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Welcome to the naughty but nice show. I'm Rob, hello, hello. Welcome to The Noddy But Nice Show.

I'm Rob Shooter, gossip columnist here in New York City,

bringing you all the breaking celebrity news every day with a different co-host friend

pretty much every day, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday.

On Monday, our regular mate has become our friend Garrett.

Yes, part-time lover as well.

Hello, darling. You're a part-time great lover from Z-100, the Elvis Durant show. Rob, you've made this so warm and welcoming. I mean, the greeting, the committee that you have outside waiting for me, you know, they treat you well here. I'm like, get your bottom in here. We've got to start taping. Listen, we've got some breaking news before we get to the actual show today.

Oh, yes.

It's just been announced that Judge Judy is leaving after 25 seasons. Judge Judy is done at CBS. I'm told that she's going to make the announcement today on the Ellen show. It's pre-recorded. So it's going to happen today. My source is over at Ellen say she's not leaving TV. She's finished the Judge Judy show, but she's working on a new show. And this really is a way to save money for CBS. What do you think? What else could Judge Judy do? I think she's going to stay in her lane. Yeah, I don't think it's going to be a cooking show. She's not going to be flipping houses.

She's not doing the amazing race. No, she's going to be some judgy show. There's going to be a courtroom and she's going to have a gavel and she's going to make even more money. But let me say, Steve Harvey did this. He had a very successful show in Chicago. It aired on NBC, and then he quit that show to start a very similar

show in LA that he owned. He didn't own the show in Chicago. I think he half owned it with NBC. He owned

the entire show in LA. Poof, God, can I sold. Well, the thing with Judge Judy is she has so many

episodes.

She never has to appear on TV ever ever.

She sold her catalog, her library.

It's over 2,000 episodes, 2,000.

A lot of court cases.

A hundred million dollars that will air forever.

What is this podcast going to be worth, Rob Schroder, one day?

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