judge judy does 260 episodes a year.
judge judy does 260 episodes a year.
how many episodes does judge judy do a year?
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bullet::::- judge judy (syndicated, big ticket entertainment, cbs television distribution, 1996–present) a court show presided over by retired manhattan family court judge, paramount legend and hall of famer judge judy sheindlin. sheindlin pioneered the genre's tough adjudicating approach. big ticket marketed the program to potential buyers as one that offered "justice with an attitude" when it entered first-run syndication in september 1996. her reputation as being tough with a gruff nature and saucy commentary led to an "l.a. times" article in 1993, followed by a "60 minutes" segment, an autobiography in 1996, and then her retirement from the bench and the television show. her saucy "on your best day, you're not as smart as i am on my worst day" approach quickly became popular once on television. sheindlin's court proceedings are very controlled, matter-of-fact, less dramatic and less "springer-like" than other court shows mainly due to sheindlin's strict, no-nonsense approach. this can be exampled in sheindlin's constant coercion of rules, as well as her coercion of the litigants to be concise and relevant. three years into her run, sheindlin was generating us$75 million in revenue for big ticket. her ratings doubled. "judge judy" has dominated the genre's ratings since her debut. moreover, since before "the oprah winfrey show" left the air, "judge judy" has been both the top-rated daytime television program and in the 2011–12, 2013–14 and 2014–15 seasons, the top syndicated program. it's also worthy to note that the two court shows that outnumber judge judy's seasons, "divorce court" and "the people's court", have lasted via multiple lives of production and shifting arbitrators. thus, sheindlin also has a record for being the court show genre's longest serving arbitrator, a distinction that earned her a place in the "guinness world records" in september 2015. she is the first arbitrator or judge to preside over a court show for 20 seasons. moreover, "judge judy" holds the longest lasting individual life of any courtroom program due to the cancellation(s) of divorce court and "the people's court" (the only 2 shows in the genre that outnumber "judge judy"s seasons).
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