Judge Judy

A woman has filed a lawsuit against a former friend, demanding the return of her television which she says was taken without her consent. The ex‑friend disputes the claim, insisting the TV was recovered after it had been stolen from her own car.

The programme is a single‑episode drama that follows a dispute between two women whose friendship has soured. It presents a legal confrontation as the central focus, turning what might seem a domestic quarrel into the core of the story. The format keeps the audience within the courtroom and the personal history that led there. In the heart of the episode, one woman initiates a lawsuit against her former friend, demanding the return of a television set she says belongs to her. The claim is straightforward: she wants the TV back, asserting it was taken from her without permission. The opposing party, the ex‑friend, counters the allegation by insisting the television was stolen from her car, thereby refusing to hand it over. The case brings the broken friendship into sharp relief, with each side offering a conflicting account of how the television changed hands. The claimant maintains that the TV is her property and that the other party has no right to keep it, while the defendant argues that the item was taken unlawfully from her vehicle, framing the dispute as a matter of theft rather than a simple loan gone wrong. Throughout the episode, the courtroom scenes expose the tension between personal grievances and legal arguments. Both women present their versions of events, highlighting how a single household object can become the catalyst for a contentious legal battle and an exploration of trust that has been irrevocably damaged.