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We the People with Gloria Allred (2011)
We the People with Gloria Allred is an American nontraditional/dramatized court show that debuted in first-run syndication on September 12, 2011. The series is presented by famed celebrity lawyer/attorney Gloria Allred, who also serves as co-producer with series creator Byron Allen through his production company Entertainment Studios, LLC. John Cramer does the narration of the judge's final verdict.
We the People with Gloria Allred: Season 1 - 60 Episode s
1x1 - Don't Text While I'm in the Car/Decaf Despair
September 12, 2011
1x2 - Episode 2
September 12, 2011
1x3 - Episode 3
September 13, 2011
1x4 - Episode 4
September 13, 2011
1x5 - Website Home Wrecker/Strange Dude's Car
September 14, 2011
1x6 - Depressed or Ditching/Pay for My DUI
September 14, 2011
1x7 - Outta Control/Vaccinated
September 15, 2011
1x8 - Loss Love/Painter vs. Painter
September 15, 2011
1x9 - Pick Up The Down Payment/Wee Drink
September 16, 2011
1x10 - Picture Imperfect/Tattoo Thief
September 16, 2011
1x11 - Bagel Broke My Tooth/Party Gone Bad
September 19, 2011
1x12 - My Neighbor's Dog is Cujo/Cat in the Casket
September 19, 2011
1x13 - One Long Sleepless Night/Spinning Out of Control
September 20, 2011
1x14 - The Cost of Education/The Cruel Couch
September 20, 2011
1x15 - Networking Splash/Every Bee Has Its Sting
September 21, 2011
1x16 - Broken Engagement Costs/If You Disobey You Gotta Pay
September 21, 2011
1x17 - Right Vintage Wrong Time/Laptop Grew Legs
September 22, 2011
1x18 - The Well's Run Dry/Pot Mouth Dealer
September 22, 2011
1x19 - Vicious Valet/Lock The Door
September 23, 2011
1x20 - Wasted Party Bus/Too Old for the Party
September 23, 2011
1x21 - Wake Me Up Before You Go/Repossess My Boyfriend
September 26, 2011
1x22 - Keyed Car/You Sold Me a Sick Dog
September 26, 2011
1x23 - Got Fat to be Famous/It's a Dog Eat Cello World
September 27, 2011
1x24 - Unpaid Man Servant/Softball Brawl
September 27, 2011
1x25 - Pole Party/Parking Space Con Man
September 28, 2011
1x26 - Oh, Brother/Uncle Moochy
September 28, 2011
1x27 - Valet Slap/Miracle Dog
September 29, 2011
1x28 - Broken Privates/Laser Hair Mistake
September 29, 2011
1x29 - Please Keep Your STDs/Ruined Gown
September 30, 2011
1x30 - Dysfunctional Sex Drops/Blown Out on Bath Salts
September 30, 2011
1x31 - Bridal Bouquet Tussle/Hands Off My Cake
October 3, 2011
1x32 - Sour Lemons/Concert Rip-Off
October 3, 2011
1x33 - Assault With A Deadly Blow Dryer/Ex-Lover Loan
October 4, 2011
1x34 - Salmonella Snake/Ex-Husband Still Owes
October 4, 2011
1x35 - Houseboy Loan/Falsely Advertised Horse
October 5, 2011
1x36 - Groom Wrecks Bachelor Party/Non-Transferable Brother
October 5, 2011
1x37 - A Cheesy Beatdown/What Happened to My Wine?
October 6, 2011
1x38 - The Love Is Gone/Mother In Law Meltdown
October 6, 2011
1x39 - Incomplete Decoration/Fantasy Football
October 7, 2011
1x40 - Criminal Activity/Pour Out a Little Liquor
October 7, 2011
1x41 - Cabin Fever/Deer in the Headlights
October 10, 2011
1x42 - My Psychic Scammed Me/Mauled Down on the Strip
October 10, 2011
1x43 - Roaches Forever/No Joke is Worth Dying Over
October 11, 2011
1x44 - Last Minute Lease/I Still Can't Drive
October 11, 2011
1x45 - Sexting Gone Too Far/Gimme My Shades
October 12, 2011
1x46 - Forever Hold Your Peace/Crazy Car Repair
October 12, 2011
1x47 - Accidentally on Purpose/Stripper Bit My Nip
October 13, 2011
1x48 - No Love Boat/Oh Deer
October 13, 2011
1x49 - Car Show No Go/Mo' Progeny Mo' Problems
October 14, 2011
1x50 - Wine Train Wreck/Tae Kwon Don't
October 14, 2011
1x51 - Bush League Baseball/That Man is Out To Get Me
October 17, 2011
1x52 - Blood Money/Snake Bit Shoes
October 17, 2011
1x53 - Not So Personal Trainer/Truck-Blocked
October 18, 2011
1x54 - Pop Goes The Balloon Ride/Post Wedding Blues
October 18, 2011
1x55 - Eyelash Disaster/Heart Broken Heirloom
October 19, 2011
1x56 - Nocturnal Neighbors/Mold
October 19, 2011
1x57 - Timeshare Trickery/Broke Bachelor Bottle Service
October 20, 2011
1x58 - A Randy Panda/Let Them Eat Chocolate Cake
October 20, 2011
1x59 - That's Not My Style/Nutty Knight
October 21, 2011
1x60 - Braider Bust/Hot Mom or Hot Mess
October 21, 2011
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