The People's Court (December 4, 1985)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ส.ค. 2024
- "DUMPED ON SUMP PUMP", "HIJACKED WEDDING FLOWERDE" THE FILM SHOWS PEOLE IN A COURTROOM AND TWO PARTICIPANTS: 1) HELEN JAMESON, PLANTIFF, SUING FOR $219.00. 2) CHUCK WANSLEY, DEFENDANT, ACCUSED OF RUNNING A SUMP PUMP. THE PARTICIPANTS ARE NOT ACTORS.
THE PEOPLES COURT
Even the opening narration is more respectful than it is now. Today it would be, "Pump her, he barely knew her"😂. I can almost guarantee it.
😂😂😂yep
😂 facts.
I read this in the announcers voice😅😅😅😅😅😅
😂😂💯
The most recent one be dragging the world plaintiff out “this is the plantifffff ” it’s more simple here 😂😂😂😂
It was so cool to see Judge Wapner again along with bailiff Rusty. Rest In Peace fellows!
Judge Wapner was the best. The only court TV show that I'd ever give the time of day to.
The People's Court my dad watched before I was born!
And to think, I still watch. 😂
unfortunately he was found dead
@@wileecoyote5749 You are disgusting.
I watched this when I was 15!
@Tragu6 you could be no Younger than 18 years old 😂
@@PhillipWhidby-m1h Thank you
Don’t you just love the bongos in the intro?😀
Rather play with your moms bongoz😂
Doug is literally there his entire life. This is so cool to see!
No he was gone at some point
When? @@sarahrean7174
He was gone for nearly 20 years after the revived series until 2016. So pretty much around the same length of time he spent as hallway reporter as Curt did.
Doug has been down for this team since the beginning… impressive.❤❤❤ ❤
The participants in the 80's show were so much more dignified and respectful to the judicial process than they are today on the current show. The show now, which just went off the air, was filled with scammers, immature grown-ups, or just outright liars. In many ways, the show's history reflects the moral decline in this very nation.
@SmilingSynic Just wanted to pop in and say that's a great username.
People were just as conniving back then as they are now STOP IT.
Of course they were. But there is a thing called manners and dignity and self-respect. That's changed. The shows speak for themselves. @@DaMusicMane1
Exactly! You are EXACTLY RIGHT! Sad. It’s a sad day 😢
It's because the judge is a female
Doug still looks exactly the same 😂
I never got to see these episodes so I'm super stoked to see one from the Wapner era!
Doug has a good job, glad he's still there.
He's not. Show got canceled
Damn a chalkboard? I feel old as hell at 44 as I remember when this was not uncommon to use this 🤦
Heck yes!!! I love finding old people's courts...it happens so rarely. This is my first Wapner episode I've seen...would love to see more of you have them!
You even got to see a guy who dresses like The Fonz!
LOL I was 5 y.o when this episode aired... I loved the 80s, great times!!
Same. The decade was awesome. I was 3 when it aired.
I was 9. Remember watching Wapner on sick days. Dang, I'm old..
Judge Wapner I remember watching the People Court what a great Judge. Such great memories. Thanks for uploading.
People were so much slimmer back in the day!
Thanks for the original ads, too!
22:05 - "If you're involved in a dispute with another party and you just can't seem to work it out. Don't take the law into your hands. You take them to court." - Doug Llewellyn
Thannka veerra muuuch...
@@nicolesibylla2541 You're so welcome.
Or if a case in the defendant's favor: "If you think you've done both wrong and you just can't work it out, do the next best thing and go to court."
Omgdness. I'm an 80s baby, that grew up in the 90s and hearing the intro just unlocked so many memories!!! From being at the sitters House after school, my house, my aunt's . Man these were good times and looking at this today, it's so much calmer and respectable. RIP judge Wapner.
Good’ol Judge Wapner! I’d forgotten he was on this show when I first started watching it. I also forgot it was that long ago!!😂😂
oh my god I remember the chalk board on this show! lol
This is the peoples court that I like. Rest in peace judge Joseph Wapner.
"It was Saturday afternoon... it was during the morning." Thanks for the upload!
Look at my mans Doug! Lol😂 I was a baby when this aired but remember watching it with my Grandma when I was little
What a gem! I lived right behind the Chevy Chase florist in Glendale, CA with my first foster mom from newborn until a month after my 9th birthday when my precious foster mama suddenly died, such nostalgia 🥺… and in Armenian culture, friends and family fill up the church and hall with floral arrangements, baskets, vases, etc… for weddings, christenings, funerals, etc, not sure who the judge spoke to, oh my goodness 🫣… I understand the defendant’s confusion. 🫶🏻🥂
Another Classic PEOPLE'S COURT Episode, with My Favorite Judge!
Doug is now 85 years old.
I used to watch this in 9th grade.....and I had a crush 🥰 on Doug.....I still do!!!
😮😮😮😮
His top lip doesn't move when he talks.
@@RandyLaheySunnyvale and how age inappropriately creepy! wt- was wrong with me???
he doesn't have a top lip@@RandyLaheySunnyvale
The plaintiffs husband really dressed for court. The defendant looks like Sammy Davis jr
IKR???
😂😂😂😂
More like Prince...
That’s not her husband. It’s her neighbor
Seeing the peoples court without judge Marilyn Milian is odd. This show ran from 1981 to 1993 then got rebooted from 1997 to 2023 I did not know it went up until last year wow.
I think he messed up when he said, “ I change my OIL very often” and then realized what he’d said.
What good was that old lady witness 🤣🤣
I would usually fast forward through the commercials..but it was interesting to see commercials from 1985💙
Rusty Burrell was the bailiff in the Manson trials.
Wow great trivia!
And Wapner was the judge on Manson's initial appearance.
Rest In Peace Judge Wapner
At least in the second case it was only flowers at the wrong wedding. My dad was a .minister and at one point he had a church that was directly across the street from another church. Both pastors had the same name. During a wedding the doors opened and the local undertaking came rolling in with a coffin. It was for the other church.
You just cant beat the CLASSIC episodes of Peoples Court. Please somebody come up with a rap song called the Judge Wapner song and make it famous🥹
This was rainmans favorite show 😂
10 minutes until Wapner 😂
@@kellll3420😂
Joseph Wapner ran the ONLY 100% legitimate court television program ever produced. We he left after twelve years, the whole industry went to pot faster than a rocket sled on rails.
When the show was dignified.
Thanks. Wish I was back living in the 80s
Same
Lmao!! Coolant from the radiator is worse than oil!
Oil in milk cartons is obviously safe😂😂😂🤔
"I know you've been sworn in and I read your complaint".
How about those commercials?
Rest in Paradise Judge Wapner
Doug Llewellyn never ages!
That Doug is just a baby! So young.
Late 40's
@@WillieFufu-lo1nb He was born in 1938
He was 47 here.
I remember being 10 years old watching this show 😂😂😂
Judge Wapner ! The minute I heard the intro the nostalgia came flooding in. I can’t believe I remembered every word 😂
I'm thinking it is probably illegal to dump ANY car fluids down a drain. Anti-freeze is apparently very sweet and animals will drink it until the ethylene glycol poisons them.
As for detergent "temporarily" opening it back up, that leans more towards oil.
Modern coolants are not “desireable” by critters as back then, but anybody with half a brain knows it shouldn’t go down a drain. The rule of thumb here is don’t dump anything in the drain that you wouldn’t be comfortabe bathing in
The minute the property manager said that the drain had been cleared and that it was working for a week after the defendant moved out was the nail in the case… it’s possible that if oil was poured down there that it wore out the motor which eventually failed, but she can’t prove that once it was cleared that it wasn’t just a bad pump
I had reman’d calipers put on my truck (which I was told were new, but that’s a whole other aspect) and after about 3 weeks one of them proved to be faulty and my brake fluid drained out
Reman’d or not, sometimes you get a part that ends up being a dud
They replaced the caliper under warranty of course
Rest in Paradise Judge Wapner and Judge Koch In the Courts of Heaven
Remember watching this as a kid in the 80’s my grandma would have it on . I could hear it from her room .great show ! ❤❤😂
Back in the day where the issue was a sump pump, and not pouring toxic coolant onto the ground or throwing used oil in a dumpster. 😂
Roger that!
Say “radiator fluid” all matter of factory …as if that’s so much better 😂😂😂
“I dump my used oil into a dumpster” they’d give you a fine for that alone these days, and they’d crucify you for draining the coolant into the drainage system. Oh how things have changed.
I didn’t care about the cases. I just wanted to hear the theme song.
😒
9:57 The verdict for the pump.
Even the 80s commercials are great
Putting oil in a dumpster… oh the 80’s
Also, it's so weird to see cases for $100-$250. I know about inflation but I'm so used to cases of $3,000-$5,000 nowadays. I'm just interested in how growing up in the 80’s was. Idk what $100 is now with inflation but just watching it now I'm like, “$100? I can pay that now instead of going to court.”
My rent in 1983 one bedroom no living room was $350 a month.
Federal minimum wage was $3.35 an hour
Can you upload the full episode of The People's Court from Season 1 of the Wapner era in 1981? The episode's cases include "Psst...Wanna Buy a Television Set?", and "The Case of the Cut-Rate Legal Council"; It has the closing credits with a low pitched version of "The Big One" by Alan Tew, as the camera pans around the empty courtroom set.👍
Please maybe next time you ask something
"Your Honor may I present my witness who saw nothing?"
"Your Honor we also have a witness who saw nothing"
Totally forgot about the drum roll on the bongo at the beginning of the show. 😂 🪘
No freaking way!! This is so cool to see!
I’ve been watching the people’s court since the early 2000s with my dad after school.
Now I’m 30 watching with my kids! Haha. Wild.
Imagine wedding flowers costing only $100
In 1985
22:53 - A message from Judge Joseph Wapner.
All I can think of is Jon Lovitz as the Devil on SNL.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
You watching at home,WORSHIP ME!😆
Mr. Mistoffelees I am warning you…
Everything about this is pure nostalgia fuel
The Original The People's Court aired first on KJEO ABC (now CBS) channel 47 then on KSEE channel 24 from 1981-1993. The longer running version aired on KMPH Fox channel 26 throughout the entire 1997-2023 run.
like many defendants she will go to her grave denying her responsibility. Too sad.
I think it was an honest mistake by the defendant
@@JayJay-me8zk Honest mistakes still have consequences.
I miss this peoples court and judge Wapner
12:27
"We'll return for the case of 'The Hijacked Wedding Flowers' after these messages."
I loved Judge Wapner ! He actually listened and didn’t interrupt constantly like Judge Marilyn!
It is disappointing to learn that the People's Court has been canceled.
This show is as old as I am, which is quite remarkable.
For the youngins, that is a chalk board. That sound was unique to chalk on chalk board. A good teacher by the end of the day was covered in chalk. Mr.Brookstein , middle school math. Picture Dustin Hofmann meets Al Pacino, with a bad mustache and permanent five o’clock shadow… Coke bottle thick glasses that when he would use the over heated projector, to teach the math, again youngins, ancient means of doing class lessons on a screen.. clear film on a piece of glass with a 10,000 watt high pressure sodium light under that blasting up through what you write with markers on the film… so when ant. Brookstein would use this, his spit would get all over the screen and his glasses would turn dark from the bright lights… then when he turned lights back on, he couldn’t see and…. Well. 😂
Love the old show and the old commercials!
I remember this long ago that’s when people acted like they cared. Today the disrespect. I don’t watch as much at all
Lawd… why did all of this drama and pettiness happen on the day of my birth on the other side of the country? 😂
these people would be so old now
Thanks
Right! I wonder how they look now. 😅
I loved Judge Wapner back in the day. This was a very popular show at the time. As popular as Judge Judy. Wapner started it all.
Back in the day, when you got to draw your own evidence😂
I remember watching these episodes. Classic era tv.
Whomever uploaded this video, bless your entire life!!!
Wapner was best judge. The rest are not comparable.
It’s Doug’s hair for me ❤😂😂😂
I see Bill Murray accusing Eddie Murphy.
Doug Llewelyn 85 years old and going strong.
I remember watching this episode of the day it aired it was a cold day in December I remember the snow outside and going outside and playing in the snow and then coming in to watch judge wapner and it was actually this episode that I watched that day.
22:53, A Word from Judge Wapner
$219 may seem like a small amount, but when you adjust for inflation, it would be $640 in 2014.
Federal minimum wage was $3.35 an hour
I love watching this show as a kid in the 80’s
Wapner was a lot laxer than Judge Judy regarding hearsay. And that, "What was your name again?" LOL. I miss the polling tho.
He literally cut off the first plaintiff and told her the witness can testify for himself.....
Damn not trying to save the chalk. Lol briught back memories from school
Doug’s ol’smart mouth self!😂😂
Emilio Estevez from the Breakfast Club in the audience at 12:15!
Not really, but it sure does look like him.
😂😂😂😂😂
It's not him. Looks similar though.
@@nightsky3981 Yes, that's what I said. Glad you agree.
That man’s suit and outfit would be on trend today 2024
If it was cleared, then was clogged again after he had already moved out, then someone else there is causing the clog
I love seeing the old commercials!
Judge Wapner is the OG of Court Show judges!!⚜️
pouring used oil in a dumpster is ILLEGAL AS HELL in Californa
Not 40 years ago.
@@gweedoh1 yes 40 years ago in California! Live there 68-74
@@claypartridge7553 i very much doubt that. Not one person in the courtroom batted an eye when he talked about dumping the oil and antifreeze (a sump pump goes right to the sewer or storm drain). You know if it was a scandal, the cameraman would be zoomed right in on people's reactions. At the minimum, it definitely wasn't taken anywhere near as seriously as it is today.
11:30, Time for Our Next Case