“Judge Judy” is marching inexorably toward its ninth straight season as TV’s top-rated syndicated daytime show.
And Judy Sheindlin says there’s a reason for that.
“I think people still like order and they still like rules and they like that comfort of seeing, at least, a case from start to finish,” says Sheindlin, 75. “I’m so disgusted with things I can’t relate to on TV … and everything seems to be in such disorder in the world and people still like order. They want their comfort food and I think I’ve been associated with comfort food. I have a particular personality and sense of humor and I don’t have to work hard doing my job — it comes naturally to me.”
And Judy Sheindlin says there’s a reason for that.
“I think people still like order and they still like rules and they like that comfort of seeing, at least, a case from start to finish,” says Sheindlin, 75. “I’m so disgusted with things I can’t relate to on TV … and everything seems to be in such disorder in the world and people still like order. They want their comfort food and I think I’ve been associated with comfort food. I have a particular personality and sense of humor and I don’t have to work hard doing my job — it comes naturally to me.”












