The Rob Rinder Verdict: All about Rob Rinder’s new show coming to Channel 4

Everyone’s favourite TV judge, Rob Rinder has landed his own talk show on Channel 4.

Rinder, best known for his ITV series Judge Rinder, will take the helm of the new four part entertainment show.

Called The Rob Rinder Verdict, it will see Rinder cast his perceptive eye as he gives his authored and no nonsense take on current events.

The Rob Rinder Verdict begins on Friday, August 30 at 10PM on Channel 4.

A teaser reads: “Mixing his razor-sharp legal mind and hilarious hot takes, Rob will satirically dissect what exactly is going on with the world today and searching for the elusive things that might make Britain a better place.

“Accompanied by a host of celebrity guests, we’ll see Rob delve deep into current news stories, viral trends and talking points aplenty. Well-known for his uncompromising opinions, the series will put Rob in fish-out-of-water scenarios, taking on other worlds outside his usual comfort zone and experiencing conflicting perceptions.”

The new show follows Rinder’s end-of-year review show for Channel 4 in December 2018, Rob Rinder’s Good Year Bad Year. The one-hour special saw Rinder sharply review the biggest moments of the year to judge whether it had been a ‘good’ or ‘bad year’.

Rob Rinder said: “I am thrilled beyond belief that Channel 4 have entrusted sorting out the world into my normal sized hands.

“Given the state of the current global leaders, this feels exactly right, and I look forward to the controversy of considering both sides of any argument.”

Tom Beck, Head of Live Events and Commissioning Editor for Entertainment at Channel 4, commented: “Rob’s acerbic tongue and straight-talking approach makes him just the man we need to steer us through these rocky times.

“We are delighted to be working with him on a series that is set to be hilarious, insightful and no doubt, very cutting.”

Ben Wicks, Creative Director, Comedy and Entertainment at production company Expectation, added, “Rob Rinder has the caustic wit of Joan Rivers, the critical faculties of Clive James, and a legal mind so sharp he could negotiate a Brexit that could keep everyone happy.

“But sadly, he can’t as he’ll be on Channel 4 getting to the bottom of 2019 in a savagely entertaining manner.”