Jury Duty: Season 1

2023

Created by Gene Stupnitsky, Lee Eisenberg
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96%
8 episodes
Comedy
Documentary

A real-life Truman Show-like mockumentary, from some of the creatives behind The Office. Follows the inner workings of a jury trial through the... More

A real-life Truman Show-like mockumentary, from some of the creatives behind The Office. Follows the inner workings of a jury trial through the eyes of one particular juror, Ronald Gladden. Gladden is unaware the entire case is fake, everyone except him is an actor and everything that happens — inside the courtroom and out — is carefully planned.

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Jury Duty: Season 1 episodes

Voir Dire

Ronald Gladden arrives for jury selection, unaware that an entirely... More fictional court case has been created just for him.

Opening Arguments

Ronald and other jurors move into their hotel and adjust... More to sequestered life.

Foreperson

The jurors’ eccentric behavior presents a challenge for Ronald as... More their newly-appointed foreperson.

Field Trip

A suspicious discovery during a surprise field trip to the... More scene of the incident sheds new light on the case.

Ineffective Assistance

Things go from bad to worse for the defendant.

Closing Arguments

The defense is on the ropes after a series of... More questionable strategic moves and Ken is in a bind after teaching Ronald to play a Korean board game.

Deliberations

As the foreperson, it’s up to Ronald to lead the... More jury through deliberations and arrive at a unanimous verdict.

The Verdict

After delivering the verdict, Ronald finds out that another trial... More was being held in this court and another verdict has been reached.

Jury Duty: Season 1 | Ratings & Reviews

83_%36 reviews
Rotten Tomatoes® rating
96_%223 reviews
Audience score rating

"Incredible reality television, a boundary-pushing hidden-camera program."

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The Atlantic

"Seems like the kind of thing where you just had to be there."

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The Guardian

"Guilty of poor focus and inconsistent comic targets."

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Hollywood Reporter

"A solid workplace comedy... a resonant story of community, delightfully unpacking how it’s not just about serving in this world but who you’re serving with."

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