"Here Come De Judge" is a comedic catchphrase popularized in 1962 by entertainer Pigmeat Markham, originating from his vaudeville act. The phrase humorously heralded the arrival of a judicial figure, capturing the public's imagination through television variety shows. Its satirical take on courtroom scenarios resonated with audiences, leading to its prominent feature on "Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In" in the late 1960s, cementing its place in American comedy culture.