Jerry’s Date Has a Plus One on Seinfeld

Jerry scores two tickets to the Tony Awards and invites his new girlfriend Lanette. But when he arrives to pick her up, he meets Lyle — a mysterious dude hanging around her apartment who leaves Jerry completely confused about exactly what their relationship is.

Seinfeld turned dating uncertainty into comedy, and Jerry’s inability to figure out whether Lyle is Lanette’s boyfriend, roommate or something else entirely becomes the kind of social mystery he simply cannot leave alone.

A young father tells Judge Judy he waited for an official court order before financially supporting his nearly two-year-old child. He says his lawyer advised him to wait for wage garnishment, but Judge Judy isn’t buying that explanation.

Judge Judy makes her position crystal clear: if you’re old enough to make a baby, you’re old enough to support one. Feeding and caring for your child isn’t something that should have to wait for a judge to tell you what to do.

Judge Judy continues to entertain viewers with Judy Sheindlin’s unmistakable mix of common sense, personal responsibility and straight talk.

A plaintiff on The People’s Court tries to shift the focus of her case, but Judge Marilyn Milian isn’t about to let the courtroom get sidetracked.

The exchange quickly gets heated as Judge Milian delivers a tough reality check before finally deciding she’s heard enough and sends the plaintiff out of the courtroom.

The People’s Court airs in syndication. Check your local listings for airtimes.

A plaintiff on The People’s Court demonstrates a headwrap she designed, and Judge Marilyn Milian quickly realizes she’s looking at a seriously clever idea.

After seeing exactly how the headwrap works, Judge Milian is genuinely impressed and praises the plaintiff for the creativity behind her invention.

The People’s Court airs in syndication. Check your local listings for airtimes.

A Family Feud survey asks contestants what they’d hope Steve Harvey wanted if he suddenly showed up at their front door, and one playful answer quickly changes the mood at the podium.

Chloe’s response catches Steve by surprise and sends the two into a hilarious, flirty exchange that has both families laughing.

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

Celebrity Family Feud gives Lainey Wilson a survey that’s practically begging for a memorable answer: name a Britney Spears song that best describes you in bed.

Lainey doesn’t hesitate, and her choice catches Steve Harvey completely off guard. His reaction makes an already hilarious answer even better.

Celebrity Family Feud airs on ABC and streams on Hulu.

Judge Judy has a simple strategy for scam phone calls: wish the caller a happy life, say goodbye and hang up. Her husband has a slightly different approach — and she can hear exactly how personally he takes those calls from across the house.

Judge Judy uses the hilarious contrast to make a serious point about scams and offers one of the oldest pieces of advice for avoiding them: when something sounds too good to be true, it usually is.

Judge Judy continues to entertain viewers with Judy Sheindlin’s unmistakable mix of common sense, humor and straight talk.

The families get a Family Feud question with serious relationship consequences: “A comedian mocked his wife’s what during his act?” Now the contestants have to decide which parts of a marriage are fair game for a comedian looking for laughs.

The guesses start flying as Steve Harvey watches the families work through a survey where almost every answer sounds like it could get somebody in trouble at home.

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