Episode 37 of Season 24 of Divorce Court is about to come out. The American court show Divorce Court is all about solving problems between couples who are getting divorced. The show has been shown four times, and each time was a first-run. Since the first show started in 1957, it has been one of the longest-running syndicated TV shows. Divorce Court is the longest-running court show ever. It has been on for two years longer than the second-place show, The People’s Court.
Jenkins would be replaced as the sixth judge on the court show by Star Jones, a former prosecutor and district attorney in New York City who used to be a co-host on The View. Jones would take over on September 19, 2022, the first day of the show’s 40th season. From August 22, 2022, she was in charge. During the 1994–1995 TV season, Jones was in charge of Jones & Jury. She was the first Black person and woman to judge on a reality court show that was based on arbitration.
Faith Jenkins, who used to be a prosecutor in New York City and was a judge on her own court show for four years, replaced Toler as the show’s judge for the 2020–21 TV season and the show’s 22nd season. In November 2020, the TV show was given a two-season extension through the 2022–2023 season.
Divorce Court Season 24 Episode 37 Release Date
The name of Episode 37 of Season 24 of Divorce Court is “Deidra Rodriguez vs. Jamar Pinkett.” Tomorrow, the next episode will be out. Yes, the 37th episode of Season 24 will come out on September 22, 2022.
How To Watch Divorce Court Season 24 Episode 37?
Just like the previous episodes, this one will last 30 minutes. This season will have a total of 44 episodes, and the creators have already said when these episodes will come out. Here, we will tell you when the next episodes will be available. Read the next part to find out more.
What Will Happen In Divorce Court Season 24 Episode 37
Here’s a sneak peek at the next episode of Divorce Court. In the 37th episode, Deidra says Jamar is a narcissist who is unreliable and a cheater who only shows up when it suits him, even though he says he loves her and will always be the same person.
Divorce Court Season 24 Episode Schedule
There are 44 episodes in the 24th season of Divorce Court. So far, 36 episodes have been released, and fans can’t wait for the next one to come out. Here is the schedule for when the next episode of Divorce Court will air. Plan to watch what you want to watch.
- E44: Episode Title-“Shannon Block vs. Zachary Griffin” Airing On: 10/3/2022
- E43: Episode Title-“Earicka Stith vs. Gary Scott” Airing On: 9/30/2022
- E42: Episode Title-“Elizabeth Glass vs. Dontavious Wellons” Airing On: 9/29/2022
- E41: Episode Title-“Shawntay Vaughn vs. Derrick Taylor” Airing On: 9/28/2022
- E40: Episode Title-“Jillian Allen vs. David Madwin Airing” On: 9/27/2022
- E39: Episode Title-“Henry Bromin vs. Julia Saavedra Airing” On: 9/26/2022
- E38: Episode Title-“Miriam Te’o vs. Anthony Bridges Airing” On: 9/23/2022
Divorce Court Show Plot
Before the current season, all of the previous seasons of Divorce Court were played out as reenactments of real divorce cases. When the show was brought back for another season, its format was based on reality arbitration. With the start of the 16th season in September 1999, the show’s fourth and current version hit the air for the first time.
By that time, almost all court shows had changed to a model in which former judges or lawyers actually arbitrated real small claims cases. This trend was started by The People’s Court and made more popular by Judge Judy’s high ratings. Divorce Court changed the way it worked to match how other courts did it.
Who Is The Judge For Divorce Court Season 24?
Jenkins will be replaced by Star Jones, who was a prosecutor and district attorney in Brooklyn, New York. The 40th season of the court show will start on September 19, 2022. From August 22, 2022, she was in charge. In the series, Jones will be the judge in a variety of cases, such as divorce court hearings and personal disputes.
Jones called herself “Judge Star” and talked about how she made decisions in court. Jones is a senior assistant district attorney who worked as a prosecutor in New York for five years. He has a strong background in law and will be a good judge. She has been on Today, NBC Nightly News, MSNBC, CNN, Court TV, TruTV, and Inside Edition as a legal correspondent.
Jones used to be a part of the court show genre, so she had her own courtroom show called Jones & Jury. Jones was the first person of colour to be in charge of a court show, the first woman to be an arbitrator on TV, and only the second TV arbitrator in history (Joseph Wapner being the first). But the show only ran for one season before it was cancelled (1994–1955).