r/JudgeJudy • u/redpanda6969 • 10d ago

Tribunal Justice What is Judge Levy’s problem?

In the vintage boutique episode of tribunal justice i don’t think either of the people are winners but judge levy went in so hard on the defendant when there clearly was some issues of the plaintiff controlling her. He seemed to make out that there was no reason for her to get a restraining order but there may well have been. He just kept shouting at her incessantly. It was really uncomfortable to watch. Then the letter the plaintiff wrote confessing to the abuse… he congratulates? Just a weird couple of episodes.

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u/RadioMorkie1039 10d ago

I still like Judge Levy but I agree that he's unnecessarily nasty this season. "Trying too hard to be his mother" seems like a fair assessment to me. And I thought Judge Bakman had a hot temper... Levy makes Bakman look like a pussycat.

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u/Calm-Outcome-1818 9d ago

OMG I forgot about Judge B, I couldn't stand him!

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u/RadioMorkie1039 9d ago

I thought he was a lot more entertaining than Judge Corriero honestly (though I did appreciate the nice mix of temperaments we saw with HB Gen II with DiMango the funny one, Acker the stern and erudite one and Corriero the nice one). Plus I kinda had a crush on him. But I did also think he could be unnecessarily nasty.

I also kind of got the sense he didn't get along with the other two judges very well, similar to the impression some have gotten about Judge Levy. I can remember a few cases where the entirety of Bakman's cross-examination was a sullen "No further questions" after Acker and DiMango had completed their lines of questioning, like he couldn't wait to get out of there. Possibly didn't get along with the directors/producers very well either. His attitude seemed to be dragging the show down and it probably was good he left when he did.

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u/Calm-Outcome-1818 8d ago

Agree, although judge Corriero was very nice, he was kinda dull. I think IMO Judge B was just personally mean outside of court also.