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Jury duty Returning for its long-awaited sequel, Prime Video gives viewers a first look at its little-known new star, Anthony.
due Presents jury duty: company reviewPrime Video released the first trailer for the comedy-documentary on Thursday, introducing audiences to Anthony, a man who has no idea he’s surrounded by an ensemble cast. Instead, Anthony believes he has been hired as a temporary worker attending the annual hot sauce company Rockin’ Grandma’s retreat.
The trailer sees Anthony being introduced to the strange new group of employees. In a bit of the season’s drama, there’s the potential sale of Rockin’ Grandma’s, which was originally slated to be taken over by the son of the company’s president.
“If they think they can come in and do whatever they feel they want to do, they’re going to be sorely woke up,” Anthony says at one point in the trailer when potential buyers of the hot sauce company are introduced. “I care about all of you. This is family.”
Season two of Jury duty It will arrive on Prime Video on March 20, with three episodes. Two additional episodes will premiere on March 27, followed by a three-episode finale on April 3.
Alex Boniver, Blair Picken, Emily Pendergast, Erica Hernandez, Jerry Hook, and Jim A. Woods, Lanessa Renee Frederick, Mark Soule Saint-Fleur, Rachelle Cali, Rob Lathan, Ryan Perez, Stephanie Hodge, Warren Burke, and Wendy Brown cast. Presents jury duty: company review.
The first season of Jury duty It was a beloved success, highlighting Ronald Gladden as the unknown star, and James Marsden, who joined to play himself. Beyond the name of the show, the first season depicts a fake jury selection and trial filled with actors who know the case is fake, except for Ronald, who believes he was in the middle of a real scenario.
Leading off the series, Gladden secured a two-year overall deal with Amazon MGM Studios in November 2023. The show itself received four Emmy nominations (including a nod to Marsden), becoming the first Amazon Freevee title to score an Emmy nomination.
The series was confirmed to be renewed for a second season in February 2025, and the aforementioned season has already been filmed.
Season 2 produced by David Bernad (White lotus, bad trip), Lee Eisenberg (Chemistry lessons, office), Gene Stupnitsky (Hello ladies, office), Todd Shulman (Al-Kursi Company, Who is America?(Nicholas Hutton)Borat’s subsequent film, Who Is America?), Jake Szymanski (7 days in hell, Mike and Dave need a wedding date)Anthony King (Afterparty, Silicon Valley), Chris Cola (Devastated, society) and Marsden. Eisenberg and Stupnitsky co-created the series, while Szymanski directed it.
