"Season 2 replaces the jury with a outlandish company retreat, as unknowing Human Resources assistant Anthony Norman is thrust into a world of actors playing out a succession crisis at Rockin' Grandma's Hot Sauce. The trailer shows Norman as he's subjected to bizarre sexual harassment seminars, talent contests, and awkward team-building exercises designed to embarrass everyone in the room."
"The first season of Jury Duty was a surprise, word-of-mouth hit. The series premiered on Amazon's old ad-supported streaming service, FreeVee. Then, with the help of guest-star James Marsden, Jury Duty went on to receive nominations at the Golden Globes, the Emmys, and the Critics' Choice Awards."
"It's nearly impossible to pull off the same prank twice. Could really put another person in a wacky court case and hope they never figure it out? Or worse, just end the show as a one-off limited series? No, of course not. That's not allowed in this prequel spin-off economy. But against the odds, Jury Duty somehow mustered up the rare new idea to excite fans once again."
Jury Duty returns for Season 2 with a fresh premise that shifts from courtroom pranks to a corporate setting. The new season, titled Jury Duty Presents: Company Retreat, features HR assistant Anthony Norman as the unknowing participant subjected to elaborate pranks disguised as a company retreat for Rockin' Grandma's Hot Sauce. Norman encounters bizarre sexual harassment seminars, talent contests, and team-building exercises while surrounded by actors playing out a succession crisis. The first season became a surprise hit on FreeVee, earning nominations at major awards including the Golden Globes and Emmys. Season 2 moves to Prime Video and releases eight episodes between March 20 and April 3.
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