From the producers of The Office comes a genre-bending comedy series following a jury trial through the eyes of one particular juror, Ronald Gladden. But get this – the entire case is fictitious and all jurors he thinks are serving jury duty with him are actors, including James Marsden, who plays an alternate version of himself.
With brilliant comedic performers working together at a pretend American jury trial and one clueless guy, this documentary-style series aptly titled Jury Duty is soon to be a gold mine of pure comedy.
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Jury Duty TV series preview
In the new Jury Duty TV series, the most outlandish moments happen inside and outside the courtroom, everything of which is scripted. According to executive producer Todd Schulman, Jury Duty originated from the wildly inventive idea of making a mockumentary like The Office, but revolving around a trial.
With this, the upcoming comedy series will chronicle the inner workings of a jury trial through the lens of Gladden, a solar contractor from San Diego. A dutiful juror, he’s oblivious that the entire case is not an official jury duty summons and everyone except him is an actor. How will he respond when the most outrageous things happen in something as seemingly mundane as jury duty?
Co-creators Lee Eisenberg and Gene Stupnitsky and showrunner Cody Heller hope audiences will be delighted by what the series portrays about humanity with an unlikely hero’s journey at the centre.
Jury Duty TV series release date
The unscripted programming consists of eight episodes, with the first four episodes debuting on Amazon Prime Video on 7th April 2023. Two new episodes were released weekly until the final two episodes aired on 21st April.
| Jury Duty TV series | Running Time | Streaming Service |
|---|---|---|
| Episode 1 | 26 min | Amazon Prime Video |
| Episode 2 | 29 min | Amazon Prime Video |
| Episode 3 | 29 min | Amazon Prime Video |
| Episode 4 | 27 min | Amazon Prime Video |
| Episode 5 | 30 min | Amazon Prime Video |
| Episode 6 | 30 min | Amazon Prime Video |
| Episode 7 | 28 min | Amazon Prime Video |
| Episode 8 | 30 min | Amazon Prime Video |
Jury Duty (2023) trailer
You can watch the official trailer of Jury Duty right here:
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What other streaming services are Jury Duty on?
The Jury Duty 2023 TV series is an Amazon Prime exclusive in Australia. Fortunately, the streaming service offers an extensive catalogue of movies and TV shows, so it’s definitely worth signing up for.
| Streaming Services | Jury Duty (2023) |
|---|---|
| Amazon Prime Video | Yes |
FeaturedHow to watch Jury Duty on Amazon Prime Video?
Exclusive on Prime Video, Jury Duty drops on the streaming service on 7th April. The streaming service also features a diverse catalogue of content so there’s always something awesome to watch on streaming TV.
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Jury Duty TV series cast
Headlining the high-wire act without his knowledge is Ronald Gladden, unaware that he’s the star of the show. James Marsden also stars as an alternate version of himself alongside an ensemble cast of comedic actors. You can check out the complete list of actors and comedians appearing in the show below.
Other shows on Amazon Prime Video
Amazon Prime Video has heaps of both classic and brand new shows, as well as blockbuster features. Check out what’s on Amazon Prime now for a preview of what shows and movies are up for grabs. Once you’re done watching the new comedy, you can watch other TV series on the platform like:
Streaming devices for Amazon Prime Video
The following is a list of compatible devices for streaming shows and movies on Prime Video.
Devices supported on Amazon Prime
- iOS devices: Yes – Prime Video app for iPhone, iPad & iPod touch
- Android devices: Yes – Prime Video app for Android phones and tablets
- Windows devices: Yes – Prime Video app for Windows 10/11
- Smart TVs: Yes – Sony, Samsung, Panasonic, LG, Vizio, TCL, Hisense, Philips, JVC, Konka, Insignia, Skyworth, Sharp, Changhong, Haier, Grundig, AOC, Vestel
- Set-top boxes: Yes – Nvidia Shield, Roku, Tivo, Xiaomi
- Amazon Devices: Yes – Fire TV, Fire TV Stick, Echo devices w/ screen, Fire tablets, Fire phone
- Gaming Consoles: Yes – Playstation 3, 4/Pro, & 5 (including Digital Edition), and Xbox One, Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S
- Blu-ray players: Yes – Select LG, Panasonic, Samsung, and Sony models
- Google Chromecast: Yes – All models
- Apple TV: Yes – 3rd and 4th generation and Apple TV 4K
- Telstra TV: Yes – All models
- Foxtel iQ: Yes – iQ4 and iQ5 only
- Fetch TV: Yes – All models
- PC/Mac: Yes – Web browser only – Chrome, Firefox, Internet Explorer, Edge, Safari, Opera (running on Windows, Mac OS, Chrome OS, or Linux)
