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Was I the only one irked by Bug-Eye Betty those first couple of seasons??

EVERY episode she seemed to be hyper cognizant of the cameras, constantly shifting her eyes like a lunatic for the right angle as if she knew which camera was focusing at a given moment. Do they give direction to the audience to appear super interested in the case? Because she turned that shit up to eleven.

Does Central Casting still service this show? Was she expecting a genuine acting gig to come from this kind of work?

u/BrotakuzaTube — 2 days ago
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Which episode does the first half of this come from?

I've seen the episode that the second half comes from but I have never been able to find the episode that the first half is spliced from. Does anyone know what episode or even what season that might have been?

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u/thebellisringing — 4 days ago
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Maybe the real thirstiness was friends we made along the way

Sharing this for no reason other than that it made me laugh stupidly hard... and wonder if I was having a stroke.

u/PapaAsmodeus — 5 days ago
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If the show pays out all judgments, why do defendants get so upset when they lose?

They had to have known ahead of time that any judgment would be paid for them (and presumably that’s why they agreed to be publicly humiliated on tv). So why do so many get mad?

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u/HoffyTheBaker — 6 days ago
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Uncomfortable

Judge Judy is my role model!

But I saw a truly uncomfortable & disgusting episode on vintage JJ. One gross middle aged guy bought a bride from the Filipines who looked 12. Another even grosser guy borrowed money from the first guy to buy a wife. He had sex with her & discarded her. Did the world not really care about such things in the 90s? So disgusting.

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u/GrayGussy — 6 days ago
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Brooooooo!! I hate seeing parents who support their unbehaved children!

Defendants got sued for damaging plaintiff’s car with bricks and the kids (f16, m15) kept denying it and the step dad said he was there on the scene and only saw them arguing and stayed when he heard cops were coming to say his son didn’t do anything.
like wtf!! People shouldn’t have kids if they can’t teach them to control themselves and then when the kids end up in court they say, “I believe my child,” like really?

Rants done.

u/kryssi_asksss — 11 days ago