Jury Duty Gets Season 3 Renewal

Prime Video has renewed the Emmy-nominated hidden-camera comedy 'Jury Duty' for a third season, continuing its unique format.

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The popular hidden-camera comedy 'Jury Duty' is returning for a third season on Prime Video.· Amazon News

Prime Video is bringing back the acclaimed hidden-camera comedy 'Jury Duty' for a third season. The renewal comes after the show garnered significant attention and awards, including a Peabody Award and multiple Emmy and Golden Globe nominations.

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The series' inventive premise centers on ordinary people who find themselves unknowingly participating in staged scenarios populated by actors. This unique format has captivated both audiences and critics alike.

The most recent second season, titled 'Jury Duty Presents: Company Retreat,' shifted the comedic premise from the courtroom to a corporate offsite event. This season followed a temp worker who believed he was attending a company retreat for a family-owned hot sauce business.

Both seasons of 'Jury Duty' are available for streaming on Prime Video, which is accessible with an Amazon Prime membership.

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