The casting call describes the show as "a court based, daytime television show featuring stories of couples who come to court with questions of infidelity. The judges, as portrayed by Dana Cutler and Keith Cutler, will not issue any kind of binding judgment, but rather, the show and any decisions rendered during the show, will be on a non-binding basis. Many of the series episodes will revolve around 'expert testimony, other revelations, and/or admissions. For the benefit of the TV audience only, there may be a non-binding verdict or ruling, which in turn may include a non-binding award."
It'll be in syndication later this year.
Deadline further explains:
"In the search for truth, the Cutlers will use technology including GPS, DNA, deleted emails, video surveillance, cell phone forensics and surprise witnesses to confirm or dispel accusations of cheating and deception."
John Bryan, President of MGM Domestic Television Distribution, told Deadline: "There is a demand for engaging daytime entertainment, and 'Couples Court' is sure to offer … real-life drama that keeps audiences tuning in day after day. We are encouraged by the brisk reception in the marketplace and look forward to clearing the show in the remaining parts of the country."
Audience members must be 18 and up. Here's the link to submit an application .
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