The High Court

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  • TV-14
  • 2017
  • 1 Season
  • 6.3  (200)

The High Court is a comedy television series that premiered on Comedy Central in 2017. The show is hosted by comedian and cannabis enthusiast Doug Benson, who also serves as the judge on the show. Each episode of The High Court features Benson presiding over real cases that have been submitted by the show's viewers. The cases can be anything from a dispute between roommates over who should do the dishes to a disagreement between friends over who owes whom money. The catch is that Benson and his two bailiffs, Geoff Tate and Tiffany Haddish, are all high on marijuana throughout each episode.

The show opens with Benson introducing the case and explaining the charges against each party. He then proceeds to ask each party a series of questions about the case while smoking a joint. Benson's questioning is often humorous and off-the-cuff, as he uses his stoned state to come up with outlandish scenarios and hypotheticals. Tate and Haddish also chime in with their own observations and jokes, often causing Benson to break into fits of laughter.

Once Benson feels that he has enough information to make a ruling, he takes a brief break to smoke another joint and deliberate. When he returns, he delivers his verdict, which is often surprising and hilarious. Benson's rulings tend to be based more on his personal opinions and sense of humor than on any legal precedent or logic, which adds to the show's overall comedic effect.

The High Court is a unique twist on the traditional courtroom show format, as it combines elements of reality TV, comedy, and stoner culture. The show's emphasis on marijuana use and its irreverent tone make it a hit with younger viewers and those who enjoy offbeat humor.

Despite its unconventional premise, The High Court manages to be both entertaining and informative. Each episode offers insights into how different legal disputes can be resolved, while also providing a platform for Benson and his bailiffs to riff on current events, pop culture, and whatever else comes to mind.

Overall, The High Court is a fun and irreverent show that is perfect for those who enjoy offbeat humor and are open to a more unconventional approach to legal disputes. The show's hilarious mix of comedy and cannabis make it a must-watch for anyone looking for a good laugh.

The High Court is a series that ran for 1 seasons (20 episodes) between February 27, 2017 and on Comedy Central

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Seasons
Driving Buds Bad Behavior
20. Driving Buds Bad Behavior
March 23, 2017
Slink Johnson guest stars as Judge Doug negotiates a dispute between two friends regarding a $3,000 loan.
Smoked-Out Couch
19. Smoked-Out Couch
March 23, 2017
A man claims that a houseguest damaged his couch while smoking weed. The Lucas Brothers serve as guest bailiffs.
Joint Apartment
18. Joint Apartment
March 22, 2017
Judge Doug hears a case involving a plaintiff suing his ex-roommate for five months' rent. Todd Glass serves as guest bailiff.
Good Faith, Hope and Charity
17. Good Faith, Hope and Charity
March 21, 2017
Judge Doug hears a case involving a non-refundable deposit for a truck that was never delivered; Beth Stelling serves as guest bailiff.
Dude, Where's My Truck?
16. Dude, Where's My Truck?
March 20, 2017
Judge Doug hears a case revolving around a missing truck; Joey Coco Diaz guest stars.
Model Misbehavior
15. Model Misbehavior
March 17, 2017
A mother sues her son over makeup products that he never paid for. Rory Scovel serves as guest bailiff.
Two's Company, Three's A Crowd
14. Two's Company, Three's A Crowd
March 16, 2017
Tiffany Haddish guest stars as Doug hears a case between ex-roommates over a disputed security deposit.
Radio Hits
13. Radio Hits
March 15, 2017
Judge Doug moderates a dispute between a couple arguing over a broken car radio. Joey Coco Diaz serves as guest bailiff.
The Great Screwdini
12. The Great Screwdini
March 14, 2017
Michael Ian Black serves as guest bailiff when Doug settles a case involving two rival magicians.
Dog Gone It
11. Dog Gone It
March 14, 2017
The Lucas Brothers help Doug decide a case with a special canine guest star at the center of the dispute.
Bringing Sexy Back to the Blues
10. Bringing Sexy Back to the Blues
March 10, 2017
Todd Glass serves as the guest bailiff while Judge Doug hears a case about a lackluster blues singer who claims he's owed payment for a past performance.
Taken For A Ride
9. Taken For A Ride
March 9, 2017
Judge Doug hears a case where the plaintiff's mother refuses to pay back rent money, and Tiffany Haddish serves as the guest bailiff.
Hair Today, Gone Tomorrow
8. Hair Today, Gone Tomorrow
March 8, 2017
Judge Doug must rule on a case involving missing hair extensions; guest bailiff Brandon Wardell helps him come to a verdict.
He Took My Money Fast and Now I'm Furious
7. He Took My Money Fast and Now I'm Furious
March 7, 2017
Rory Scovel serves as guest bailiff while Judge Doug presides over a dispute involving undelivered luxury cars.
I Ain't Saying She's a Gold Digger
6. I Ain't Saying She's a Gold Digger
March 6, 2017
Judge Doug must decide whether an ex-boyfriend is owed money for investing in his ex-girlfriend's music career; guest bailiff Reggie Watts helps him come to a verdict.
Channeling Her Anger
5. Channeling Her Anger
March 2, 2017
With help from guest bailiff Slink Johnson, Judge Doug Benson decides who's at fault for a broken TV.
Last Comic Stealing
4. Last Comic Stealing
March 2, 2017
When one comedian accuses another of stealing his joke, only Judge Doug Benson and guest bailiff Jessimae Peluso can decide the case.
Snakes in the Drain
3. Snakes in the Drain
March 1, 2017
Judge Doug Benson sorts through the confusing case of an escaped pet snake with guest bailiff Michael Ian Black.
Driving Miss Johnson
2. Driving Miss Johnson
February 28, 2017
Judge Doug Benson hears a mother-daughter dispute over payday loans with guest bailiff Geoff Tate.
Someone Is Paying for This Tow Job
1. Someone Is Paying for This Tow Job
February 27, 2017
Judge Doug mediates a heated disagreement involving a car that got towed after the owner loaned to a buddy; Tiffany Haddish serves as the guest bailiff.
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Where to Watch The High Court
The High Court is available for streaming on the Comedy Central website, both individual episodes and full seasons. You can also watch The High Court on demand at Google Play, Apple TV and CMT.
  • Premiere Date
    February 27, 2017
  • IMDB Rating
    6.3  (200)
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