When Do 'Jury Duty' Episodes Come Out? How to Watch a Courtroom Reality Show With a Twist

Answers here for when do 'Jury Duty' episodes come out in addition to how to watch the courtroom reality show with a twist that stars James Marsden.

Many folks had been summoned for jury duty. Few volunteer for this civic accountability by way of a Craigslist ad that promises reimbursement to participate in a documentary about a trial.

But this is just what happens on Jury Duty, a courtroom reality show with a twist.

The show, which options 11 jury contributors who are in on a prank, and person who is not, stars none other than actor James Marsden of Dead to Me repute.

For more information about Jury Duty including when episodes come out and how to watch the out-of-the-box collection, read on!

When do 'Jury Duty' episodes come out?

Per the show's legitimate description, "Jury Duty is a documentary-style comedy series that chronicles the inner workings of an American jury trial through the eyes of one particular juror. What that juror doesn’t know is that the entire case is fake, everyone except him is an actor, and everything that happens — inside the courtroom and out — is carefully planned."

Sound like a should watch? Yes, we think so, too, particularly since James is in at the gag. (More on his involvement in a moment.) First, you'll feel free to know that the first four episodes of Jury Duty are to be had to stream on Amazon Prime right this very second by means of the Freevee channel! The show premiered part of the total collection of 8 episodes already.

Meanwhile, Episodes Five and six might be launched on April 13, 2023. The final two episodes of the Freevee original will air the following week. So a long way, the show has simplest been confirmed for one season.

James Marsden performs a jury member on 'Jury Duty.'

James performs a heightened model of himself — and a reasonably obnoxious one at that — on Jury Duty. "I had to do this dance that I'm so narcissistic. It's like, 'I've got to get out of this, I have a big movie coming, and my fame will be a distraction,'" the star advised USA Today concerning the juicy function.

The good-looking actor additionally printed that he served on a real jury in the past, telling People, "It was a bizarre experience because it was here in L.A., and I walked into the courtroom and there was a wall of headshots of actors who have served jury duty before — in a government building!"

"I was thinking in my mind, 'Well, if anybody recognizes me, then maybe I would be a distraction,'" he also confided.

Meanwhile, Ronald Gladden, a Home Depot manager from San Diego, is the juror who has no concept that he's being pranked by way of a pretend trial. The funniest facet (in our humble opinion) is how Ronald does not in point of fact seem to know who James is. But that jawline! That hair! Come on, Ronald!

Here's how to watch 'Jury Duty.'

You would possibly already know that in case you are an Amazon Prime subscriber, you can watch Freevee presentations without spending a dime. So at this time, you'll be able to view the primary 4 episodes of Jury Duty in time for Episodes 5 and six to come out on Thursday, April 13.

Fans are already getting behind the brand new show.

OK, we are convinced! We'll be staring at Jury Duty on Amazon Freevee and we're lovely sure everyone else will be as smartly. Because any individual not understanding they're on a faux jury or who James is — yeah, that's too just right to pass up!

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