Things hit a new low!
When I got home last night, there was an overnight package waiting….the return address was from “Judge Alex” in Houston, TX, to which I wondered “What strange legal issue is this” (it would be a second strange legal “thing” this month). I could not have guessed.
Turns out Judge Alex is a TV judge. Like Judge judy only texan and nicer (somehow the idea of Texas Justice seems to lead one to think of stockades and chain gangs, but I hear he yells less than Judge Judy). The Show isinterested in holding “howard v. white” (that’s White as in Knox White, teach me to go with a non-traditional naming convention) in their “court.”
I can’t tell you how many people have encouraged me to “go for it” but I have to say, it ain’t gonna happen (that’s Texan for “No”). I have yet to see a show like that (and I’ll admit I have yet to really see in any real detail any “real court” tv shows, I prefer my court fictionalized) in which anybody, except maybe the judge, comes out looking good.
Did anyone, back in the days of Judge Wapner, ever think that this “people’s court” concept would ever grow to the industry it’s become?
I’ve thrown up a pdf of their invite for your enjoyment. Judge Alex Invite
What a long strange trip it continues to be….
Blogging Bayport Alameda
March 23rd, 2007 at 5:48 am
Pretty please with a cherry on top
Remember how I said that the Howard v. White case would only get better if it were to be broadcast on Judge Judy?
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notadave
March 23rd, 2007 at 11:15 am
Oh please oh please oh please do it, and dress up in a bright orange tuxedo - it would just be the ultimate statement about the absurdity of this lawsuit.
not notadave
March 25th, 2007 at 7:32 am
Forget Judge Alex,
You should have this adjudicated by Judge “Extreme” Akim on Eye for an Eye. Scroll down for the episode capsules. What wacky punishment to whom would Judge Extreme Akim mete out?http://www.geocities.com/videogamelists/eyeforaneye.html
seriously, you don’t watch enough daytime tv.