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When Do the Next Episodes of Jury Duty Season 2 Drop on Prime Video?

When Do the Next Episodes of Jury Duty Season 2 Drop on Prime Video?

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By: Sam Connon

The Jury Duty franchise has officially put the court room in the rear-view mirror, moving on to the corporate landscape. Jury Duty Presents: Company Retreat premiered with three episodes earlier this month, diving straight into another week of staged shenanigans.

If you are fully bought into the cringe-worthy world of a fake, family-owned hot sauce business, here is everything you need to know before the comedy-reality show continues:

When do the next episodes of Jury Duty season 2 come out?

Episodes 4 and 5 Jury Duty Presents: Company Retreat will premiere on Amazon Prime Video on Friday, March 27. They are expected to have a runtime around 30 minutes each.

The second season will consist of eight episodes total. After the three-episode premiere and this week’s two-episode drop, Prime Video will release the final three episodes next Friday.

(Warning: Spoilers for Jury Duty Presents: Company Retreat Episode 3 ahead.)

Who will show up in these episodes?

While actor James Marsden played himself in season 1 of Jury Duty, there is no equivalent in Jury Duty Presents: Company Retreat. The show’s unsuspecting lead, Anthony Norman, is surrounded by a handful of far less recognizable actors. Here’s the main cast of characters that are on the retreat with Anthony:

  • Anthony Norman as Himself
  • Alex Bonifer Jr. as Dougie Womack Jr.
  • Jerry Hauck as Doug Womack
  • Jim Woods as Jimmy Weber
  • Rachel Kaly as Claire Coleman
  • Emily Pendergast as Amy Patterson
  • Rob Lathan as Anthony Gwinn
  • Marc-Sully Saint-Fleur as PJ Green
  • LaNisa Renee Frederick as Jackie Griffin
  • Stephanie Hodge as Helen Schaffer
  • Erica Hernandez as Kate Martinez
  • Steve Mosley as Warren Burke
  • Elizabeth Prescott as Wendy Braun
  • Ryan Perez as Kevin Gomez
  • Blair Beeken as Marjorie Lee

What to expect in Jury Duty Season 2 Episode 4

Anthony’s first few days working as a temp at Rockin’ Grandma’s Hot Sauce have been pretty eventful. His boss in the HR department proposed to a co-worker, got rejected, then ditched the retreat and left Anthony in charge as “Captain Fun.” Anthony has made a strong connection with Dougie, who is poised to take over as the company’s CEO when his father retires. But after Dougie’s bottling mishap and copyright infringement surrounding his new Jamaican jerk sauce, Doug Sr. isn’t too happy with where things are headed.

We still have a talent show ahead, plus the looming threat of a potential acquisition based on some bread crumbs we saw in Episode 1 and the full-season trailer. Based on the lookahead to Episode 4, Dougie might go missing. There are four episodes of chaos left for the writers and paid actors to push the boundaries of what Anthony will believe, all leading up to a finale where they finally pull back the curtain.

Jury Duty FAQs

When does Jury Duty season 2 come out?

The next two episodes of Jury Duty Presents: Company Retreat will premiere on Friday, March 27. The final three episodes will come out the following Friday.

Who is on Jury Duty season 2?

The majority of the cast of Jury Duty Presents: Company Retreat is paid actors. The lone cast member who is not in on the joke is Anthony Norman.

Where can I watch Jury Duty?

Jury Duty Presents: Company Retreat is available to stream on Amazon Prime Video. The original Jury Duty debuted on Amazon Freevee, which has since been shut down, so you can catch up on Prime Video instead.

What is Jury Duty season 2 called?

While Amazon initially announced the new series as a second season of Jury Duty, they retitled it to Jury Duty Presents: Company Retreat.

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