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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, EP57 "Don't Goof on My Roof"
A single mother sues a contractor she says was negligent and unprofessional while working on her roof, causing heavy rain to leak into her home; he says she made the job site uncomfortable for his workers and fired him before he could finish.
S9, EP76 "Couch-Surfing Cousin"
A woman who moved to Denver for a new job and temporarily stayed with her cousin says the cousin's children stole her credit card and damaged her cellphone, and a mountain of clothes went missing.
S11, EP14 "I'll Be Your Shelter"
A woman expects some help with the rent after she helps her friend out of a pinch by letting her stay in her one-bedroom apartment; the friend says they made no such arrangement and accuses her of forging her signature on a handwritten agreement.
S10, EP166 "Don't Lien on Me"
A missing person case turned into a homicide investigation, and ownership of the deceased's car was evidently transferred to her mechanic, but after he sold it to his best friend, the original lien holder repossessed it, and things got messy.
S11, EP110 "Leaky Promises"
A homeowner says a friend approved roof repairs and promised that the HOA would cover the costs, so the plaintiff paid the contractor; the defendant denies promising the HOA's reimbursement and says the plaintiff just wanted a new roof.
S11, EP109 "Auto-Matic Disaster"
A woman says she paid $1,700 for a car with issues and the defendant threatened to take it back unless she paid $300 more; the seller says the plaintiff broke their agreement, forcing the seller to spend money to recover and repair the car.
S11, EP108 "Nanny McPay Me"
Two plaintiffs were hired separately to care for the defendant's daughter but never got paid; the mother says the sitters are inflating the amount owed and accuses one of them of hitting her daughter.
S11, EP59 "Scratch 'N' Dash"
A man admits he pulled a knife on someone who scratched his car, but says his son believes he's an action hero, and he was trying to keep up that persona.
