America's Court with Judge Ross

[zoo2tycoon]

OK...hate to admit but I watch this trashy show at lunch because NOTHING is on! Took away I Love Lucy reruns and Millionaire.

So does anybody watch this joke of a judge. It was bad enough when he gave a couple thousand dollars to some person with their 'family heirloom' PINTO from the 1970's. Most other judges would give blue book value or NOTHING. So start really wondering how 'fake' this show is.

Last week or the week before the case (I am sure these are reruns from the previous season) the case was a guy who pretended he was 'gay' so he could live with two girls....sounds familiar to those of us who are late 70's early 80's kids! THREE'S COMPANY. My hubby brought this up right away. So as we watch we notice the names of the 'litigants'.

They were....JACK WOOD, JANET SNOW (he was plantiff, she was his roommate and witness). The landlord was a lady named HELEN STANLEY.

So the names on THREE'S COMPANY are:

JANET WOOD
JACK TRIPPER
CHRISSY SNOW
HELEN AND STANLEY ROPER

Was this a coincidence or proof this show is probably a big FAKE FAKE FAKE.

Know I watch too many judge cases but this one took the cake!


Guess I actually need to watch entire show and closing of it...that answered my question!



OOPS as I was getting title right of the show I noticed this on WIKIPEDIA

America's Court with Judge Ross is a nationally-syndicated American television show that debuted in several top U.S. markets on September 20, 2010. The Emmy nominated show uses a former judge, Kevin A. Ross, presiding over fictionalized small claims court cases, in a format similar to court TV series that use real cases, but with actors

 

[tvguy]

I haven't watched that one, but Judge Judy, Judge Alex, People's Court and Judge Joe Brown can be addictive....and scary.....especially when you realize the defendants and plantiffs on these shows will be elected our next President.

 

[storzo]

I caught the Three's Company one the other day at lunch and was just like you have got to be kidding me. I thought maybe the litigants wanted to use fake names but I see in the op that the cases are fictionalized. Glad to have that cleared up. lol

You're not going to act like that "up in here". He cracks me up.

 

[Kellydelly]

Judge Ross is the one court show I like the least. I think he's "acting" more than really adjudicating the cases. He doesn't seem real like Judge Mathis or Milian or Brown or Scheindlin .