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The Pink Courtroom is a reality-based courtroom show produced by Wall of Production in affiliation with Wall of Comedy. The show, which launched its first episode on May 7, 2023, is primarily funded by PrettyLittleThing and has garnered significant attention for its dramatic, often controversial content focused on relationship disputes.
Format and Structure
Each episode of The Pink Courtroom typically runs for 15-20 minutes, with episodes in later seasons, particularly Season 4, extending to up to 24 minutes. The show is notable for its intense courtroom drama where judges, often with guests such as reality stars, preside over cases involving infidelity and other relationship issues. Cheating men have frequently sparked viral moments by engaging in heated exchanges, making these segments particularly popular among viewers.
Production and Ownership
The show is produced by Wall of Production, which also owns the concept, while PrettyLittleThing serves as a primary backer. This collaboration allows the show to be released on the official PrettyLittleThing YouTube channel, where full episodes are uploaded. Clips from the show are also shared on The Pink Courtroom Instagram account to engage with a broader audience.
Notable Guests
One of the most prominent guest appearances on the show includes Ella Thomas, known for her appearance on Love Island. Additionally, the show features other reality TV stars, such as Indiyah Polack, further cementing its connection with pop culture and youth-driven entertainment.
Reception
The show has received mixed reactions from its audience. While it has been praised for its entertainment value and engaging courtroom drama, it has also attracted criticism, particularly from male viewers, due to its focus on cases involving cheating men. These segments have led to accusations of bias, though the show maintains that it aims to provide a platform for relationship discussions and resolutions.
Media Coverage
Despite limited press coverage, The Pink Courtroom has been featured in notable media outlets. A Dexerto article published in 2023 announced the show’s collaboration with PrettyLittleThing and the involvement of Love Island’s Indiyah Polack[1]. This coverage has helped establish the show’s presence in the digital entertainment landscape.
Distribution
The show is distributed primarily on YouTube, where it has amassed millions of views. The Pink Courtroom’s official YouTube playlist has garnered over 31 million views as of 2024. The show’s social media presence on Instagram further amplifies its reach through viral clips, engaging with drama lovers and fans of courtroom-style entertainment.
Seasons
As of 2024, The Pink Courtroom has completed four seasons, with Season 5 currently in production.
References:
• Dexerto Article: Love Island’s Indiyah Polack to Star in PrettyLittleThing TV Show[1]
References
[edit]- ^ a b CRAWFORD, JE'KAYLA (May 3, 2023). "Love Island's Indiyah Polack to star in Pretty Little Thing TV show". Dexerto. Archived from the original on 2023-05-10.
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