Judge Dad

There's a reason this is a show no ones really heard of. It's frustrating to know that this is content people have been paid to create. The judge is just a random man who wanted airtime with no experience adjudicating and the stories and cases are fictional which just makes the show even less appealing.

He lets emotion and pity make his decisions instead of contracts and laws. Everybody has a hard time but if you agree to a contract you must abide by it regardless whatever happens in your life your inconvenience is not somebody else's.

Stumbled on this show by pure accident and wound up sticking with the episode until I was hooked. Pretty entertaining show.

I really enjoyed watching my first few episodes of this show. Even when I discovered the judge wasn't really a judge, I still found it entertaining. But when I found out even the cases weren't real and the people are all actors, I completely lost interest. Seriously .. what is the point of a courtroom show where all the lines are scripted, all the evidence is contrived and all the judgements are worthless?! Complete stupidity and waste of time!

This show can not be measured by it's entertainment quality, realism, acting, or production value. It has to be looked at through a special lense. A more enlightened perspective, if you will. This online television program that was put together with nothing more than someone's cellphone camera and a greenscreen highlights the state of the current media hegemony's opinion of the lower class of America. The logic used in this show highlights the brainpower and deductive reasoning required to believe Biden won the election fairly, that Covid-19 lockdowns are needed, and that life is better suckling from the government's teet as opposed to working for a living. The show makes child mentality appeals against 'the big meanie' and sides with the 'hopeless victim'. It's absolutely beautiful in terms of showing just what the elite think of the lower class.

Like a slave master giving his slaves a big steaming pile of freshly cooked shit that he sprinkled with parsley and called it educational fine dining.