Memorable, crazy movie

Absolutely the worst movie.

It's an amazing and heartbreaking story.

While it is a pity that the story wasn't told with more visual finesse, this is trivial compared to our real-world problems. It takes a good movie to put that into perspective.

While (as another reviewer pointed out) California judges are elected, most of them are appointed when there is a vacancy and face only a re-election where they are rarely opposed.But Kate Walsh's character goes WAY over the line. Putting a fire ax into a tire would have been a criminal act -- the sort of thing that gets a judge up before the review board, probably dismissed if not disbarred as well.The worst part is Kate Walsh has generally played beautiful, classy women and this character is a tramp.The show has a judge routinely getting drunk (borderline alcoholic), breaking laws and abusing authority.If you can suspend disbelief, you can enjoy it.

This show is entirely underrated. It's a pretty original story line that contains good humor, it doesn't talk down to the viewer and or play on the same torn up romantic comedy like the new show A to Z. It baffles me that Bad Judge is rated lower than A to Z. I probably wouldn't entirely give it a 9/10, but as the rating is an average, it needs higher ratings, because it better not get canceled after one season. It also has a spectacular underlying theme that the justice system is flawed. It can be very difficult to provide help, (although an entirely different conversation.) It is a nice concept to see a caped (or robed) crusader who doesn't have her life together but doesn't mess around when it comes to work. Who has her own flaws but her secret selflessness and appreciation for the positive points of the law constantly overshadow her fun loving ways.

Half way through the pilot episode, my husband and I turned to each other with our months gaping open. Is this NBC's answer to all of ABC's shows about people behaving badly? There wasn't a single unpredictable line or slapstick physical comedy move in the whole show. Beyond pathetic. Simply awful. Half way through the pilot episode, my husband and I turned to each other with our months gaping open. Is this NBC's answer to all of ABC's shows about people behaving badly? There wasn't a single unpredictable line or slapstick physical comedy move in the whole show. Beyond pathetic. Simply awful. I know, redundant but this post must meet a minimum. I'm not wasting any more of my time on this worthless piece of TVS crap. And to the reviewer who found this show heartwarming...well, I'm really at a loss for words.

If you can believe that this low class vulgar woman attended law school and is an elected official....then, I guess you'll believe anything. Judges are elected officials after serving many years in law..no one would elect this piece of trash. And if mistakenly elected, would certainly be recalled. It's supposed to be funny but isn't. It's actually offensive. This judge makes a mockery of law and justice, has a potty mouth, and sleeps with anything anywhere. The man cast as a psychiatrist in the show is much too young to be a psychiatrist..it takes many years in school..and he doesn't suit the role.The story lines are unbelievable. She drives around in an old heap, visiting kids of people that she put away ..kind of a surrogate mother. And threatens other youths at the school. A real attorney could be disbarred for the behavior this judge participates in.