After 30 Years, Judge Judy Is Stepping Down From Her TV Bench
The New York Times • • entertainment
Key Points:
- Judith B. Sheindlin, known for her sharp and humorous rulings on "Judge Judy," is stepping down from her television bench after decades of daytime TV success.
- The original "Judge Judy" show ended on CBS in 2021 after more than 20 years, with new episodes replaced by reruns.
- The Amazon Prime spinoff, "Judy Justice," will cease releasing new episodes, with the final episode airing on October 22.
- Sheindlin will continue her television involvement as an executive producer for "Adam’s Law," a new show starring her son, Adam Levy, premiering soon.
- Additionally, Sheindlin has a new project in development called "Judyverse," an adult animated series featuring a baby version of Judge Judy.
