“Does itlook likeyou’relosing?”VerbalagreementCase isabout acar“In whatmonthand year”“Don’t peeon my legand tell meit’s raining”Sarahdisagreeswith Judy’sruling“That’s whatyou wantthis face tobelieve”Plaintiff &defendantstart talkingto each other“I didn’t gothrough 7years ofcollege…”Countersuingfor lostwages“That’s/You’reridiculous!”Eviction“Fourcorners ofthecontract”“I don’tbelievethat”Video isshownin courtUnpaidpersonalloanEvencasenumberWhat itsays onthe tinSomeonebrings adog tocourtCaseinvolvesa pitbull“They don’tkeep mehere causeI’mgorgeous”Judgementfor theplaintiffP/Dbrought ahuge stackof papersThe crowdlaughs atsomethingJudy says“Tell mewhat yousaid to themand theysaid to you”ChildvsparentCovidchecksarementioned“It’salmostlunchtime”“Just formy owncuriosity…”Judy usessomeyiddish wordor phrase“Was Ispeakingto you?”“You’renotlistening”“Just asecond”One partydoesn’tspeakSomeone’switnesscouldn’tshow up incourt“You looklike anintelligentperson”“Don’tlook overthere”RestrainingorderFree!“Goodbye,have agood life”“I have xchildren and ygrandchildren”“There’sonly oneattitude inthis room”Judy’s neverused thatapp/programJudy hasto see/usesomeone’sphone“We’redonehere”Judycomplainsabout havingto do mathCase isabout adog“I’mstarting tosee the fullpicture”“I’mspeaking”“Yup/yepis not ananswer”Countersuingfor emotionaldistressJudy callssomeone anidiot/moron/clownMissingcar titleSomeonehas dyedhair“Don’teditorialize”“If you tellthe truth youdon’t have tohave a goodmemory”“I’ve beena judge forover 40years…”“I don’tcareaboutthat”“You can’ttell me whattheysaid/thought”“Find outwho I’mdealingwith”“Put yourhanddown”“Don’t tryto figureout whereI’m going”Plaintiffis ondisabilityJudy asksSarah tolooksomethingup“That’s awhole lotofbaloney”Suingtheir expartner“That’snonsense”P/D didn’tbring anyevidenceLoser exboyfriendI thoughtit was agiftSiblingsuingsiblingOddcasenumberDefendant isunemployedUnpaidrent“Andthey’reentitled tothat”“Uncrossyourarms”JudybingoJudyreminiscesabout hertime in familycourt“Do I looklike I needyourhelp?”“Notbasically”Judy asksWhitney toreadsomethingback“Shoulda,woulda,coulda”“I wantyou tothinkcarefully”“There’ssomethingcalledcommonsense”I didn’tthink itwasrelevant“That’seither ayes or ano”Someonehas anaffidavitSomeonetries tospeak afterjudy’s rulingCase isdismissed“Um/uh-huh is notananswer”“If it doesn’tmake sensethen it’susually nottrue”“Does itlook likeyou’relosing?”VerbalagreementCase isabout acar“In whatmonthand year”“Don’t peeon my legand tell meit’s raining”Sarahdisagreeswith Judy’sruling“That’s whatyou wantthis face tobelieve”Plaintiff &defendantstart talkingto each other“I didn’t gothrough 7years ofcollege…”Countersuingfor lostwages“That’s/You’reridiculous!”Eviction“Fourcorners ofthecontract”“I don’tbelievethat”Video isshownin courtUnpaidpersonalloanEvencasenumberWhat itsays onthe tinSomeonebrings adog tocourtCaseinvolvesa pitbull“They don’tkeep mehere causeI’mgorgeous”Judgementfor theplaintiffP/Dbrought ahuge stackof papersThe crowdlaughs atsomethingJudy says“Tell mewhat yousaid to themand theysaid to you”ChildvsparentCovidchecksarementioned“It’salmostlunchtime”“Just formy owncuriosity…”Judy usessomeyiddish wordor phrase“Was Ispeakingto you?”“You’renotlistening”“Just asecond”One partydoesn’tspeakSomeone’switnesscouldn’tshow up incourt“You looklike anintelligentperson”“Don’tlook overthere”RestrainingorderFree!“Goodbye,have agood life”“I have xchildren and ygrandchildren”“There’sonly oneattitude inthis room”Judy’s neverused thatapp/programJudy hasto see/usesomeone’sphone“We’redonehere”Judycomplainsabout havingto do mathCase isabout adog“I’mstarting tosee the fullpicture”“I’mspeaking”“Yup/yepis not ananswer”Countersuingfor emotionaldistressJudy callssomeone anidiot/moron/clownMissingcar titleSomeonehas dyedhair“Don’teditorialize”“If you tellthe truth youdon’t have tohave a goodmemory”“I’ve beena judge forover 40years…”“I don’tcareaboutthat”“You can’ttell me whattheysaid/thought”“Find outwho I’mdealingwith”“Put yourhanddown”“Don’t tryto figureout whereI’m going”Plaintiffis ondisabilityJudy asksSarah tolooksomethingup“That’s awhole lotofbaloney”Suingtheir expartner“That’snonsense”P/D didn’tbring anyevidenceLoser exboyfriendI thoughtit was agiftSiblingsuingsiblingOddcasenumberDefendant isunemployedUnpaidrent“Andthey’reentitled tothat”“Uncrossyourarms”JudybingoJudyreminiscesabout hertime in familycourt“Do I looklike I needyourhelp?”“Notbasically”Judy asksWhitney toreadsomethingback“Shoulda,woulda,coulda”“I wantyou tothinkcarefully”“There’ssomethingcalledcommonsense”I didn’tthink itwasrelevant“That’seither ayes or ano”Someonehas anaffidavitSomeonetries tospeak afterjudy’s rulingCase isdismissed“Um/uh-huh is notananswer”“If it doesn’tmake sensethen it’susually nottrue”

Judy Justice Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. “Does it look like you’re losing?”
  2. Verbal agreement
  3. Case is about a car
  4. “In what month and year”
  5. “Don’t pee on my leg and tell me it’s raining”
  6. Sarah disagrees with Judy’s ruling
  7. “That’s what you want this face to believe”
  8. Plaintiff & defendant start talking to each other
  9. “I didn’t go through 7 years of college…”
  10. Countersuing for lost wages
  11. “That’s/You’re ridiculous!”
  12. Eviction
  13. “Four corners of the contract”
  14. “I don’t believe that”
  15. Video is shown in court
  16. Unpaid personal loan
  17. Even case number
  18. What it says on the tin
  19. Someone brings a dog to court
  20. Case involves a pitbull
  21. “They don’t keep me here cause I’m gorgeous”
  22. Judgement for the plaintiff
  23. P/D brought a huge stack of papers
  24. The crowd laughs at something Judy says
  25. “Tell me what you said to them and they said to you”
  26. Child vs parent
  27. Covid checks are mentioned
  28. “It’s almost lunch time”
  29. “Just for my own curiosity…”
  30. Judy uses some yiddish word or phrase
  31. “Was I speaking to you?”
  32. “You’re not listening”
  33. “Just a second”
  34. One party doesn’t speak
  35. Someone’s witness couldn’t show up in court
  36. “You look like an intelligent person”
  37. “Don’t look over there”
  38. Restraining order
  39. Free!
  40. “Goodbye, have a good life”
  41. “I have x children and y grandchildren”
  42. “There’s only one attitude in this room”
  43. Judy’s never used that app/program
  44. Judy has to see/use someone’s phone
  45. “We’re done here”
  46. Judy complains about having to do math
  47. Case is about a dog
  48. “I’m starting to see the full picture”
  49. “I’m speaking”
  50. “Yup/yep is not an answer”
  51. Countersuing for emotional distress
  52. Judy calls someone an idiot/moron/clown
  53. Missing car title
  54. Someone has dyed hair
  55. “Don’t editorialize”
  56. “If you tell the truth you don’t have to have a good memory”
  57. “I’ve been a judge for over 40 years…”
  58. “I don’t care about that”
  59. “You can’t tell me what they said/thought”
  60. “Find out who I’m dealing with”
  61. “Put your hand down”
  62. “Don’t try to figure out where I’m going”
  63. Plaintiff is on disability
  64. Judy asks Sarah to look something up
  65. “That’s a whole lot of baloney”
  66. Suing their ex partner
  67. “That’s nonsense”
  68. P/D didn’t bring any evidence
  69. Loser ex boyfriend
  70. I thought it was a gift
  71. Sibling suing sibling
  72. Odd case number
  73. Defendant is unemployed
  74. Unpaid rent
  75. “And they’re entitled to that”
  76. “Uncross your arms”
  77. Judy bingo
  78. Judy reminisces about her time in family court
  79. “Do I look like I need your help?”
  80. “Not basically”
  81. Judy asks Whitney to read something back
  82. “Shoulda, woulda, coulda”
  83. “I want you to think carefully”
  84. “There’s something called common sense”
  85. I didn’t think it was relevant
  86. “That’s either a yes or a no”
  87. Someone has an affidavit
  88. Someone tries to speak after judy’s ruling
  89. Case is dismissed
  90. “Um/uh-huh is not an answer”
  91. “If it doesn’t make sense then it’s usually not true”