The verdict was in almost from the first episode of "Judging Amy." And the decision was that television audiences loved Amy Brenneman loved in the show's title role as a family court judge juggling both professional and personal responsibilities simultaneously. Now fans can enjoy this television drama again when they purchase the "Judging Amy" DVD set available from Gold Star DVD at http://www.goldstardvd.com/product/productid/3238785/catid/259/ret/judgingamy dvd_set/.

Along with her duties as a judge, Amy was also a single mother raising her young daughter Lauren (Karie Warren). Amy's life is also both blessed and complicated by her mother Maxine (Tyne Daly), a widowed social worker who often clashes with Amy because of the strong-willed nature of both women. "The Judging Amy" DVD set includes all of the episodes that made the show a hit especially among professional women and single mothers.

"Judging Amy," which was rumored to be based on the life of Brenneman's real mother, was a favorite among both genders, though, because it was a quality drama. But the "Judging Amy" DVD set is sure to remind old and new fans why it was so loved by women who sympathized with the challenges a single woman must deal with when raising a family and still working as a professional.

Along with entertaining its audience every week, "Judging Amy" featured emotional and poignant episodes that examined the importance of family with brilliant performances that also included those by Dan Futterman as Amy's younger brother Vincent, Marcus Giamatti as her older brother Peter, and Kevin Rahm as her cousin Kyle. Each of the episodes featuring those actors are also included in the "Judging Amy" DVD set.

Like many television programs airing during the same time, "Judging Amy" also strived to provide more than entertainment. Subsequently, the "Judging Amy" DVD set show s why the series was successful in addressing social commentary on many issues through the cases Brenneman oversaw in her character's court. The show was also unafraid to address controversial issues such as discrimination against women and interracial relationships.

Brenneman created a character that not only could be respected for the problems and challenges she dealt with, but also admired for the toughness and patience in which she approached those situations. The result was that "Judging Amy" created a character women could admire in helping them achieve any professional goal they set regardless of the obstacles, which is reflected in each episode of the "Judging Amy" DVD set.

The "Judging Amy" DVD set includes all 138 episodes from the series on 20 DVDs. Episodes are uncut, commercial free and unedited, feature excellent video and audio quality, and are in chronological order based on when they first aired on network television. In addition, the DVDs come in a box set that features custom artwork. Because the DVDs are region free, they can be played on any DVD player, DVD-Rom, X-Box or PS2 worldwide.

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