When the end credits roll on Jury Duty Presents: Company Retreat, viewers will be left speechless, sobbing, and awe-struck over the fact that this exceptionally talented team captured lighting in a bottle TWICE.
Jury Duty Season 1’s hero Ronald Gladden set the bar sky high in terms of wholesome, patient, kindhearted humans. And without even knowing the assignment, Season 2’s hero Anthony Norman understood it perfectly.
On top of helping plan a rockin’ retreat for the fictional family-owned hot sauce company, Rockin’ Grandma’s, the 25-year-old dad from Nashville, Tennessee consistently navigated Season 2’s meticulously choreographed chaos and setbacks with joy, humor, and heart. Once again, Jury Duty is helping restore viewers’ faith in humanity. So naturally, fans are begging for more!
So will there be a Jury Duty Season 3 on Prime Video? What would Jury Duty Season 3 be about? When would Jury Duty Season 3 premiere? And when is the Jury Duty Season 2 reunion? Here’s everything to know about the future of Jury Duty and Company Retreat‘s reunion and commentary episodes, including quotes from our interview with Season 2 star Alex Bonifer (aka Dougie Jr.).
Will There Be A Jury Duty Season 3 On Prime Video? Jury Duty Season 2’s Alex Bonifer Weighs In
As of Jury Duty‘s Season 2 finale day, April 3, Prime Video has yet to officially renew the series for a Season 3. But that’s not to say a renewal isn’t coming! Season 1 was an Emmy-nominated sensation, Season 2 premiered to critical acclaim, and the Season 3 potential feels unlimited! We’ll likely get more in finale post-mortem interviews with creators and producers, and potentially from Jury Duty‘s Season 2 reunion next week. (More on that below!) But for now, here’s what Jury Duty Season 2 star Alex Bonifer said when asked his thoughts on a Season 3.
“I think the team of creatives behind the Jury Duty franchise is capable of anything. So absolutely [Season 3],” Bonifer told DECIDER. “I think they will come up with something that even tops what we did, and keep building that.”
What Would Jury Duty Season 3 Be About?
To keep things fresh, the team likely wouldn’t repeat a courtroom or company retreat setting. Since they’d ideally need their hero to be phone-free and confined to specific location for filming, they’ll have to get extra creative when crafting the next social experiment. But Bonifer has complete faith in their ability to deliver another winning season. There’s just one stipulation…
“The only thing is, they would never be able to pick a woman to be the hero,” Bonifer told DECIDER. “Women are too smart. There’s no way. There’s no way. So fellas out there, stay dumb just like me. Sorry, ladies. You’re too smart. You’re too intuitive and too intellectual.”
In addition to a third season of the meticulously orchestrated hybrid series, Bonifer sees potential for a scripted Jury Duty comedy. “This is based on nothing, but I want to put this out into the ether. Our show has been called the real life Office or real life Parks and Rec, and I think, ‘Wow, what a fun world it would be to explore that, to continue the Rockin’ Grandma’s universe in a scripted sense, and really get to know these characters,” Bonifer told DECIDER. “Think of all the adventures we could go on in a scripted Rockin’ Grandma’s series. That’s not in the works, I’m just putting that out there for any of the EPs that want to listen.”
Jury Duty Season 3 Premiere Date Info:
Since Jury Duty Season 3 hasn’t been officially announced at the time of writing, there’s no premiere date in the books yet. As a reminder, Jury Duty premiered on April 7, 2023 and Jury Duty Presents: Company Retreat premiered March 20, 2026. If the series does return, hopefully we won’t have to wait until 2029!!! but fans should expect a significant hiatus, considering the massive undertaking of writing, casting, extensive prep, and post-production. Stay tuned for more Season 3 updates, and keep reading for extra Jury Duty Season 2 treats.
How Many Episodes Are In Jury Duty Season 2?
Jury Duty Season 2 originally consisted of eight episodes, but Prime Video announced two bonus episodes on April 3 that will bring the total to 10. Here’s everything to know about the two new episodes…
Yes! The Jury Duty Season 2 reunion will be hosted by Season 1 star James Marsden, plus we’re getting an Anthony Norman and Ronald Gladden meeting, along with Jury Duty Season 2 commentary episodes. Here are Prime Video’s official bonus episode descriptions:
- “The Reunion”: “Anthony and the entire cast come together for a special celebration. Hosted by the inimitable James Marsden, this gathering offers viewers an intimate look at the cast’s reflections on their production experience while also treating audiences to never-before-seen footage from the show.”
- “The Meeting”: “Anthony Norman and Ronald Gladden, the heroes of Jury Duty and Jury Duty Presents: Company Retreat, meet at a Los Angeles coffee shop for a candid conversation about their unique shared experience. As the only two people to have lived through this social experiment, they exchange personal stories and perspectives on how the experience has impacted their lives.”
- Jury Duty Presents: Company Retreat Commentary Episodes: “Newly recorded audio commentary across all eight episodes of Jury Duty Presents: Company Retreat, featuring running commentary from Anthony Norman, Alex Bonifer, Stephanie Hodge, Rachel Kaly, Emily Pendergast, and Marc-Sully Saint-Fleur reflecting on the making of the series.” (Missed Jury Duty Season 1’s commentary episodes? Decider broke down the 20 greatest reveals!)
When Does The Jury Duty Season 2 Reunion Come Out On Prime Video? Jury Duty Presents: Company Retreat Premiere Date:
The Jury Duty Presents: Company Retreat bonus episodes — “The Reunion” and “The Meeting — will premiere April 10, 2026 on Prime Video in more than 240 countries and territories worldwide.
How To Watch Jury Duty Season 2 Reunion Online: Prime Video Streaming Info
Jury Duty Presents: Company Retreat, the Season 2 reunion, the meeting of Anthony and Ronald, and the commentary episodes will all stream exclusively on Prime Video, so you’ll need to be a subscriber to watch.
Stay tuned for more Jury Duty Presents: Company Retreat coverage from Decider.
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