Judge Judy

A woman says she let a friend borrow her television and is now demanding its return, insisting the loan was temporary. The friend counters, alleging that the woman suffers from alcohol misuse and has been stalking her, and claims the accusations are unfounded.

Series 21 is listed as a programme, categorised under the genre “episode”. It forms part of a broader series of broadcast entries, each identified by its own numeric designation. The entry is presented in the standard format for television installments, with no additional production information supplied. The central narrative follows a dispute between two women. One of them maintains that she temporarily gave a television set to a friend and is now seeking its return. Her request for the TV’s repayment forms the catalyst for the unfolding conflict within the episode. In response, the friend turns the tables, alleging that the woman who lent the television is suffering from problems with alcohol. She further claims that the lender’s behaviour amounts to stalking, suggesting a pattern of unwanted attention beyond the original loan. The episode therefore pivots on these opposing accusations: the demand for the borrowed television on one side, and the counter‑allegations of alcohol misuse and stalking on the other. The tension between the two parties drives the storyline, leaving the audience to consider the competing claims without any further contextual detail being provided.