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Lenore was on Crime Scene Kitchen and with her partner, won.

S2,E23 Don't Bully Me-P. sells American Bullies crossed with anything he wants to, claims they're registered, but mixed breeds aren't. He has no proof of the registration he claims his dogs have. He also sold a puppy to D. either for $750, d. claims that dog was a mixture of breeds so it should be free. JJ explains that a cross breed is a mixture of breeds, so it won't have only one breed. D. loses and has to pay up if he wants to keeps the puppy.

8 April “Too Full of a House” New, Season 11, Episode 116 (Andrew Gonzalez vs. Savanna Harrison) From the show site: The plaintiff says his ex-roommate's dog caused damage, and she moved out early without paying rent or repairs; the defendant argues that the damage was caused by the plaintiff's dog, and she moved out with consent after cleaning. Plaintiff Andrew Gonzalez suing defendant/ex-roommate Savanna Harrison for damages from defendant’s dog, early move out. Suing for $4,000. Defendant is counter claiming for $3,100, for lost wages, and $680 for destroyed personal property. Plaintiff wanted to transfer from the 2 bed / 2 bath to a smaller unit, but couldn't so he's suing for unpaid rent, utilities. Defendant claims the damages were from plaintiff’s dog, and she left rental in good shape and clean. She also says one morning she heard the fire alarm go off, saw the house full of smoke, and saw her two dogs caged in kennels. Defendant's blaming the stove incident on the plaintiff's dog. Plaintiff could have moved to the smaller apartment, and defendant needed to sign it,. Then defendant says she would have been a co-signer/tenant on the lease for the new place, but never would have lived there. Original idea was to have litigants, plus plaintiff's partner, and split the rent three ways. Then, defendant's boyfriend moved in, and split rent four ways, then defendant and boyfriend wanted to move to Vegas. D. refused to co-sign or claim she would be a tenant in the smaller apartment. Corriero asks why d. didn't pay the two months lease breaking fee. D. does brow tattooing and eyelash extensions, and at one time was working out of the apartment. $6,000 was the lease break fee, and apartment didn't charge that, and just terminated the apartment. P. Judge Juarez says split the lease termination fees. $3400 split evenly, $2400 in collections. So, she says each gets $3400, and split the $1200 in collections each. $3411 to plaintiff, includes half of the amount in collections, $1200. Defendant's claim dismissed. “Portal Combat” Rerun, Season 10, Episode 128 p. 47, 22 April 2024

8 April--“Bumper Crash Crisis“ 5/15/2019, Season 22 / Episode 128. Cases-Kissing A Bumper - Shocking A Tenant - Bilking A Biker p. No idea where this was posted previously. Case 1-Kissing a Bumper-P. suing D. for rear ended her, claims d. said she would pay for it without calling police or insurance, and d. didn't pay. P. calls police anyway. D. LaToya claims p.'s bumper was only kissed, and police showed, claims p. said bumper is $1400, but D. says that's ridiculous. Bumpers are expensive, and $1424 is reasonable. Judge M berates p. for moving the car before taking a photo or video. D.'s insurance coverage didn't exist either. P. gets her $1424 Case 2-Shocking a Tenant-P. suing d. for getting shocked by an appliance in the apartment he was renting from d. Suing for $5,000. D. claims p. had at least 15 people living in the small apartment, so she evicted him and claims he's suing her out of revenge, for $5,000. D. $4598 for unpaid rent, damages. D. claims the many people were there for Thanksgiving Day dinner, and the malfunctioning stove ruined dinner, blew the power, and no turkey dinner. P. claims there were burned boards under and around the oven. D. gave the p. a toaster oven, and wasn't going to replace the oven because the p. was getting evicted, not renewed. P. touched sink and stove, so a wiring issue, on New Year's Day (not Thanksgiving like p. said). P. also says no switch cover in the kitchen or bathroom, but an inspection is submitted saying switch plates are there. But the inspections aren't for p.'s apartment number. P. wants $1100 for emotional distress, because they went to a homeless shelter, because they were afraid of an electrical fire. Security deposit taken for the one month's rent. Plaintiff gets $200 for no oven for five weeks. P. says he's in a homeless shelter again. Case 3-Bilking a Biker-P. Bob Perry suing d. refusing to pay for a countertop, suing for $800. Defendant Adrienne says she rented the place to p. for a biker club, and then he did modifications, and didn't rent the place. P. would have been a subletter from d., but the club members had to vote on the rental. Then, p. says d's boyfriend said they had to charge by the time used, not just a monthly rental. D. let p. paint the place black, do the countertop, move stages, etc. around, and there was no sublease in place yet. Return wall hangings to plaintiff, from defendant, and no money for either side.

7 April “Ruff Day” New, Season 11, Episode 115 (Natasha Hseih vs. Helen Fukumoto-Candelas and Richard Aguilar Jr) Natasha From the show site: A woman says her dogsitters' pet attacked her dog and they failed to take responsibility for the veterinary bill; the defendants say the vet added unnecessary treatments and the plaintiff colluded with the vet and animal control for financial gain. Plaintiff / dog owner Natasha Hseih suing defendants / pet sitters Helen Fukumoto-Caleras and Richard Aguilar Jr for vet bills after defendant’s pet attacked plaintiff’s dog. Despicable defendant claims vet bill was inflated, and claims that plaintiff, vet and animal control conspired against her for the money. Dog's wound wasn't treated for two days after the attack. Defendants didn't tell plaintiff about the attack, the injuries, or the lack of veterinary care. All Candelas did was use baking soda and water on the wound. Poor Judge Tewolde can't even look at the pictures of the wounds. Defendant Aguilar claims another vet who never saw the dog claims it was an abcess that was preexisting, and not from an attack. The photo of the dog is the same day plaintiff picked the dog up, because dog's wound area was shaved, and that happened the same day at the vet. I think Judge Juarez would gleefully punch out defendants, with Judge Tewolde helping. Then despicable defendants proudly announce they're holistic and think using water and baking soda was adequate treatment. Aguilar says no antibiotics should be used, even when it's infected. Aguilar treated a dog bite he received a few years ago with saline, and he didn't die, so he thinks saline works. Wonder if the IRS knows how much defendants make boarding dogs? And the state vet board knows defendants are treating animals with their looney 'vet care'? The dental extraction because x-ray showed the tooth of the attacking dog penetrated Seven's cheek, penetrated the tooth root causing the abcess, and requiring the removal of the tooth. Animal control report is submitted by defendant, and Aguilar claims animal control colluded with plaintiff and the vet to make money. Plaintiff receives $3395. All plaintiff didn't receive were her lost wages. “Jewel Citizenship” Rerun, Season 10, Episode 124 p. 47, 15 April 2024

7 April 4 p.m. episodes- p. 463, 6 April 2020 I Only Fear God and Judge Judy! ; Fake Dreadlocks Disaster p. 504, 11 April 2022 Warning: Adorable Puppy in Court! 5 p.m. episodes- p. 471, 19 August 2020 Mom Gave My Dog Away! ; Buy What You Can Afford! ; Frightening Dental Scare! p. 463, 6 April 2020 Mother’s Day Drug Use?! ; Fight Over Funeral! 8 April 4 p.m. episodes- p. 504, 12 April 2022 You Sound Like a Fool! ; Gambling Getaway Gone Wrong! p. 504, 12 April 2022 This is Not Show and Tell ; Smoked Out! 5 p.m. episodes- p. 464, 20 April 2020 Man Shaken Up by Nephew’s Murder ; Worst Case Car Scenario p. 471, 25 August 2020 Paving the Way to Unemployment?! ; The Magically Disappearing Dilapidated Car!

7 April--“Car Deposit Refund Ruckus” 5/14/2019, Season 22 / Episode 127 Cases-Where's My Car? - Painted Into A Corner - The Tax Man Cometh (Case 1-Deposit on a hooptie Case 2-House painter no shows, and p. wants a full refund Case 3-Homebuer claims city forced her to build a full garage, and she wants defendant/seller to pay for it.) p. 133 https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/6835-the-peoples-court-general-discussion/?do=findComment&comment=5293684

New 4/9/2025 Isaac was originally on S9.E08 17 February 2021, he’s from Hutchins, Texas. “Isaac helped raise his siblings after his mother suffered a debilitating stroke when he was 10. While learning to cook for his family, he began comfort-eating. Now to avoid eating himself to death, Isaac must learn to take care of himself for a change.” Irene was originally on S9.E11 from Houston, Texas on 10 March 2021 “Irene had to move back in with her son because her weight made it unbearable to live on her own. When Dr. Now can't get through to her, the only thing that might help her break the cycle is a once-in-a-lifetime turn of events.” I remember Irene, she had breathing issues, but Dr. Now couldn't find anything wrong with her.

With Michael, his claims of agoraphobia didn't ring true for me, he had no issues leaving home and driving to Dr. Now's by himself, and doing other things outside his home.

From looking at the trailer, Amy shoved her arm in that camel's mouth, and it was near the front teeth that aren't sharp. The canines are further back.

I looked at TLC's website, new WATN 4/9 Isaac and Irene, 4/16 Michael (the agoraphobic martial arts guy, not Michael of Michael and Roni) and Lucas. Don't see anything listed after this. Interesting note, Dr. Now's next show The 6,000 lb diaries will be on Lifetime, there's another new show coming, Dr. Pimple Popper has a new one, also on Lifetime. So, now two left for Lifetime.

I looked at TLC's website, new WATN 4/9 Isaac and Irene, 4/16 Michael (the agoraphobic martial arts guy, not Michael of Michael and Roni) and Lucas. Don't see anything listed after this.

S11.E05 “Spring Forward & Spring Backward” New, 4/7/2025 “Host Jesse Palmer drinks from a mystical Fountain of Youth and magically transforms into his 10-year-old self before giving the nine remaining bakers their first challenge. They have 90 minutes to travel back in time and create an elevated version of their favorite childhood dessert, reimagined with a fresh, spring twist. Then, the competitors design cakes inspired by a clock of their choice for the judges. The cakes will reflect spring's beauty and include a time that holds personal significance for each baker.” 9 Bakers: Priya -Calgary, Alberta Her chocolate desserts are beautiful. Chocolatier and pastry chef (Says she looks like Mindy Kaling) Kareem -Brooklyn Learned from grandpa and You Tube, has bakery. Julian - Sacramento Newlywed and pastry chef, lovely desserts. Corey -Washington, D.C. Wants Nancy to be so happy she conducts music. (She did on the first episode) Raveena Oberol-Vancouver, B.C. (Judge on Wall of Bakers) Made her own wedding cake, opened first storefront at 22. Kari -San Diego. Seven years clean and sober. Lisa -Boston. Catering company chef. Paul Feybesse-Bay Area (wife Monique was on Top Chef, Season 19, Houston) Co-owns two bakeries. Trained as a savory chef. Mary-Frances-Calgary, Alberta. Culinary instructor. Preheat Challenge: Create an elevated version of their favorite childhood desserts, with a spring twist The desserts look fun. Priya's looks good, no banana taste though. Corey's looks fantastic, and tastes great. mary-Frances looks fancy, taste is wrong and sour. Kareem's looks OK but not good enough for Kardea, taste is OK. Raveena's isn't elevated and taste is good. Lisa's looks fantastic, taste is lacking. Julian's is beautiful, and taste is too much cream and too little cake. Paul's is beautiful, taste is good. Kari's is fancy, and taste is great for Nancy. Winner: Corey (gift basket advantage is the gift of immunity, for any of the next three main heats) (So Julian and Corey still have immunity, sometime in the next three episodes) Elimination Challenge: Cakes inspired by a clock of their choice. Cakes must include a time of personal significance for each baker. The dessert must look like the theme they picked, and it has to stand up, and some bakers are having structural issues. Julian uses his immunity. Raveena's is nice but leaning, taste is good. Lisa's is lovely, taste is but too floral for Duff. Kari's is odd looking and kiddie decorating is not right, but taste is good. Paul's is gorgeous, and taste is too soft. Julian (He wasted his immunity) is so lovely, and taste is fantastic too. Kareen's is OK, not well decorated, and taste is lacking the strawberry lemonade flavor, and cake is tough. Corey's clock is gorgeous (waiting on immunity), but not space age like his theme, taste is fantastic. Priya's is good, and taste is good and lots of chocolate. Mary-France's is nice, but cuckoo clock there is only on the front, taste is good. So the judges didn't comment on Priya's one sided cuckoo clock, but Paul did put decoration on the back of his, and they dinged him for that? Top Two: Lisa and Raveena Winner: Raveena Bottom Two: Kareem and Paul Eliminated Baker: Kareem

Good point. My local indoor mall was booming, and is now mostly empty. I only go there during daylight, park right by the store I need to go to, and get out of there as quickly as I can. There is no way that a setup for virtual reality and food/beverage service would be viable, since tenants are charged a huge amount for rent.

New, 4/4/2025 Sharks-Mark, Barbara, Kevin, Lori, Daniel History by Mail-A piece of history delivered. Seeking $250,000 for 10%. Ari’s company sends you artifact replicas by mail. Subscription service that ships a package a month to your home. Replicas of historic documents. Each Shark has a typical shipment. Ari was a Senate intern, and toured the Library of Congress and their fantastic exhibits, and it made him want to share that with others. They have 3 million in sales in three years, $1.075 in 2024. They do digital scans of documents to send out, according to your interests. The company is profitable. Money is used for scaling, they just to gift sales, and want to expand to museums, corporate buys, and wants a mentor to scale. Mark is out, he says Ari is doing just fine. Kevin offers $250,000 for 20%, and use social media to get more customers. Barbara and Daniel offer $250,000 for %. Barbara says hire a social media service. Lori is out. Deal with Barbara and Daniel for $250,000, for 20%. Future Circus-a virtual theme park experience. Seeking $500,000 for5 %. Brent pitches a futuristic game with virtual reality in your choice of locations. He says vacant retail is a good possibility. (His father Nolan founded Atari and Chuck E. Cheese). Mark and Daniel have a virtual fireball throwing battle, Mark won. They have a local entertainment director, each center has food and beverages, and various parts of the location with different themes. He had a 50,000 sq ft circus in central L.A., and they did well. It would be a good place for dying malls, and vacant retail locations. Single location could do $1.2 to $2 million per year, they only have software so far. Previous business went bankrupt in Covid. Daniel is out, but says he’s too early. Barbara is out. Mark is out. Kevin is out, he needs a higher percentage. Lori is out. No Deal. Cow Pots-eco-friendly plantable pots. Seeking $200,000 for 10%. Amanda’s company turns cow pies into plant pots. You put the plant in the pot, you plant the pot, and it biodegrades faster than other biodegradable pots. It replaces peat pots. There are 16 different sizes and styles of pots. Sell to landscapers, and 75% to consumers. She has inquiries from other countries to do the same procedure. $3.5 milion lifetime sales, and are profitable. Her father owns 98%, she owns 2%. Same technology could be used for wine bottle carriers, drink carriers and a million other packaging. Daniel is out. Mark is out. Lori is out. Barbara is out. Kevin offers $200,000 for 25%. 22 1/2% for $200,000 with Kevin. I think he'll be a great partner for her, and for the industry. Paper Tacos-a culturally unique greeting card. Seeking $120,000 for 10%. Jesus sells cultural tradition greeting cards. They focus on the Latino community for now. Sales are retail and wholesale 90%, consumer 10%. Barbara says no one buys or sends greeting cards, and Kevin says a $6 to $7 billion annually in sales for greeting cards. Margins are fantastic. Sales 2024 $152,000 with $188,000 total by the end of the year. Hispanic market is 21% of U.S. sales. He needs money and help with marketing. Daniel proposes something different, Daniel proposes partnering with Kevin, who is out. Daniel says 35% for 120,000. Barbara says she's out, don't get a partner, and Mark goes out for the same reasons. Lori is out. Deal with Mark $120,000 for 25%. Update-Storage Scholars deal with Mark Cuban, storage for college students between semesters. $50 million in lifetime sales. Another Google Gemini ad.

I'm rooting for Lee Anne and Antonia, since Shota and Jet are out.

I'm guessing they're eliminating two chefs to have them go right into LCK, and start part 2 of the competition. I've never been a fan of immunity, but that would be awful to fight your way back into the contest from LCK, and then get sent back to LCK.

S4.E01 A First Time for Everything, New, 4/2/2025 "Determined to learn the business from the ground up, a first-time flipper watches as problems start piling up before the demolition even begins." Dan, another clueless fool, only has $100,000 to redo a total train wreck of a house. Hard money loan for the purchase, so $5,000 a month in carrying costs. I enjoy clueless flippers who don't listen to Tarek, but I don't like that they all make profits because of the market in L.A. Also, flipper quit his job, and now his only job is the flip, but he's not there when he says he'll be. He spent a lot to put water heater and HVAC in the attic, but left the laundry in the garage. I would have put the water heater in the garage too. He puts a tall back stove where it should have been flat, wrong finishes in the bathroom, laundry still in the garage, and sells for over $800K, and makes over $100K profit.

I love the trivia contest. I liked Amy's remark about looking forward to eating four battered rice sandwiches, and the joke about Top Scallop.

No TPC on 4 April, they're showing golf instead.

3 April “Blind Sided” New, Season 11, Episode 114 (Carolyn Dunkley vs Rony Joseph) From the show site: Tenant says an apartment was in good condition when vacated and the landlord unfairly kept the security deposit and charged prorated rent; landlord says the apartment was filthy, the tenant stayed eight extra days, repair costs exceeded the deposit. Plaintiff / former tenant Carolyn Dunkley suing defendant / former landlord Rony Joseph for return of security deposit and prorated rent. Suing for $ Defendant says apartment was filthy, and tenant overstayed the lease period, and repair costs exceeded the deposit. Defendant charged $78.12 to change a light bulb, for materials and labor. He says cost to repair aprartment over security deposit was $2478 more, and he's counter claiming for that amount. Plaintiff says the other tenants were a safety issue, with noise, partying, and claims there was drugs use. Defendant gave warnings to partiers, and noisy tenants, and told plaintiff to call 911 about the drug use. Defendant says she was a Section 8 tenant, so when she gave notice of moving, he had to extend her lease 30 days at a time until she found a place that qualified for Section 8 and passed their inspection, so she was there over a year after she gave notice. Plaintiff shows a video showing an empty clean apartment. Defendant says when he inspected the fridge and freezer had food and trash in it, that it was unacceptable condition to rerent. Tewolde says the defendant's charges were petty. $78.12 for a light bulb replacement is what a handyman would charge for a service call. (This all happened in Concord, CA) Defendant shouldn't have come on this show, but at least when he gets screwed over by the judges, the show pays the award. Plaintiff receives her remaining security deposit $4,000 plus $2200 penalty to defendant. Judge Tewolde want to give double to the plaintiff. “Damn She Abandoned the Van” Rerun, Season 10, Episode 121 p. 47, 10 April 2024 4 April “A Rocky Tour” Rerun, Season 11, Episode 79 p. 54, 3 February 2025 “After a While Crocotile” Rerun, Season 10, Episode 95 p. 46, 22 February 2024

Yes and no. They did pause the new episodes for a couple of weeks, but are now showing 'new' WATN episodes. I say 'new' because they were all filmed in 2022 and 2023. They haven't filmed anything actually new in a couple of years. I think he only has weekends, or part of the summer custody, unless the mother had to leave for some reason, and couldn't take the kids with her. Next week 4/9 they're showing Isaac and Irene, and 4/16 Michael and Lucas (this is Michael from Texas, not Michael from AZ with wife Roni).

3 April 4 p.m. episodes- p. 507, 9 August 2022 Internet Romeo Smackdown?! ; Sweet 16 Party Upset! p. 504, 7 April 2020 Boxing Coach Space Invader?! 5 p.m. episodes- p. 471, 10 August 2020 Instagram Influencer’s Sweet Tooth?! ; Leave My Child Support Out of This! p. 463, 2 April 2020 Swindled While in Prison?! ; Junk Food Junkie?! 4 April 4 p.m. episodes- p. 507, 8 August 2022 Defective Pug Puppy?! ; Salvaged Car Fraud?! p. 504, 8 April 2022 Teen Corrupted by Drug Offers?! ; Odometer Scam?! 5 p.m. episodes- p. 463, 3 April 2020 Disabled Man Cheats the System?! ; Mini-Mall Mayhem?! p. 463, 3 April 2020 Alcohol Induced Car Battle?! ; Tragedy of Grandmother’s Death

3 April--“Your Dog Killed My Horse” 5/10/2019, Season 22 / Episode 125 Cases-Poor Ginger - Refusing Further Payment - Helping Himself (Case 1-Warning, this is about poor Ginger, and might want to skip, everyone else apparently did at the time. Probably preempted for some reason) Against my better judgment, I'm watching this. Case 1-Poor Ginger-P. Connie Collins suing defendant Joseph Solario for poor Ginger, the horse getting injured by his dogs, and another horse grieved Ginger a lot. Defendant says police exonerated his dog, because Ginger's bite marks didn't match the dog's teeth. D. also says the dog would dig under to visit the horse. P. blames the defendant's three dogs for the death. D. says p. left water buckets and food out for his dogs, and was lowering buckets on d.'s side of the fence. P. finally stopped lowering the bucket over and feeding his dogs, and he reinforced the fence. Then, p. claims she walked out one day, and there were three big dogs with blood on them, and Ginger, the pony had it's face torn off by the dogs. Then, another of the p.'s horses grieved Ginger so much that the other horse had to be euthanized. Plaintiff claims the pony was worth $6,000 (she did pony parties with Ginger, and the pony was 26 years old, she claims ponies live to be 40). She originally sued for $3,000. Dogs look like Boxers, two look rather old. Defendant is a wildlife firefighter, so his brother is full time at his house. ANimal control says without a witness, they couldn't blame the dogs. They live remotely, so there are also feral dogs, and coyotes, many coyotes are crossed with domestic dogs, and are huge. Plaintiff wants $6,000 for the fence. Only two of the dogs were on plaintiff's property. Judge M. gives the plaintiff $2,050 for pony, and removal of the pony's body. Judge threw out lost wages, fence costs. etc. Case 2-Refusing further payment-P. Andrew Tull renovated the defendant's body shop/garage, and he hasn't been paid, suing for $1800. Defendant Albert Puccini says plaintiff demanded more and more money for a bad job, so he's not paying more. D. says p. cornered him at his brother's funeral, and demanded more money. P. did 90% of the work, completed nothing. He claims d. found a renter, and no longer wanted to pay him. D. says p. wouldn't give him an accounting of how much he was charging an hour. Texts from p. to d. are horrible, have to be heavily bleeped. Defendant says plaintiff was on probation for a similar incident, of road rage. Apparently p.'s anger management class failed. When Judge reads the p.'s texts with the bleeps the p.'s daughter thinks it's funny. Plaintiff gets $1800 plus court costs. Case 3-Helping Himself-Plaintiff suing defendant for $800 for tools he claims defendant stole. D. says plaintiff was homeless, he gave him a place to live, and bough him tools. Police report says p. claims d. stole $1,000 cash, in court p. says $500 and tools, and a ring. D. evicted p. for nonpayment. P. case dismissed.

So, he quit therapy, soon to be followed by quitting Dr. Now's program, and then putting every ounce back on. Chrystal is under 300, that's amazing. Skin removal and the pain and recovery involved will be a surprise to her. At least she's mobile and off oxygen.