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<blockquote data-quote="Mel O&amp;#039;Drama" data-source="post: 438838" data-attributes="member: 23">By the end of this week, I&#039;ll have watched all episodes dropped so far of Tribunal Justice Season Three, so will be flipping back over to continue Judy Justice Season Four, of which I&#039;ve watched a third, until there are a binge-worthy amount of Tribunal episodes lined up.Tellingly, when I reached the point of switching from Judy to Tribunal Justice, I could not wait as Judy Justice was getting a bit samey. . Now it&#039;s time to switch back to Judy, I feel sorry to be leaving the Tribunal team for a short time. In my opinion, Tribunal is the far more compelling series. The format is better and&nbsp; - dare I say - I find the main players more watchable. Each of the three brings something special and together it&#039;s magic.As ever, I enjoy how they don&#039;t brook weak excuses and those cards that people pull from their sleeves to justify their bad behaviour. These excuses no doubt work in most areas of these people&#039;s live, with everyone hesitant to push back for fear of being framed as a bully or cancelled, which makes their perplexed reactions when it doesn&#039;t get them their way here even more gratifying to watch.With Adam&#039;s Law in the works, I am a little nervous about how this is going to affect Tribunal. Will it end? Will he leave and someone new step in (probably yet another relative of Judy)? Will there be fewer episodes or big gaps between seasons?&nbsp; I always enjoy watching Adam, but at the moment I&#039;m feeling I&#039;d prefer to see him as part of the small ensemble rather where his interrogations and throwing the book at people is part of a bigger picture. I&#039;ll keep an open mind, though. I really didn&#039;t think I&#039;d like Tribunal at all, and now for me it&#039;s the most watchable series in the Judy-Verse.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mel O'Drama, post: 438838, member: 23"] By the end of this week, I'll have watched all episodes dropped so far of [I]Tribunal Justice[/I] Season Three, so will be flipping back over to continue [I]Judy Justice[/I] Season Four, of which I've watched a third, until there are a binge-worthy amount of [I]Tribunal[/I] episodes lined up. Tellingly, when I reached the point of switching from [I]Judy[/I] to [I]Tribunal Justice[/I], I could not wait as [I]Judy Justice[/I] was getting a bit samey. . Now it's time to switch back to [I]Judy,[/I] I feel sorry to be leaving the [I]Tribunal[/I] team for a short time. In my opinion, [I]Tribunal[/I] is the far more compelling series. The format is better and - dare I say - I find the main players more watchable. Each of the three brings something special and together it's magic. As ever, I enjoy how they don't brook weak excuses and those cards that people pull from their sleeves to justify their bad behaviour. These excuses no doubt work in most areas of these people's live, with everyone hesitant to push back for fear of being framed as a bully or cancelled, which makes their perplexed reactions when it doesn't get them their way here even more gratifying to watch. With [I]Adam's Law [/I]in the works, I am a little nervous about how this is going to affect [I]Tribunal[/I]. Will it end? Will he leave and someone new step in (probably yet another relative of Judy)? Will there be fewer episodes or big gaps between seasons? I always enjoy watching Adam, but at the moment I'm feeling I'd prefer to see him as part of the small ensemble rather where his interrogations and throwing the book at people is part of a bigger picture. I'll keep an open mind, though. I really didn't think I'd like [I]Tribunal[/I] at all, and now for me it's the most watchable series in the Judy-Verse. [/QUOTE]

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