Kyle Sandilands reveals what viewers are in for in Trial By Kyle

Kyle Sandilands has described his first official season of Trial By Kyle show as if Judge Judy and Jerry Springer had sex. Sandilands was surprised the show was picked up in the first place and wasn’t keen on doing the gig.

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Imagine if Judge Judy and Jerry Springer had sex, suggests Kyle Sandilands, trying to describe his courtroom TV reality show.

“This would be the baby that would come out,” he said from the set as filming wrapped up on the first official season of Network Ten’s Trial By Kyle on Saturday.

Audiences are in for a wild ride as Sandilands plays mediator in a series of disputes and disagreements alongside former Bachelor contestant and lawyer Anna Heinrich.

Kyle Sandilands on the set of Trail By Kyle alongside his Anna Heinrich, who advises him of the legal background on cases. Picture: Sam Ruttyn

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“It is a really weird show,” Sandilands said.

“You can expect smashing of things, security intervening, yelling, screaming, racial cases, defamatory cases, theft, mother and daughter fights, major companies being taken to court, someone doing a slut drop in front of the judge’s chair — and as usual, Anna and I disagree on everything.”

Trial By Kyle was one of the eight shows aired as part of Ten’s Pilot Week experiment in August and one of three to be commissioned after luring an average 519,000 viewers.

His show was one of three that was commissioned by Channel 10 after their Pilot Week.

Even Sandilands was surprised.

He said: “Considering I didn’t want to do this shit in the first place, it’s turned out to be something I don’t mind doing. It’s much more enjoyable than I thought.

“Maybe if I actually had an education I could have done this as a real job.”

Not that the brutally honest 47-year-old would ever give up his radio gig.

He said: “That radio gig is the easiest thing in the world. I like doing both. At first I was not super keen to do this show, but being the last day of filming, I feel kind of disappointed it is over.”

Originally published as Kyle Sandilands reveals what viewers are in for in Trial By Kyle