Caution—When it began, it was trustworthy. Amy's CSO, Bruce, was a rather outspoken (in his own quiet way) Christian. Several times, he advised Amy that peace comes only from a relationship with God. I agree that now, it is not a show that can be trusted to show good moral values. There can be a great point made in the courtroom, then it flashes over to someone in bed with someone they just met. I no longer allow my grand kids to watch Amy unless I have seen the episode first. I sometimes tape it for review.

Avoid—This show started out okay. But then the lead character Amy started sleeping with another judge. Also her apprentice slept with a women and her daughter walked in on him going to the bathroom. Sex without marriage--what a shame it has come down to that.

Avoid—I recently saw an episode of Judging Amy where they had school Christian group which was had eggs thrown at them by 2 young student men. The lawyer representing the 2 men stated that the boys were “offended” by the Christian group - so they threw eggs at them. He also drew a comparison to Hitler and the Christian group. There was the proverbial "wacko - dorky" Christian man in the back of the court room who objected to Christians being compared to Hitler and she shut him down and made him look like he better keep quiet or big brother will come down on you! More and more Judging Amy tries to demonstrate successful independence from God.

Usually Okay—Amy and Tyne Dailey are so great together. It reminds us of our own mother/daughter relationship many times. Serious, but funny too. This is a good show which should have the opportunity to continue.