Judged by Matt Walsh

This show is simply insane and an insult to the intelligence of those who actually care about the rule of law.

This monstrosity is like watching uncle goober, who "gradiated" the 3rd grade, make legal decisions. How those who have agreed to have their disputes settled by by such an ignoramus and keep a straight face and remain deferential, is painful to watch.

I am sure this is all done in the name of humor, but it just isn't funny, at least in my opinion. Snark and sarcasm are one thing when watching Matt on his regular show, but out of place and painful to watch in this setting.

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Here comes the judge. What a nice surprise. Matt with his incredible dry sense of humour and add in a bit of deadpan for good measure.

No spoilers here but I found myself laughing quite a bit in every episode. An excellent parody of courtroom shows. The cases are absolutely ridiculous, to add to the comedic chaos.

Now on a serious note. It seems the country where my parents were born has absolutely no love for this program. (My dad watched one episode with me and was laughing out loud). It seems that, as I type, there are 33 ratings from Lithuania. Every single rating just happens to be 1 out of 10. This show seems to trigger virtually everyone in Lithuania who bothers to rate the show. I find that astonishing!!!

Coincidence.....I don't think so. Me thinks there has been a fair bit of review bombing from humans pretending to be from Lithuania.

My rating stands at 9.

Court is adjourned!

Something about this show feels so much more organic than the average reality court show, it truly seems like the plaintiffs and defendants really are just random people who can't get their cases before a real judge. Every time I see someone new walk through the doors I can't wait to see the way they'll react to Matt's unbridled personality.

The jokes here are truly hilarious, while at the same time they often fly dangerously close to being cringe, but that simply makes them funnier because of the courtroom environment. If you understand who Matt is, and how intensely straight faced he is when being sarcastic, then you'll have a great time with this show. It also helps if you have a functioning moral compass.

"Judged by Matt Walsh" on Daily Wire+ is an innovative and hilarious addition to the courtroom reality genre. Matt Walsh brings his trademark deadpan humor and sharp wit to the bench, delivering a performance that is both entertaining and thought-provoking. The show features Walsh presiding over real-life petty disputes, offering a blend of comedy and common sense that makes each case uniquely amusing.

The series excels in its ability to find humor in the absurdities of the cases presented, with Walsh's scornful yet comedic interactions with the litigants being a highlight. His comedic style, reminiscent of his work in "What Is a Woman?" and "Johnny The Walrus," is perfectly suited for the role of a no-nonsense judge dealing with outlandish cases.

"Judged by Matt Walsh" is a must-watch for fans of reality courtroom shows and anyone who appreciates sharp, politically charged humor. The show not only provides laughs but also subtly critiques modern societal issues through its satire. If you're looking for a fresh and entertaining take on courtroom drama, this show is a definite 10/10.

Reading the negative review on here is sometimes a chore. Its clear that the people rating this negatively clearly have a political bias that disables them from seeing clearly.

While it's not the greatest acting ever (and was never supposed to be), putting ultra-dry, intractably base Matt Walsh at the helm of getting to say exactly what he wants about absurd morality and idiotic choices that are cheered on in the general 'big machine' media is a gem.

Matt Walsh hates all stupidity and obviously inept decision making and he is never afraid to say so. Additionally, the hilarity of the show is that the fanbase who would watch it all already agree from the outset of a case how stupid it is that people even have to get to this level of the legal system, to need an arbitrator to decide how things should be worked out.

This is a funny show, if you like Matt Walsh or not. But, to enjoy it, you do need some sense of morality.