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6 February “High Voltage Hustle” New, Season 11, Episode 82 (Charles Edward Cox Jr. vs. Richard Lee Hall) From the show site: A bike rider says a motorcycle repair shop owner botched a paint job and damaged his Harley; the repairman says he told the plaintiff there was extensive existing damage. Plaintiff/motorcycle owner Charles Edward Cox Jr. suing defendant/mechanic Richard Lee Hall over a botched paint job, and claims mechanic damaged his Harley. After repainting, plaintiff said motorcycle was damaged by reassemblying after the painting. Another shop said the damages were from the reassembly. Suing for $2,300. Defendant says he warned plaintiff the bike was in bad shape, and told him about the existing damage. Defendant says bike was brought to him to cover up the damages from a previous accident, which plaintiff denies. Defendant says he contacted the insurance company about totaling the bike, and plaintiff says no one ever mentioned issues with the bike. I believe nothing the plaintiff says. Defendant says he had the insurance information because plaintiff told him bike was in an accident. Plaintiff says he paid defendant $3300 to paint and fix the bike. Defendant says wiring was shot, plaintiff says wiring was fine and defendant never mentioned anything to him about the wiring. Then, plaintiff claims he said the wiring was bad, (very confusing). Plaintiff witness fiance says blinkers didn't work when bike was picked up. Defendant says the saddle bag hanger rotting off was a sign of frame and structure failure. Judge Juarez shows the registration of the bike, and it says 'reconstructed or salvaged vehicle', so it was in an accident before. Plaintiff still denies bike was in a collision. There is an email from defendant to plaintiff saying what was wrong with the bike, and about all of the issues plaintiff claimed he didn't know about. Plaintiff case dismissed because it's ridiculous. “Mold’N Girls” Rerun, Season 11, Episode 3 p. 50, 11 September 2024 7 February "Getting Kitty Wit It“” Rerun, Season 11, Episode 46 p. 52, 14 November 2024 “It Wasn’t Rent to Be” Rerun, Season 11, Episode 24 p. 52, 10 October 2024

6 February 4 p.m. episodes- p. 506, 12 July 2022 Abuse of the Justice System? ; You Should Know Better by Now! p. 507, 22 July 2022 Child Hit by Car! 5 p.m. episodes- p. 469, 3 July 2020 Woe to the Woman Who Hacks Her Lover’s Phone! ; College Student Witnesses Murder! p. 467, 26 May 2020 Reasons You Should Live with Your Mother! ; Hotel Tinder Date Fail!

6 February--“A Contractor Crisis” 2/15/2019, Season 22 / Episode 85. Cases-Letting Things Get Hot - Failing To Control Her Big Old Dog - Spoiling Milk (Woman who claimed her kids were traumatized by her getting detained and car towed from BJ Warehouse fire zone was hysterical) p. 127, https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/6835-the-peoples-court-general-discussion/?do=findComment&comment=5058042

I'm really enjoying the Pittsburgh house hunters, the nurse and the resident, looking for their first place together. They're quirky, and fun, not obnoxious like some others have been. The Pittsburgh Potties are so true to the era of the houses. I didn't like any of the houses though.

I think she's his cousin. She's the one who brought him that McDonald's snack including that ice cream cup of calories, right before the dietician made her house call. What a surprise, DeShaun isn't going to an appointment.

I think the Mother has her own place, maybe Diamond does too.

The only thing worse than DeShaun the Terminally Lazy, is the Baldwins having a reality show, as if they lost a family member, and not that poor woman who died.

Diamond is his younger sister who did the cooking and grocery and fast food run. Kavona (?) is the nurse, I think she only comes to DeShaun's to help sometimes, the sister his totally being exploited by DeShaun and Willa, the mother. The mother is totally lying. DeShaun does nothing, has been given every type of assistance by Dr. Now, and DeShaun is a waste of time.

How is the nurse supposed to change DeShaun's entire life by not enabling him? His snacks are over 1,200 calories. Half way through the episode and nothing.

I have a 10" latex foam mattress, Jamison brand. It's not hot. I love it. DeShaun's sister needs to leave and not look back. DeShaun and Mom making faces about the asparagus is irritating.

DeShaun Davis, Age 28, From Omaha, NE. Lives with his mother. Sibling Diamond, is a caretaker for him. Diamond seems very sensible talking about him. His legs look painful, and maybe infected. Those two huge breakfast plates look good, unfortunately it's enough to feed an entire family for a full day. Pancakes, syrup, biscuits, eggs, and more. Bullied and fought with stepdad as a kid. Mother Willa was on drugs. Sent to a juvenile facility. He has to be over 600 lbs, and his mother isn't much smaller. Another one who has sister do the shopping, and tells her what to get by phone call. He hasn't left the house in three years according to his mother. This man is a waste of time for Dr. Now and the people trying to help DeShaun. The dietician and physical therapist are very helpful, but he's a lost cause.

5 February “Security Refund Rant” New, Season 11, Episode 81 (Sarah Miears vs. Marie Vaziri) From the show site: A tenant says she left her rental exactly how she found it, while the landlady says the damages were abundant and outrageous. Plaintiff/former tenant Sarah Miears suing defendant/former landlord Marie Viziri for return of security deposit. Suing for $ 2,300. Defendant is suing for $5,000 (Claims plaintiff actually owes $6,400 over security deposit) for damages over the security deposit. Plaintiff was a tenant for seven years, under Section 8. The litigants did an initial walkthrough, and did a second walkthrough later. Landlady says the apartment was heavily damaged, and I only hope she has proof. Landlord claims lease was broken, and lots of damages to doors, walls, tile countertops with irreplaceable missing and cracked tiles. Air conditioner motor had to be replaced, landlord says it was because plaintiff never changed the filters. The house was also full of smoke too, very expensive and hard to remove. Plaintiff claims she paid $100 a month for 12 months to pay for the air conditioning motor. Defendant says plaintiff paid for the air conditioning motor, but it broke again, since filter was never changed. Plaintiff said her son would removed the branches behind the garage, but didn't, and that cost defendant $400 to remove that. Defendant also says plaintiff left owing a month's rent. I'm usually not in favor of repainting fees, but there is so much damage from smoke and wall damages, that I think defendant deserves that. Corriero claims the repainting fees are retaliatory. $1213 to plaintiff. Defendant's countersuit dismissed. “U-Turn on U-Haul” Rerun, Season 11, Episode 22 p. 51, 8 October 2024

This week is DeShaun episode 6, next week is Juan episode 7, and the next week starts the WATN's with a catch up with Carlton & Shantel. I guess only 7 episodes in what I'm guess is the final season. but the 'new' episodes' this season were filmed at least two to three years ago. I guess the WATN is S10.E01.

5 February--“Taking it Out on a Car” 2/14/2025, Season 22 / Episode 84 Cases-Not Handling Rejection Well - Giving & Taking A Puppy - 2013 Is Before 2014 .(Case 1-DUI woman suing the security guard who turned her in Case 2-Another breeder case Case 3-Car repo. ) p. 127, https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/6835-the-peoples-court-general-discussion/?do=findComment&comment=5055651

4 February “No Re-Collection” New, Season 11, Episode 80 (Alexander Coverdale vs. Danielle Massell) From the show site: A man says he found a business partner instead of a girlfriend on a dating site, and she ghosted him after taking his investment in her technology IP; she says she has no recollection of him or his money. Plaintiff Alexander Coverdale suing defendant Danielle Massell for return of his investment in her business. Suing for his loan $3,500, and fees. $4271, is the total he's claiming. He claims it was a loan, and she promised to repay him in seven days. Defendant says she doesn’t remember him, or his investment. She claims she doesn't take investments this little of an amount, and she simply knows nothing about a loan. Judge Tewolde is not happy with defendant's claims. Pleading stupidity isn’t going to go well for defendantand I really hope plaintiff has proof of the investment. There is an email from defendant to plaintiff discussing the loan, and replayment. Defendant claims she was forced to write the email, then claims plaintiff actually wrote the email on her computer, and emailed it himself. Defendant emailed that the police, FBI., and others are trying to get the money back for her. This happened three years ago in Vegas. There is proof that the Zelle payment went to defendant's bank account, from plaintiff. Defendant claims the FBI closed her bank account, so she can't check her account information. Plaintiff receives $3500, only for the original loan. “Over the Hedge” Rerun, Season 11, Episode 21 p. 51, 7 October 2024