The Ellen DeGeneres Show will welcome Judge Judy Sheindlin on Monday and in a preview of the episode, Sheindlin will be striking the gavel for the last season of the long-running and wildly popular court series Judge Judy after 25 years — but she’s not hanging up her robe just yet. She already has her new series Judy Justice waiting in the wings.

“CBS sort of felt, I think, they wanted to optimally utilize the repeats of my program,” Sheindlin told DeGeneres. “Now they have 25 years of my reruns. What they decided to do is sell a couple of years’ worth of reruns. But I’m not tired, so Judy Justice will be coming out a year later.”

As for where Judy Justice will be airing, the tough-as-nails Sheindlin isn’t sharing that news. “I can’t tell you yet” she admits, but the show is believed to be targeting streaming platforms.

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Sheindlin said that next year there will be a full year of new episodes of Judge Judy in 2021 before it wraps its 25th season. She added that in the following years you can watch reruns on stations that CBS has sold to stations currently playing Judge Judy.

The news comes after Rebel Entertainment Partners took Sheindlin and CBS to court over millions in alleged missed contractually due payments from Judge Judy. The parties recently came to a deal to dismiss the case.

DeGeneres admired that Sheindlin doesn’t get tired to which she responded, “If you’re not tired you’re not supposed to stop.”

Judge Judy, the top-rated daytime syndicated program since the end of The Oprah Winfrey Show, was most recently renewed by CBS TV Distribution in 2018 through 2021. The blockbuster deal reportedly included a $47 million a year salary for Sheindlin and CBS acquiring the Judge Judy library from Sheindlin for $80-$90 million.

DeGeneres and Sheindlin also talked about the upcoming election, a topic that Sheindlin doesn’t normally talk about publicly, but this year she was open about who she will support. She said she is looking for “a calm, stable, sure-footed leader” to be president and added, “The only one out there that can do that Mike Bloomberg.”

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