Ep 3. Snakes in the Drain

The High Court season 1 episode 3, "Snakes in the Drain," follows Judge Doug Benson as he presides over a case involving a landlord and tenant dispute. The landlord, played by comedian Todd Glass, claims that the tenant, played by comedian Brendon Walsh, caused damage to the property by flushing live snakes down the drain.

Throughout the episode, Benson makes observations and jokes about the case, often leading to laughter from both the litigants and the audience. He questions the landlord about his decision to allow the tenant's pet snake in the apartment in the first place, as well as his response to finding snakes in the drain.

Benson also interrogates the tenant about his actions and whether he was aware of the potential consequences. As the case unfolds, comedic banter and jokes continue to flow, with both parties making light of the situation.

The episode features several comedic sketches and jokes, such as Benson imagining the life of a snake living in a drain and Walsh attempting to reenact the incident with toy snakes. The humor adds an entertaining layer to an otherwise mundane dispute.

Ultimately, Benson makes a ruling on the case that surprises both parties and leaves them questioning their initial stance. The episode ends with Benson offering a comedic take on his decision and reminding the litigants that they can now bring their dispute to a real court if they so choose.

Overall, "Snakes in the Drain" offers a lighthearted and humorous take on a common landlord-tenant dispute, showcasing Benson's comedic prowess as a judge.