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5 June 4 p.m. episodes- p. 503, 5 January 2022 Renter Hell! p. 506, 9 June 2022 Don’t Defame Your Contractor?! ; Deadbeat Dad?! 5 p.m. episodes- p. 467, 4 June 2020 Manhunt for Criminal at Large! ; Married Teen Victim of Odometer Fraud p. 517, 16 November 2023 Drone Under Attack Takes Fatal Drive! ; Mysterious Cat Attacks Shepherd Puppy. 6 June (Did not air, on Fox they aired Horse Racing instead) 4 p.m. episodes- p. 506, 10 June 2022 Savage Dog Attack ; Medical Treatment Disaster p. 506, 10 June 2020 Four -Dog Pile-Up?! ; Spray Gun Mist Mess! 5 p.m. episodes- p. 520, 7 May 2024 Who Robbed Who?! Child Visitation Fight! ; Surprise! I Left You No Money! p. 517, 17 November 2023 Drug Bust and Jail Time!: Roof Falls on Daughter’s Head?!

5 June -“Horsing Around” Season 23/Episode 16, 9/30/2019. Cases -Horsing Around - You Wrecked My Car - Ripping Off A Roommate (Case 1-FIghting over horse pen panels Case 2-Another ridiculous tow case Case 3-Flop house case) p. 139, https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/6835-the-peoples-court-general-discussion/?do=findComment&comment=5641758 6 June-You Stole $5,000 From Me” Season23/Episode 17, 10/1/2019 (Not shown, for Golf on Fox stations) Cases-Taking What's Not Hers - Your Workers Are Inept - Some Friend (Case 1-Unmarried exes fighting over joint bank account funds Case 2-P. wanted sober living house resided, but claims d. hired residents to do the work, siding job was done two years before. Case 3-Very short hooptie truck sale) p. 139, https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/6835-the-peoples-court-general-discussion/?do=findComment&comment=5644296

I'm wondering if the Amanda / Chris scene back at the hotel actually happened on camera, and during surgery. I suspect it was filmed later, and followed a script. They both looked too calm for it to be when Tammy was in surgery.

She seemed to be using for a lot of seasons.

Someone on another site found the Million Dollar Hoarder Home, it never sold and was finally off the market. I couldn't find it because I put the price for the seach too high. The rental house was leased, but the hoarder house never sold. Don't know if they rented it out or what happened with it. S3.E10 "To ADU or Not to ADU" New, 6/5/2025 "Steve is a general contractor who worked for Tarek in his early days; when he gets his hands on a mid-priced property in Torrance, Calif., he must learn not to overdo it in order to meet both the schedule and the budget." Steve was a contractor on Flip or Flop, and owned a tile store later. He's now flipping homes Purchase price $820,000 1700 sq ft, 3 bed 2 bath , ridiculous rehab price by flipper $120,000 with ADU , Possible list price $1.050 million, profit $250,000. However, Steve wants to do all of this in three months, and constantly runs way over on his flips. Steve wants $1.3 million list price. Stucco and exterior in good shape. Steve won't do the flip without the ADU. Third bedroom is the living room complete with fireplace. Two current bedrooms are decent. There's a family room that's decent size. Back yard is tiny. He wants to turn the living room/3rd bedroom into the primary, put in an ensuite, demo the fireplace. Steve wants to take part of the kitchen and old pantry from the ensuite. And wants to turn the hideous bathroom into a laundry room. Steve wants to turn the back garage area into the ADU, using one stall of the garage for $30,000. ADU plumbing will be $15000 for the plumbing work. Former hot tub room was permitted for the slab, not the structure, so that has to be fixed too. ADU cost is up to $80,000. Steve is scrapping the third stall garage into the ADU, but he's converting the two car garage to an ADU for $30,000. Tarek says the generic flips don't sell for list, but the custom touch ones go for over ask, and sell quickly. Designer wants to do a custom kitchen hood, and floating shelves. Lower cabinets will be white for some, and black for others. Designer has to be talked out of doing a range and appliances for well over Tarek's recommended $5,000. Designer Darcy is wanting super expensive tiles for the bathrooms. She wants $10 per foot tile. Steve picks tile for less than $6 sq ft. Darcy still wants custom kitchen shelves, but it would cost $11,000, and Steve wants $6,000 worth of freatures . Tarek sides with Darcy the designer for a high end look. On the ADU Steve is using left over cabinets in gray from another job he did. Steve wants a prefab shower for $1,000, $3,000 for a tiled shower, and they go with prefab. Other bath is outrageous, Darcy said $3 a foot for the bathroom tile, but it's actually $25 a foot, so $2500 extra including labor. ADU is a room full of dirt, dug up concrete, and nothing else. $42,000 is what the ADU is up to. Steve wants to do gray on the brick, and white on the stucco, Darcy wants white with black trim but no other homes in the neighborhood have that color. Finished kitchen looks nice, but they had to move and change cabinet and shelf sizes. Kitchen is at $30k without appliances, so $5k over budget, plus appliances over budget. Darcy the designer is still trying to spend too much on everything. She tells him ways to save. ADU needed more changes for the city inspectors, and cost $8,000 more for framing. ADU is up to $50,000 so far. He's up to $200k on rehab so far, but cut down to $180k. 3 month rehab ended up taking 7 months. Final pricing $820,000 purchase, rehab actual cost $190,000, Break even $1.102 million List price $1.375 million with the ADU. $1.34 million is Tarek's number. Bath only has half glass shower, no shower door. I dislike the floating shelves in the kitchen, and buyers agree with me. Back yard is all big pavers plus rocks, and the old patio which is painted. Tiled ADU shower is tile, but tile guy made Steve a deal so he saved. Sold for $1.48 million Here's the listing : https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/16802-Casimir-Ave-Torrance-CA-90504/20374365_zpid/ It sold in May of 2023!

4 June “Nanny McFees” New, Season 11, Episode 147 (Melissa Anzaldua vs. Azayla Chavez ) From the show site: The plaintiff became the defendant's nanny at an agreed-upon rate but says she was never paid; the defendant says the nanny wanted to increase her rate after starting and failed to disclose medical issues. Plaintiff/nanny Melissa Anzaldua suing defendant employer Azalyla Chavez for nonpayment of wages. Suing for $906 Defendant says plaintiff increased her rate after starting the job, and didn’t tell her about plaintiff’s medical issues. Defendant says she never paid plaintiff for the ten days plaintiff worked, and will not pay her. Defendant then says she's broke and can't and won't pay plaintiff. Defendant says plaintiff did good care for her children, but never agreed to the amount of payment plaintiff wanted. Plaintiff has an anciety disorder, with larger groups of people, and defendant is using that as an excuse not to pay, and she still owed another babysitter. Plaintiff has an epilepsy condition, but that didn't impact her work with the defendant's children. (This happened in Fresno, CA) Text between plaintiff and defendant's cousin, who didi the hiring and was the intermediary, about if Christmas lights trigger her seizures. Defendant claims she only needs to pay what she can to babysitters, because of her personal expenses. Shelly Barron, plaintiff's mother is her witness to dropping off and picking up daughter at defendant's home. She also says plaintiff has a nerve implant to stop her seizures, and that plaintiff hasn't had a single seizure since she had the implant, and can trigger the implant to stop them also. As usual Corriero talks to defendant as if she's not stealing wages from plaintiff. Plaintiff receives $906. “Too Hot to Handle” Rerun, Season 10, Episode 117 p. 47, 3 April 2024 5 June “Sold Short” Rerun, Season 11, Episode 41 p. 52, 6 November 2024 “Cross Country Cash Clash” Rerun, Season 10Cl, Episode 161 p. 49, 25 June 2024 6 June “Not in Kansas Anymore” Rerun, Season 11, Episode 47 p. 53, 15 November 2024 “Motherboard Blues” Rerun, Season 10, Episode 130 p. 47, 24 April 2024

I wondered about Fowl meaning poultry, vs. foul for stench, but that's what the show called it. I'm just glad plaintiff lost. They didn't say if the trailer was a single wide or a double, but if it's a double, the piping and everything else has to be hooked together for both sides to work. (I lived in New Mexico for years, and am very familiar with the issues with trailers.) Considering the age of that trailer, I'm shocked the charity paid to have it fixed.

3 June “Fowl Movement” New, Season 11, Episode 146 (Richard Foote vs. Bethel "Moss" and Natasha Mayo) From the show site: The plaintiff says the defendants agreed to fix a plumbing issue but instead left an incomplete project and more problems than before; they say there were hazardous working conditions, and the plaintiff was satisfied upon completion. Plaintiff Richard Foote suing defendants/plumbers Bethel "Moss" and Natasha Mayo for not completing a plumbing job. Suing for $ 4800, $4600 for the plumbing job, and $200 for a hoverboard that he claims defendants stole. Plaintiff received a grant to do the plumbing work, and says it was actually to hook up the sewer line, and says the front of the trailer doesn't have hot water, and the cold water line isn't connected either. Plaintiff says they were supposed to fix the plumbing, sewer line, fix his floors, hot water heater. Plaintiff never paid the defendants the $4600, and defendant says he traded a microwave to plaintiff for the hover board. Defendants say plaintiff wanted them to work in hazardous conditions, and say plaintiff was happy when they completed the job. Defendants say sewer line wasn't connected to the sewage line. Bethel says the line had never been connected to the sewer line. Judge Juarez says case clearly involves fraud, but the question is who committed fraud. Plaintiff also says it took months to get the plumbing and repair job started, but defendant says the organization never told him to start work, and the plaintiff has called him for estimates many times, and never hired him for the actual job. Defendants did hook the sewer lines up. THey say they were hired to hook the plumbing lines up, the sewer line and that is what they did. They claim plaintiff's video of what he claims the plumbing condition is makes zero sense. Defendants claim it's not the work they did. Bethel says he hooked the sewer line up to the buried sewer line. They also say that the hot water heater was furnished by plaintiff, and they can't guarantee it will work. There is a text from plaintiff to defendant, stating plaintiff would have to work through the summer, because defendant wouldn't split the $4600 check with him. There is nothing from another plumber saying what needs to be fixed at the plaintiff's trailer. Plaintiff case dismissed. “Tumultuous Tenant; Windshield Woes” Rerun, Season 10, Episode 101 p. 54, 23 January 2025

Lots of the reality show people have Cameo or Only Fans accounts and make a lot of money. Some also make appearances, and sell autographs and signed photos too.

The colors were from the wallpaper sample Rose had carried with her for years, they weren't my color choices, but they were hers. Erin said many times that there's an huge questionaire the homeowners fill out, with their color choices, styles, what features they want, and other things, so the homeowners do have a lot of input. It's just like any other reno show, if you sign up for Egypt and Mike, Property Brothers, Tarek's shows, you know what style you're getting. If you sign up for Home Town, you're getting a more traditional style, and you won't get accepted for some gray/white/black box that looks like the Property Brothers did the work.

2 June “Car Rent-Control” New, Season 11, Episode 145 (Melissa Bonner vs. Michelle Eastman) From the show site: The plaintiff says her mom rented a car from her business, damaged it and still owes money on the initial rental; her mother says the car was lent as a favor, and she owes nothing! Plaintiff/daughter Melissa Bonner suing defendant/mother Michelle Eastman for not paying for a car mother rented from daughter’s business. Suing for $1300. Daughter has a side business renting cars. $1300 is for rental fees and late fees for not paying. Plaintiff says mother and grandmother were on speaker phone, asked her about rental fees for the car, and other fees involved. Plaintiff gave them the lowest price possible, and wouldn't charge a deposit. Plaintiff says her mother doesn't ever want to repay anyting. She claims mother said she would pay. Defendant mother says car was a loan, and she owes nothing. Defendant witness is defendant's mother/plaintiff's grandmother, Nana Mary Eastman. She says realtionship with granddaughter was good until the car rental. Plaintiff says mother dumped her at six years-old for a man. Defendant says her car broke down, and her mother called plaintiff about the car, and it wasn't a rental. Defendant claims asking for the rental fees was harassment. Plaintiff says at car drop off, mother and grandmother agreed to $300, paid $200, and acknowledged it was a rental, and how much it would cost. Plaintiff says the $1300 is mostly late fees, and $250 is the rental fee, cue Corriero having a meltdown about this. This was a regular transaction, and this was the lowest rate possible, and several fees waived. Corriero is ticked about the late fees of $950, if mother paid her bills, she wouldn't have late fees. There are multiple texts from mother to plaintiff that she will pay plaintiff. (My guess is plaintiff will get $250, and nothing else.) Defendant tells Tewolde that she owes nothing to the daughter, because duaghter wanted money, and told mother that. Mother lied about how long she had the car too. When plaintiff picked the car up, it was at the mother's house, and the keys were laying on the ground under it. Judge Juarez says the late fees aren't charge to others, but plaintiff says $50 a day on unpaid balances. The plaintiff daughter's mistake was renting the car to the mother, and grandmother. She should have said everything's rented, and wouldn't be available. I just wish she had a signed contract with the late fees included, but Corriero would never have enforced it. Plaintiff receives $250, and that's all. “Flooring Fiascos & Carpet Conflicts!” Rerun, Season 10, Episode 153 p. 48, 4 June 2024

2 June 4 p.m. episodes- p. 510, 27 November 2022 Boss Steals Worker’s Car?! ; Gimme Back My Camera! p. 505, 6 June 2022 Divorced and Angry! 5 p.m. episodes- p. 519, 1 May 2024 Slick Senior Picture Operation?! p. 517, 15 November 2023 Damning Vandalism and Theft Caught on Tape?! Don’t Call My Antiques Junk! 3 June 4 p.m. episodes- p. 505, 7 June 2022 Don’t Fence Me In! ; Sister, I Don’t Believe You! ; Mess or No Mess?! p. 505, 7 June 2022 Dad Left in the Dark?! ; Victim Compensation Funeral! 5 p.m. episodes- p. 467, 4 June 2020 Manhunt for Criminal at Large! ; Married Teen Victim of Odometer Fraud! p. 517, 16 November 2023 Drone Under Attack Takes Fatal Dive! ; Mysterious Cat Attacks Shepherd Puppy! 4 June 4 p.m. episodes- p. 510, 30 November 2022 Salon Theivery?! ; You’re an Idiot! p. 505, 8 June 2022 Engagement Ring Confusion! ; Too Much Money Too Soon?! ; Drunk Cyclist? 5 p.m. episodes- p. 519, 3 May 2024 Babblers are Usually Liars! ; Battle over the Bronze Lions! p. 517, 15 November 2023 Damning Vandalism and Theft Caught on Tape?! ; Don’t Call My Antiques Junk

2 June-"Tenant Tantrum” Season 23/Episode 13, 9/25/2019. Cases-Tossing Out A Tenor - Staining a Deal - No Returns (Case 1-Opera singer booted after irritating other tenants with constant, loud practicing.. Case 2-Money owed for washer/dryer sale Case 3-Another failed hooptie sale.) p. 139, https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/6835-the-peoples-court-general-discussion/?do=findComment&comment=5630131 3 June--“You Pocketed the Insurance Money and Didn’t Fix My Car” Season 23/Episode 14, 9/26/2019 Cases-Taking A Woman For A Ride - Not Giving It Back - Not Taking Responsibility (Case 1-Ridiculous car repair case Case 2-Tenant wants double security back. Case 3-Big dog attacks little dog, a case to skip). p. 139, https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/6835-the-peoples-court-general-discussion/?do=findComment&comment=5632212 4 June-”Taking Advantage of a Grandma” Season 23/Episode 15, 9/27/2019. Cases-Letting A Granny Down - Lousy Landlording - Quiet Down (Case 1-Grandma put grandson's girlfriend on her cell phone plan, no surprise it went down the drain. Case 2-Rotten tenants want double security back Case 3-Tenants suing each other over constant noises). p. 139, https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/6835-the-peoples-court-general-discussion/?do=findComment&comment=5634853

I looked on HGTV's schedule as far ahead as I could, and don't see this listed. It's episode 19, I don't know if that includes the 6 episode Home Town Takeover in Sebring.

As far ahead as I can look on HGTV's schedule, I guess this is the season finale? They have other shows in the time slot through 6/22. The new episode for tonight: S8.E19 “Everything’s Coming Up Roses” new, 6/1/2025 “A woman finally landed her dream home in Laurel only for her contractor to run off with her money, leaving her with an unlivable space.” Rose Myer hired a contractor, and he took off with $80,000 of her money. She moved to Laurel from California for a town with a Little Theater and museum, and found both in Laurel Conractor had great reviews, licensed, and still took off after gutting the house. She's lived in a tiny rental apartment for almost two years. The Low House is 3 bed 3 bath 1700 sq ft $125,000 purchase, contractor stole $80,000, and she can put $150,000 into the house with Ben and Erin. Erin has lovely ideas to fix the exterior. House is down to the studs. Fireplace was falling down. She has plans to add a bedroom and bath, plus laundry room, so house will be 3 bed 3 bath. Original drainboard sink will be reused. Contractor stole two other original sinks, and the vintage pink tile. She has a vintage stove from the 50's, so Erin will restore the vintage vibe for the 50's color palette and decor. Kitchen will have a peninsula, u-shaped cabinets. french doors to the back patio. The original bathrooms and bedrooms will be sheetrocked, but that's about all due to budget, and Rose can finish them as budget allows, since they'll be guest spaces. I love Erin's plan for the ensuite bathroom vanity. THey start with drywall and insulation first, since the place is gutted, but the addition for the primary bedroom is already in place. Then Chris finds the soffit (panel under the edge of the roof eaves) is framed wrong, and will cost a few thousand to redo properly. David the tile genius has to alter the bathroom shower tile pattern because of the uneven ceiling heights. Erin has him put the pink tile in vertical running bond for the first time, and it looks wonderful. Erin works with an artist, Becky Fargason, to replicate the pattern of the wallpaper in the dining room, into a painted porch floor. And they'll have the harlequin pattern with rose diamond insets to paint the porch floor, and it will take a week to complete. Ben will build some bookshelves for the living room, 15' long, and 4' high. Marletta is restoring the kichen drainboard double sink. She scraped the sink clean, etched with acid and painted with special enamel paint. Mike is installing the oak flooring to match the varied wideth of the original flooring. Original was solid oak, and the new floors will be engineered. The clawfoot tub faucet won't work. So, they have to find something to fit. Brennan & Lamar will wrap the fridge in a pistachio color. It's not sticky at first, but a cling. If Rose wants to change the color it will be easy to do. The wallpaper is fantastic, it matches the vintage pattern Rose loves. The colors on the wallpaper pattern are used throughout the house. Ben building the bookcases save enough to buy the wallpaper and get it installed. The vintage sink looks wonderful, but there's a gap under the edge with the cabinet because the sink sits on little pegs. Alan the plubmer grinds the pegs off. Then, they do the kitchen backsplash tile. Tub faucet will be wall mounted with 4 inch extenders to solve the curved tub issue. The finished home is lovely, and fits everything Miss Rose asked for. I love the color of the exterior, and the screened front porch. Rose wants to sit on the porch and look at the park across the street. I love the painted front porch floor.

I think Ben and Erin only have so many people who apply for the show, are willing to wait until their turn comes up, and can afford the makeover. At least a lot are partial makeovers, not the gut the place at $500k or more that many other shows do.

S1.E04 “Grace” New 6/2/2025, A woman who weighs in at over 600 pounds and has always turned to food for comfort, joins Dr. Now's program, but the hardest decision may be yet to come. I really like the new format with more about the patient, and very little scripting.

That saying about if all you meet all day are jerks then you are the jerk is true. On this show it's telling that A.V. always breaks up with her partners. She and Michel weren't even in the same shots, and definitely weren't a partnersihp. Actually, I bet most of the kitchens in these houses need multiple microwaves, because very little cooking is going to happen.

I've seen people struggling in parking lots and they ask the next person going by to do the foot sweep for them. I've changed my mind about counting quickfires with elimination challenges, I agree with others who say that they should be separate, and since quickfires are usually for a prize, keep them separate.

I was surprised that nail polish could hold up and be OK in kitchens, but Kwame from a past season actually advertised for a line of nailpolish that lets oxygen through, and protects the nails, it looked very secure. I never thought about it, but I guess the constant exposure to water would be a problem for nail health. Kwame wore it when he was a guest judge, and it got a lot of attention. https://www.esquire.com/style/grooming/a39284980/kwame-onwuachi-chef-orly-nail-polish/

S6.E07 "Moonrise Kingdom" New 5/31/2025 "A pair of semi-handy brothers have an old cottage they want to renovate for rental income, so they call on Scott and Debra to help transform the space." Steven and James are brothers-in-law. They're third generation cottagers. Average rate at this lake is $600 a night. It was a full time residence years ago but hasn't been maintained. They want to rent enough for the cottage to pay for itself, and the maintenance. Needs new steps. great views from the living room. LIving room is already nice. Flooring is awful, and Scott wants another wood stove. Kitchen is awful, with a dining table in it too. THere are 3 bedrooms, one was a laundry room, and still has a laundry sink in the corner. Deck needs to be replaced Redo the stairs, curb appeal, replace the kitchen with an island with seating, with a dining area in the living room. Replace windows and sliders for energy efficiency. Expand the single bathroom in size, and laundry closet in the hallway. New dock. Scott really named it "Moonrise". He says emphasize the moonrise weeks on their booking listing. Debra wants to use the old trunk in the home, and other items that are part of the family history. Blue, forest green and darker gray will be the palette. Floor plan is much improved. They're adding a big shower, and nicer vanity. They want a rain shower head, I hate rain shower heads. (Many cottage septic systems can't be enlarged, so that may be why one bathroom is the only option). One bedroom will become a bunk room. Vaulted ceilings in the living / dining room and kitchen will make the rooms seem larger, and more open. They added a slider and Juliet balcony overlooking the lake. Scott visits an observatory, to discuss telescopes that he could get for stargazing at the cottage. New deck and sliders look amazing, after repairing water damage and rot under the previous sliders. Steven and James work with Scott building lounge chairs for moon and star gazing. They put up an outdoor movie screen, comfy loungers, telescope and an improved dock. Finished house is spectacular. I'm sure renters will love the improved cottage and lakefront. Bunkroom sleeps four, main bedroom has a big closet. Stackable washer dryer are full sized. House has dark gray walls, but I like it. Shower is huge, and has a nonslip floor. The new decks are big, and so useful. The inflatable movie screen can be watched from the shore, or from the water. Scott says $650 a night rental is possible, $4500 a week.

I love how Tom told Massimo that next time he was in Montreal his first stop would be at Massimo's restaurant, and a hug goodbye. That was a first for this show.

I still say Lana screwed up both challenges, but she did do the challenge. Bailey did not do the challenge, by ignoring her required berry.

29 May-“Ripped Off by Your Sister” 9/23/2019, Season 23/Episode 11 Cases-Bothering A Brother - Fouling Up On Some Frames - Not Helping A Tenant (Case 1-Brother and sister cheating insurance company to get DUI p. coverage, but she was ripping him off too. Case 2-Yes, eyeglass case, wanted Gucci frames for nothing, and over $4K in pain and suffering Case 3-Landlord illegally renting out a basement, and deadbeat tenant wants security back) p. 138, https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/6835-the-peoples-court-general-discussion/?do=findComment&comment=5623749 30 May-“You Ruined My Car with This Horrible Paint Job” 9/24/2019, Season 23/Episode 12 Cases-Being Sloppy - Ticking Off a Tenant - Being A Gold Digger (Case 1-Bad paint job on classic car Case 2-10 year tenant wants security back, but no proof she ever paid security Case 3- Bro loaned d. bro his chain and never got it back, but can he prove what it was worth?) p. 138, https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/6835-the-peoples-court-general-discussion/?do=findComment&comment=5626741

No surprise about that Vegas show, she built another 'dream' home work/live space there already.