Judging Amy is a TV series which ran from 1999 to 2005, focusing on both the professional and home life of Judge Amy Gray, who presides in family court.
Muppet Mentions[]
- In the fifth season episode "Motion Sickness", Kyle is having his morning coffee and asks a bunch of plush toys if everyone slept well. The toys include two Ernies, Big Bird and Cookie Monster. A Limbo Elmo is subsequently seen on a table. Later in the scene, Donna asks Kyle to hand her an Elmo plush.
Connections[]
- Amy Brenneman played Amy Gray and co-created the series
- Pat Crawford Brown played a waitress in "The Out of Towners" (2000) and "Come Back Soon" (2002)
- Stephen Caffrey played Prosecuting Attorney Weims in "Crowded House" (1999)
- Jesse Corti played Lt. Daniels in "A Pretty Good Day" (2002)
- Tyne Daly played Maxine Gray
- Julie Dretzin played Sarah Blixman in four episodes (2001)
- James Frawley directed fifteen episodes, including "Motion Sickness," and was executive producer (2002-2005)
- Bob Gunton played Dr. Alan Foster in three episodes (2003-2004)
- Joanna Kerns directed "The Right Thing to Do" (2001)
- Jane Lynch played Assistant State's Attorney Perkins in three episodes (1999-2000)
- Mary Mara played Deborah Mahaffey in "Hold on Tight" (2001)
- Cheech Marin played Ignacio Messina (2004-2005)
- Marlee Matlin played Eliza Spears in "An Impartial Bias" (1999)
- Barry O'Brien was a writer, producer, and story editor (2002-2005)
- Jenny O'Hara played Mrs. Costin in "Tricks of the Trade" (2003)
- Sandra Oh played Detective Shelly Tran in three episodes (2001)
- Jim Parsons played Rob Holbrook in seven episodes (2004-2005)
- Jon Polito played D.A. Gerald Abner in two episodes (2004)
- Vic Polizos played Detective Jesmer in "Gray vs. Gray" (2000)
- Raphael Sbarge played Paul Brody in "Human Touch" (2000)
- Karle Warren played Lauren Cassidy