Comedian ‘Ms. Pat’ Williams from “The Ms. Pat Show” is taking on the role of TV judge in BET’s new unscripted courtroom series “Ms. Pat Settles It,” premiering Wednesday, October 18 at 10 p.m. Here's how to stream online, without cable.
Comedian ‘Ms. Pat’ Williams from “The Ms. Pat Show” is taking on the role of TV judge in BET’s new unscripted courtroom seriespremiering Wednesday, October 18 at 10 p.m. Viewers can expect Ms. Pat to bring her humor and brutal honesty to life as a jury of family, friends and fellow comedians preside over real-life cases.
According to BET’s official synopsis of Season 1, Episode 1 ‘From Romance To Robbery’: “Judge Ms. Pat settles cases that include exes disputing over a missing transmission and an uncle in the middle; a reneged trade between foul-mouth church friends; and a curious case of dognapping.”According to the show’s official synopsis, “Comic Patricia “Ms. Pat” Williams assembles a jury of friends, family members and guest stars to tackle real cases where genuine relationships hang in the balance.
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