horror film), Under The Palm Tree, American Skin, Sheen Talk, Inspirit, and Reesie's Pieces. By the same token, his other projects include Curb Your Enthusiasm (through the show visiting the Judge Judy program), A Deeper Love, Playing Mona Lisa, In the Eyes of a killer, Saviour of None. Byrd also played a judge role in the independent film End of the Law, which was shot in Sacramento, California and premiered at the Crest Theatre on October 3, 2003. In August 2018, Byrd appeared in an episode of medical advice talk show The Doctors, as a guest in the program to address concerns with his health as it relates to a spike in his glycated hemoglobin levels. In December 2019, Byrd returned to disclose improvements in relation to diabetes and his overall health. On August 5, 2021, Byrd performed in his first post-Judge Judy role as a guest on The Bold and the Beautiful. In the episode, Byrd plays a marriage officiant at Steffy (played by Jacqueline MacInnes Wood) and Finn's (played by Tanner Novlan) wedding. Amid Byrd's much publicized exclusion from Sheindlin's spin-off series Judy Justice (which includes several former Judge Judy crew members) and the strong fan response received, he was reportedly approached by producers to present a program of his own that would see him as the mediator in some form. Byrd communicated an interest in the idea of acting as a television mediator. Byrd landed a guest voice acting role in the upcoming Disney+ revival of The Proud Family, set to premiere in 2022. On April 28, 2022, it was announced that Byrd would be holding the role of bailiff for an upcoming court show produced by Sheindlin's team that is currently in development. The court show, entitled Tribunal, will be presided over by now former Hot Bench judges, Tanya Acker and Patricia DiMango, along with Sheindlin's son, former district attorney Adam Levy. Fan protests over perceived snubs 'Judy Justice' spin-off A streaming court spin-off of Judge Judy, entitled Judy Justice (also hosted by Judy Sheindlin), premiered on IMDb TV from Amazon Studios on November 1, 2021. In December 2020, during 25th season production of Judge Judy, Byrd noted publicly that he would be "honored" if invited back for the spin-off series in an interview with the Associated Press. However, the first trailer for the court show, released in September 2021, was absent of Byrd with a