Judge Steve Harvey

★ 5 · 2022 · 42m · Reality · Comedy

Steve Harvey employs his own life experiences and some good old common sense as he expands his resume by taking on the roles of judge and jury in the courtroom. Harvey welcomes a variety of conflicts and characters to his courtroom -- from small claims to big disputes and everything in between -- where, playing by his own rules, he helps to settle his guests' cases with his own unique comedic flair.

Episodes

1. Not Mending Fences44m · Neighbors sue each other for the cost of repairs after allegedly damaging a fence during a holiday party; sisters argue after one demands that the other owes her money; a sister sues her younger brother for unfinished work for which she already paid.

2. Stuck on Stupid44m · A woman accuses her boyfriend of breaking his promise to marry her; a woman sues a raffle prize organizer for costs she was forced to pay during a supposed all-expense-paid trip; a man alleges that his friend sabotaged a date with his girlfriend.

3. Ok Mr. Hightower!44m · A man sues his brother about a destroyed camper; a woman sues a close friend over a number of financial loans that have not been repaid; a father attempts to collect rent from his son who has moved back home and is acting like a child.

4. Problem with Panda44m · Best friends go head-to-head when one sues the other for damage caused by a pet cat; a man attempts to collect back rent and household bills from his girlfriend; a woman sues her photographer for photographs that were never received.

5. Let's Not Drag Me Into This44m · In the first case, parents sue their son for home property damage while shooting social media videos. In the second case, two drag queens face off when one alleges that the other never returned dresses that were loaned to her, causing emotional distress. In the third case, a husband sues his wife of 41 years for the value of his treasured sports jersey that he says his wife intentionally destroyed.

6. See What Happened Was…44m · A husband sues his wife for being late to all events and for refusing to come to bed early; friends argue over money; a daughter wants her mom to pay her back for a cosmetic procedure that her mom claims was a gift.

7. A Sprinkle of Shady44m · Friends argue over alleged stolen property that ended up broken; a wrestler is suing a wrestling promoter, claiming he was never paid his appearance fees; a business relationship goes south when one claims the other owes money.

8. You Cause the Wreck, You Cut the Check44m · Friends battle it out when one sues the other for medical bills; good friends clash when one sues the other for payback of a loan provided for liposuction surgery; a husband and wife sue each other over her cooking skills.

9. No Pics, No Proof44m · Childhood best friends argue over one not honoring to fulfill their end of a lost bet; a woman demands her friend pay up for money she claims she loaned her; a man sues his cousin for baby shower gifts that were taken without his knowledge.

10. I've Learned Absolutely Nothing44m · Friends go at each other when one sues the other for money borrowed, plus interest on the loan; a new bride claims one of her bridesmaids owes her money after dropping out of the wedding at the last minute; a woman sues her brother.

11. What The Hell is Going On?44m · Business partners are at odds when one sues the other for reimbursement of money owed for a parking pass; a son is livid after finding out that his mother threw out his collector item and now suing her for the replacement value.

12. Sister From Another Mister44m · Best friends go head-to-head in the courtroom when one claims the other owes money for expenses paid while they were out performing on tour; a woman sues her former best friend for damaging her scalp and causing hair loss.

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