Jerry Springer Returns To TV As A Judge

Jerry Springer Returns to TV As a Judge
Does Judge Jerry have a ring to it? The Godfather of trashy television, Jerry Springer, is making a return to the silver screen, but not with a reboot of “The Jerry Springer Show.” Next fall, NBC Universal will debut the show, “Judge Jerry.” It will be a 30-minute, daily syndicated show in which Jerry will hear cases and issue a verdict.
Before you raise an eyebrow, Jerry Springer is fully capable of judging cases. Prior to his talk show, he had a career in law and politics. He even served as the mayor of Cincinnati, OH for a year. Springer dished about his new show:
“For the first time in my life, I am going to be called honorable.”
He continued:
“My career is coming full circle and I finally get to put my law degree to use after all these years.”
After 27 seasons of fights and Jerry beads, “The Jerry Springer Show” was cancelled this past summer.
Will you be watching Judge Jerry? Let us know in the comments.
Written by Miata Shanay
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