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Many popular court shows are on TV. How can the genre improve? How about using a three-judge panel? That's the concept of "Hot Bench," created by Judge Judy Sheindlin. After hearing each case, the judges discuss it among themselves before rendering a verdict. The show's title comes from a term describing a court action in which a judge frequently interrupts lawyers with questions.
S12, EP74 "Stereo Inferno"
A fiery truck disaster ignites a courtroom clash; the owner blames a botched stereo job, while the shop owner claims he gave freebies and faced harassment.
S11, EP55 "The Opioid Odyssey"
A woman says she lent her van to a friend for some errands, but it was never returned; the "friend" says she made a down payment of $1,300 worth of pain pills to purchase the van, and therefore she couldn't "steal" something that belonged to her.
S11, EP1 "Little Pink House"
A woman sues her uncle, saying he evicted her from his land, then blocked in her RV with boulders and logs.
S10, EP120 "I've Had Enough, I Want My Stuff"
A woman says her ex-boyfriend refuses to return her belongings; he says she can have everything: he's just not going to pay for shipping across the country.
S12, EP85 "Electric Boogie"
A handyman sues for unpaid labor after wiring work sparks a payment fight; he thought the job was solid while she claims faulty wiring, holes in walls and hostile texts!
S12, EP18 "Holy Words, Unholy Acts!"
After nearly a year living with his mother's best friend, a man says he was suddenly locked out and left without his belongings; she argues that he disrupted her household and owes her for clothing and support.
S12, EP17 "Family Doesn't Mean Free"
An aunt says she lent her niece money for a car -- but the niece says it was a free ride from some generous seniors; now they're stuck in a legal traffic jam over who gets the vehicle.
