Does anyone remember this rare Nickelodeon live-action kids show called Kids Court? It was about kids who having serious problems. And it is basically a jury type show (Similar to Judge Judy, The People's Court and many other court shows). The host is Paul Provenza. He would talk to kids to what their problems are. And the artist of the court would make a sketch art about the problem. Paul Provenza would solve the problem. I remember the member of the studio audience would have 15 second argument about this situation. And then they would vote by using the "Honorable Judge 'O Meter" to measure the vote (as in making the loud noise of the audience). The Judge 'O Meter is a meter device that resembles an English Judge with wig. Has a VU meter for eyes and LED meter for nose and mouth. It also a black T-Shirt and a necklace that reads "Judge 'O Meter" in cursive writing. Each loud noise the audience would win the case. Before and After the commercial breaks, They would do this segment called "You be the Judge!" They give you a judge related question. And give you answer after the commercial break. I remember one of the question was "Can a bank robber be punished if his/her guilt was discovered 30 years ago?" And the answer was "NO! Under the law, Those certain cases are Closed after many years go by." The Guilt Sentence is used if The Defendant person was found Guilty. I remember during the closing credits, Host Paul Provenza would ask one member of the studio audience what situation problem is. And then ask the audience is that "Fair or Unfair?" The audience would usually shout. "UNFAIR!" In unison. This goes on until the announcer would say "Kids Court was recorded in front of the live studio audience at Nickelodeon Studios located at Universal Studios Orlando Florida." It was a great show. They haven't shown it since the mid 90's. It was awesome.
I wish Teen Nick will rerun it.
