Judge Steve Harvey - Season 2
Season 2
Episodes
Everybody Plays The Fool
Cases include exes in legal battles over car loans, trip reimbursements and former best friends suing over a football bet.
Even Though My Aunt Is Dead, I Need My Bread!
Cases feature family members suing over cremation services, a gender reveal gone wrong and a ruined wedding dress.
How Long Have You Been Stupid?
Cases feature friends and family suing over a gaming console, a rental van disaster and a would-be wedding and honeymoon.
Run Me My Coins
Cases feature a feud over a bad date, an a cappella group divided and a dream wedding that didn't happen.
Stay Lit Or Get Gone
Feuding quadruplets; an employer sues after a fiery crash; a brother and sister battle over a vending machine.
You Ain't Slicker Than The Slick
Cases feature family members suing over a winning lottery ticket, an owed "push present" and a grown-out haircut.
Did I Black Out?
Cases feature family members suing over emotional distress, a fishing incident, and revenge with furniture.
Delayed Don't Mean Denied
Cases feature feuds over childcare, a lost security deposit, and time spent waiting on a ring; special guest Ruben Studdard.
Don't Drag The Lord In This
Featured cases include clashes over a smoky office incident, a pricey speeding ticket and marital trouble caused by pickleball.
Sushi In Vegas Is Like The Wing Of Atlanta
Feuds over a relationship security deposit and action figure values; wandering farm animals.
Current Friend Count: Zero
Feuds over a dream honeymoon. Unpaid sports bets. A bad haircut from grandma.
You Pay for Them Yams
Cases feature in-laws suing over a cruise, friends feuding over a damaged dress and a son who refuses to pay rent.
You Don't Want This!
A feud over a party clown gone rogue; a failed cake delivery; engagement ring reimbursements.
Why Are You Always Lying?
Cases feature clashes over an ugly living room carpet, a pricey car incident and a floral arrangement that never arrived.
You Would Make an Excellent Judge
A dispute over a flaky basketball star; a split mortgage fail; a relentless junk food addiction.
Don't Get in Grown Folk Business
Steve Harvey serves as judge, jury and star and must rule on various cases in his courtroom based on good old common sense. Cases feature feuds over a rowdy pet bird, a shattered smartphone, and a husband with a hoarding problem.
Mistakes Happen
Steve Harvey welcomes a variety of conflicts and characters to his courtroom -- from small claims to big disputes and everything in between -- where he uses his own life experiences and some good old common sense to settle cases.
Divine Vine
Cases feature disputes over a failed matchmaking, wrongful vine cutting, and a husband's frugal tendencies.
Manipulated and Bamboozled
Cases feature feuds between exes, a former employee seeking lost wages, and a neighbor's damaged mailbox.
A Whole Other Kind Of Pain and Suffering
Cases feature an unsatisfied wife, an uncredited cosplayer and a scam investment.
I'm In An Inter-spacial Relationship
Cases feature disputes between longtime friends, neighborly foes and a daughter's pain and suffering.
A Big Ol' Plate of Fried Everything
Cases feature disputes between siblings, a roommate's broken promises and a costly friend.
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