Greatest American Hero: Judged By Julie

by Mhcqueen

Bill Maxwell is sued in small claims court and agrees to go on the 'Judged By Julie' show. Ralph Hinkley goes as Bill's witness. During the television court proceedings, Judge Julie is attacked by a former defendant from her family court days. Can Ralph save Judge Julie in time and not be exposed on TV?

1. Chapter 1

This story takes place in an alternate Greatest American Hero universe in the 1990s where the public had not discovered Ralph Hinkley as a superhero.

Greatest American Hero: Judged By Julie

Chapter 1

Harvey Smith was going to kill her; she ruined his life and his son's life. She took his child from him and gave Robert to his witch of an ex-wife, Doris. In family court, Doris told Judge Julie Shineman all kinds of lies. She told the Judge that he was exposing their son to drugs and prostitution. Sure, he did that, but it wasn't to make him take drugs or be with prostitutes—it was to show him what the real world was like, to show him what evil drugs did to people and how prostitutes were evil and enticed young men to do things that God didn't want them to do.

Judge Shineman was a demon; she wouldn't listen to anything he said in court. He tried to explain what he was teaching his son, but she would only tell him to shut up. Even his lawyer wouldn't let him tell the truth about what the Lord wanted us to know. You had to learn how to recognize evil, which was what he was teaching Robert. Judge Julie took his visitation rights and put a restraining order on him to stay at least 30 feet away from the boy. This was intolerable; now, his ex-wife exposed the boy to evil without explaining what it was and what to do around evil things.

He saw Judge Julie Shineman on television with her show on the air, Judged By Julie. This just proved how evil she indeed was. She was making millions of dollars by never listening to people and telling people off on television. There she was on television with her cute little pink lace collar around the neck of her judicial robes, trying to make the world believe she was just a nice older lady doing the right thing and upholding the law. The devil was deceiving the world. If the world thought this, it was genuinely turning into a cesspool of evil and corruption. She had to go. The demon had to be removed from the television screen. He made his plans to do what God wanted him to do.

He put in application after application for menial labor jobs at the studio where the Judged By Julie show was recorded. Finally, he got called in for an interview. He was the most wonderful and conscientious person during the interview—the HR lady loved him. He got the job as a janitor and was in. He bided his time and finally got assigned to regularly clean studio 1-B, where Judged By Julie was recorded. The show's name, Judged By Julie, in giant letters printed on a large banner, was strung across the front of the building. This almost made him sick, thinking of the evil being broadcast to the world, and people couldn't see it for what it was.