title comes from a term describing a court action in which a judge frequently interrupts lawyers with questions.
S11, EP103 "RV There Yet?"
After getting a secondhand RV without keys or paperwork, a homemaker stops making payments; the seller sends a mechanic to repossess it and the homemaker calls the police, accusing the mechanic of pulling a gun on her.
S11, EP54 "The Flames of Discord"
A woman who discovered that her new roommate wanted a live-in caregiver says the position was immediately too demanding and she was barred from getting her belongings after move-out; the resident countersues, saying the woman set fire to her garage.
S10, EP155 "Can't Get Far With a Stolen Car"
An armed guard says she paid her cousin's friend $2,000 for a Camaro, but when she tried to get it registered, she learned it had been reported stolen by the seller; a fake registration is submitted into evidence.
S10, EP109 "Dog Gone Doggone It!"
The plaintiff's friend's girlfriend watched his dog while he was in jail, but now claims ownership and refuses to return the animal -- simultaneously countersuing for the cost to take care of it.
S11, EP103 "RV There Yet?"
After getting a secondhand RV without keys or paperwork, a homemaker stops making payments; the seller sends a mechanic to repossess it and the homemaker calls the police, accusing the mechanic of pulling a gun on her.
S11, EP60 "Fowl Play"
The plaintiff claims her reputation was damaged when the defendant publicly accused her of stealing chicken from a food drive.
S11, EP54 "The Flames of Discord"
A woman who discovered that her new roommate wanted a live-in caregiver says the position was immediately too demanding and she was barred from getting her belongings after move-out; the resident countersues, saying the woman set fire to her garage.
