Humphrey Dooberton

Humphrey Dooberton
Biographical information
Life status	Alive (as of 1337)
Born	February 29, 1290 Furria
Age	55
Occupation(s)	Television judge (1311-present) Supreme Court Justice (1311) Judge's intern (1311)
Religion	Agnostic
Residence	1733 East 31st Street, Yonkers, Furria (as of 1336)
Physical information
Sex	Male
Species	Dog (mixed-breed)
Race	White
Height	4 feet
Weight	161 pounds
Familial information
Father(s)	Rex Dooberton
Mother(s)	Bonnie Dooberton
Brother(s)	Rover Dooberton Scooby Dooberton
Sister(s)	Fifi Dooberton

"Oh, right, [Humphrey]...he had some...issues."

—Judge Mia

Humphrey Walter Dooberton (b. February 29, 1290) was a extremely insecure and annoyingly anxious dog who replaced Judge Mia Redford as the resident TV judge on JMN in 1311. Despite friction and poor longevity of his own relationships, Humphrey was publicly known for his reality series, Judge Humphrey Dooberton, the lackluster successor to the wildly popular Judge Mia.

Humphrey was constantly plagued by acute shyness and social anxiety that was almost damaging to his law career. He somehow had a presumably successful career as a judge in Supreme Court, but his later position as a television judge for the reality series, Judge Humphrey Dooberton, was a semi-failure, as it did not acheive the stellar ratings and critical reception of Judge Mia.

Biography

Early life

Humphrey Walter Dooberton was born to Rex and Bonnie Dooberton on February 29, 1290. Humphrey had two brothers, Rover and Scooby, and one sister, Fifi.

Career as intern and judge

Nut Nuttingham introducing Humphrey to Mia.

In early 1311, Humphrey's early twenties, Humphrey became an intern to Mama Mia Redford, a judge and that star of Judge Mia. Humphrey made several appearances in the reality series' eighth season.

Later in that same year, Humphrey "took a job" at Supreme Court, and he left JMN Studios in favor of the Supreme Court position. It is assumed that Humphrey became a Supreme Court Justice. During his time at Supreme Court, Humphrey's waif-like and gentle personality was altered to become gruff, forceful, and irritable, along with a significantly deeper voice.

"Humphrey, is that you? You've changed..."

—Judge Mia after Humphrey's return to JMN Studios.

Mia confronts Humphrey after he returns from Supreme Court.

Later in 1311, Sue Lardson infiltrated Supreme Court while Humphrey was working there. Sue attempted to command all people to have her own hairstyle. The incident somehow caused Humphrey to return to JMN Studios. When he returned to JMN Studios, they did not recognize his new confident, and it unnerved them. After a series of trials, Humphrey was transformed back to his "real self", the shy and timid self.

Humphrey remained at JMN Studios until Judge Mia was cancelled. It is unknown if he resumed his position as Mia's intern.

Replacing Judge Mia

When Judge Mia retired in 1311, she appointed Humphrey as her successor. Humphrey was flattered, commenting that it was his "dream job".

The titlecard of Humphrey's reality series.

Judge Mia, Mia's reality series, was cancelled. It was replaced by Judge Humphrey Dooberton, Humphrey's own reality series. Unlike Judge Mia, Humphrey was granted a jury. Judge Humphrey Dooberton did not perform as well as Judge Mia did, receiving critically low ratings and poor reception. However, Humphrey did judge some high-profile cases, such as Child Protective Services of Furria v. Buck and Karen Snortleson in 1336.

Personal life

In 1336, Humphrey lived on 1733 East 31st Street in Yonkers, Furria. He was unmarried.

After judging Child Protective Services of Furria v. Buck and Karen Snortleson, Humphrey approached Jasmine Snortleson, the child whose legal parents were decided in the court case. He told Jasmine that he thought they really "made a connection", and he gave her his number. Jasmine scoffed at the offer, dismissing him as being too old for her.

Trivia

• Humphrey's favorite food was kibble, his favorite color was blue, and his favorite genre of music was opera.

Appearances

• Judge Mia
• Monkeytown

•  "The People vs. the Halfbreeds" (first appearance)
•  "Croakella vs. Schnauzette"
•  "The Revenge of Judge Maya"
•  "The Dark Side of the Mutt"
•  "Brownfeather's Prophecy" (cameo)
•  "Buck vs. Hipper"
•  "Judge Mia Forever"

 "Custody Wars: Part 1" (mentioned)

 "Custody Wars: Part 2"

 "The Funeral"