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I kind of want to get into the show divorce court because I found it amazing that one of the couples that was on Bridezillas for their wedding and for the "Where are they now" special (they were still together then), ended up on Divorce Court about 6 months after the "Where are they now?"
If you're wondering what couple it was or was Seth and Kirsten Walker.
We watch it in my neighborhood bar. It's fun having a bunch of old, crusty hairy legged men cheering on the husband while he looses his ass to his wife. True American fun. We also like "Only in America" with Larry the Cable Guy.
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I liked Divorce Court when it was Judge Mablean Ephraim on there. The new judge is ok but Judge Mablean...ohhhhh yeah baby, she rocked the show!
I liked Mablean better too. She, to me, was less likely to show bias and was more interested in hearing the story and facts than making a judgement on the person's character.
We watch it in my neighborhood bar. It's fun having a bunch of old, crusty hairy legged men cheering on the husband while he looses his ass to his wife. True American fun. We also like "Only in America" with Larry the Cable Guy.
Jeez! Why is it that the woman always seems to win? I hate to sound sexist but it's true.
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