Judging Amy

Seasons

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SEASON 1

SEASON 2

SEASON 3

SEASON 4

SEASON 5

SEASON 6

Season 2

Judging Amy is an American television drama series created by Amy Brenneman, Bill D'Elia and John Tinker about a single mother who has left New York behind to become a Family Court judge in Hartford, Connecticut. The show is based on Amy Brenneman's mother's actual life.

The series originally aired in the USA on CBS from 19 September, 1999 to 3 May, 2005. There are 138 hour-long episodes in six seasons.

The series originally aired in South Africa on SABC2, from 7 November, 2001 to 18 January, 2006. It later aired on DStv's M-Net Series and Sony Entertainment Television (SONY) channels. See "Seasons" below for seasonal broadcast dates and times.

Season 2 premiered on SONY on Tuesday 16 August 2011, at 21h20. New episodes broadcast weekly. There are 22 episodes in the second season.

Synopsis

Amy Gray (Amy Brenneman) is a young New York attorney who, after separating from her husband, returns with her young daughter to her childhood home in Hartford, Connecticut.

She becomes a judge on that city's family court at age 34 and eventually gets a divorce. Her mother Maxine (Tyne Daly), with whom she lives, is a social worker for the Department of Children and Family Services, and often at odds with her boss, Sean Potter (Timothy Omundson).

Assisting Amy in the courtroom are her Court Services officer, Bruce Van Exel (Richard T. Jones) and her eager court clerk-turned-lawyer, Donna Kozlowski (Jillian Armenante).

Amy re-establishes relationships with her younger brother Vincent (Dan Futterman), her older brother Peter (Marcus Giamatti) and his wife Gillian (Jessica Tuck).

Judging Amy, based on the real-life story of lead actress, Brenneman's mother, is about three generations of women living together as they confront the personal and professional dilemmas in their changing, challenging lives.

Seasons

Season 1 (23 episodes)

Channel: SABC2 | Premiere: 7 Nov 2001 | Finale: 10 Apr 2002 | Wednesdays, 19h30
Channel: M-Net Series | Premiere: 15 Dec 2003 | Finale: 24 May 2004 | Mondays, 21h00
Channel: SONY | Premiere: 8 Mar 2011 | Finale: 9 Aug 2011 | Tuesdays, 21h25

Season 2 (22 episodes)

Channel: SABC2 | Premiere: 17 Apr 2002 | Finale: 11 Sep 2002 | Wednesdays, 19h30
Channel: M-Net Series | Premiere: 31 May 2004 | Finale: 25 Oct 2004 | Mondays, 21h00
Channel: SONY | Premiere: 16 Aug 2011 | Finale: 10 Jan 2012 | Tuesdays, 21h20

Season 3 (24 episodes)

Channel: SABC2 | Premiere: 18 Sep 2002 | Finale: 26 Feb 2003 | Wednesdays, 19h30
Channel: M-Net Series | Premiere: 1 Nov 2004 | Finale: 11 Apr 2005 | Mondays, 21h00
Channel: SONY | Premiere: 26 Jan 2012 | Finale: 5 Jul 2012 | Thursdays, 20h30

Season 4 (24 episodes)

Channel: SABC2 | Premiere: 5 Mar 2003 | Finale: 13 Aug 2003 | Wednesdays, 19h30
Channel: M-Net Series | Premiere: 18 Mar 2007 | Finale: 26 Aug 2007 | Sundays, 20h00
Channel: SONY | Premiere: 12 Sep 2012 | Finale: 15 Oct 2012 | Weekdays, 15h15

Season 5 (23 episodes)

Channel: SABC2 | Premiere: 18 Aug 2004 | Finale: 19 Jan 2005 | Wednesdays, 19h30
Channel: M-Net Series | Premiere: 2 Sep 2007 | Finale: 3 Feb 2008 | Sundays, 20h00
Channel: SONY | Premiere: 16 Oct 2012 | Finale: 15 Nov 2012 | Weekdays, 15h10

Season 6 (22 episodes)

Channel: SABC2 | Premiere: 24 Aug 2005 | Finale: 18 Jan 2006 | Wednesdays, 19h30
Channel: M-Net Series | Premiere: 10 Feb 2008 | Finale: 6 Jul 2008 | Sundays, 20h00

Season 2 Cast

Amy Brenneman

as

Amy Gray

Jillian Armenante

as

Donna Kozlowski

Jessica Tuck

as

Gillian Gray

Karle Warren

as

Lauren Cassidy

Marcus Giamatti

as

Peter Gray

Timothy Omundson

as

Sean Potter

Dan Futterman

as

Vincent Gray

Richard T. Jones

as

Bruce Van Exel

Tyne Daly

as

Maxine Gray

Lawrence Pressman

as

Alan Stetson

Jane Lynch

as

ASA Perkins

William Ragsdale

as

Charles Duff

Hallee Hirsh

as

Jodi Larson Pruitt

Aloma Wright

as

Judge Roberta Pattison

Jennifer Westfeldt

as

Leisha Elden

David Marciano

as

Len Mildmay

Billy Gardell

as

Lyle Cooper

Brian Poth

as

Nick Dobson

Brent Sexton

as

Oscar Ray Pant Jr.

Paul Linke

as

Principal Dick Waxwood

Rhyon Nicole Brown

as

Rebecca Van Exel

Inny Clemons

as

Robert Clifton

Reed Diamond

as

Stuart Collins

L. Scott Caldwell

as

Tanya Miller

Gregory Harrison

as

Tom Gillette

Kathryn Cressida

as

Additional Voice (voice)

Armin Shimerman

as

Anthony Cara

Gregory Itzin

as

ASA Ethan Donahue

Scarlett Pomers

as

Ashley Marilla

Adam Brody

as

Barry 'Romeo' Gilmore

Judith Hoag

as

Bonnie Manning

Julia Campbell

as

Calla Hawkins

Sara Mornell

as

Carole Tobey

Christopher Marquette

as

Colin Ingram

Robert Gossett

as

Dan Matson

Richard Kline

as

Daryl Hoeller

John Ashton

as

Dashiel Purdue

Daniel Zacapa

as

Det. Ben Saganey

Anne Schedeen

as

Det. Peggy Fraser

Sandra Oh

as

Detective Shelly Tran

Dan Hedaya

as

Detective Tarnower

Jay Karnes

as

Don Russell

Lee Garlington

as

Dr. Kemper

Rod McLachlan

as

Dr. Lewis Stevenson

David Burke

as

Father Paul Girardi

Erika Alexander

as

Fran Winston

Jon Foster

as

Gregory Dox

Adina Porter

as

Hospital Tour Guide

Peter Mackenzie

as

Howlett

Suzie Plakson

as

Jane Holcombe

Laurence Mason

as

Johnson

Mitch Longley

as

Jonathan Ashworth

John Beasley

as

Judge Henry Bromell

Aldis Hodge

as

Lester Clancy

Susan Ruttan

as

Lyla Myles

Priscilla Pointer

as

Margaret Palmer

Debra Mooney

as

Marjorie Landsdown

Siena Goines

as

Mia

Harry Groener

as

Mike Holcombe

Thomas Mikal Ford

as

Mr. Crow

Bob Stephenson

as

Mr. Dimeola

David Garrison

as

Mr. Gary Marilla

Nancy Lenehan

as

Mrs. Hoeller

Justine Miceli

as

Ms. Bowes

John Doman

as

Ralph

Tom Welling

as

Rob Meltzer

Jack Blessing

as

Russell Lynchburg

Jill Eikenberry

as

Sheila Townsend

Megan Henning

as

Teresa Riley

Dan Byrd

as

Todd

Lanei Chapman

as

Winnie Van Exel

Marla Gibbs

as

Zella Van Exel

Ann Dowd

as

Mrs. Schleewee