Google Has Closing Hours on Hot Bench

Judge Patricia DiMango hears quite an explanation from a litigant who claims a negative online review couldn’t be deleted because their phone had been stolen. According to the story, Google would have to remove it instead.

Then comes the detail Judge DiMango can’t let slide: the litigant says they tried calling Google, but “they were closed.” Her response is immediate: “What time does Google close?”

It’s the kind of courtroom logic that makes Hot Bench memorable, with Judge DiMango cutting through an increasingly questionable explanation with one perfectly timed question.

Jennifer Lawrence was just trying to surprise Natalie Dormer with a quick kiss on the cheek at the London premiere of The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 2. Then Natalie turned her head at exactly the wrong time.

The accidental kiss instantly became an awkward and hilarious red carpet moment, with both actresses reacting to what had just happened in front of the cameras.

“Guys, what’s the first part of your mate that you touch to get her in the mood?” One contestant wastes no time with his answer on Family Feud, and Steve Harvey immediately appreciates where he’s coming from.

Steve is so entertained by the response that talking about it isn’t enough. He walks over and gives him a high five for an answer that clearly earned his approval.

Family Feud airs in syndication. Check your local listings for airtimes.

“Name something a burglar would not want to see when he breaks into a house.” One contestant comes up with a grandma-themed answer on Family Feud that absolutely nobody at the podium sees coming.

Steve Harvey is completely caught off guard by the bizarre response, and his reaction only makes the answer funnier as the studio erupts.

Family Feud airs in syndication. Check your local listings for airtimes.

Paul walks into Family Feud Fast Money facing what feels like an impossible task after his brother manages to score just 14 points in the first round.

Instead of letting the pressure get to him, Paul turns the whole thing into comedy gold and keeps Steve Harvey laughing through a Fast Money round that becomes unforgettable for reasons nobody expected.

Family Feud airs in syndication. Check your local listings for airtimes.

Kramer rescues the discarded set of The Merv Griffin Show from a dumpster and rebuilds it in his apartment, complete with guests, interviews and the firm belief that he’s now hosting an actual daytime talk show.

Jerry takes the guest chair and casually admits he’s been drugging Celia so he can play with her vintage toy collection. Even Kramer has standards: “What you do with your personal life is your business, but when you’re on my set, you clean it up, mister!”

Only on Seinfeld could a dumpster television set turn Kramer into a talk show host who suddenly feels qualified to lecture Jerry about appropriate behavior.

A car sale between former friends Priscilla and Arter turns into a mess when the vehicle disappears, the money is spent and an upcoming trip to Egypt makes the question of who owns what even harder to untangle.

Judge Judy quickly zeroes in on why Arter never got his money back. Her translation of Priscilla’s logic is brutally simple: “I didn’t want to give him his money back, I’m going to Egypt, he’ll never find me.”

A missing car, spent money and a plane ticket to Egypt give Judge Judy plenty to sort through as she cuts straight to the logic behind this unusual car-sale dispute.