Jury Duty Presents: Company Retreat streamed its final three episodes today, and we still want more because Anthony Norman won over our hearts. Today, Prime Video announced that we will be getting a reunion special next Friday, hosted by James Marsden, the second most-famous star from the first season of Jury Duty. The reunion will include Norman and the rest of the Rockin’ Grandma’s Hot Sauce “employees.
But there is a bigger surprise, a second episode will be dropping on April 10th. Jury Duty’s most-famous star, Ronald Gladden, will have a heart-to-heart conversation with this season’s unsuspecting hero! They will talk about an experience that only the two of them can understand. We will find out how their lives changed because of it.
And there is even more. Prime Video has added 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 to all eight episodes from this season.
We wanted more, and we are definitely getting it!!!
In 2003, Jury Duty was the surprise television hit of the year—a show where everyone but one person was in on the prank. The prank was that he thought he had been called for jury duty, but he was not. It was just made to look that way.
Jury Duty is back on Prime Video, but this time the lone non-actor is a temp assisting on a Company Retreat. Poor Anthony does not know what he signed up for when he agreed to be Kevin’s assistant the week of the retreat.
Rockin’ Grandma’s Hot Sauce is a small company where all the employees are like a family. Doug is the boss, and he is retiring after the retreat. He is giving the business to his son, Dougie. Dougie is a screw-up who has no idea what he is doing. He has also been away in Jamaica for a few years, so the staff doesn’t really know him. He needs to prove himself, but he keeps doing the opposite.
If this was not enough, a documentary crew is there recording everything. This way, Anthony will not question why there are cameras everywhere. However, he will rightfully be questioning everything else.
In the first episode, Kevin proposes to his co-worker, Amy, at the retreat, and he asks Anthony to help with the proposal. What could go wrong? She says no! Kevin is so embarrassed that he goes home, leaving Anthony in charge of the retreat.
How will he handle this group of lovable misfits who would be so much fun to work with? And things get more complicated when he finds out Doug wants to sell the business.
With all of that going on, the actors have been given some weird scenarios to test Anthony. These things are so unbelievable that he keeps saying, “You can’t write this stuff.”
But they can, and they did. Will he figure it out before the big reveal? The first three episodes of Jury Duty Presents: Company Retreat are out now on Prime Video for free, the next two episodes premiere on Friday, and the final three drop the Friday after that.
The Boys is coming to an end this season, and we assumed it was going to be epic. Today, Prime Video released the trailer for its final season, and we are seeing that our assumptions were correct.
In the fifth and final season, it’s Homelander’s world, completely subject to his erratic, egomaniacal whims. Hughie, Mother’s Milk, and Frenchie are imprisoned in a “Freedom Camp.” Annie struggles to mount a resistance against the overwhelming Supe force. Kimiko is nowhere to be found. But when Butcher reappears, ready and willing to use a virus that will wipe all Supes off the map, he sets in motion a chain of events that will forever change the world and everyone in it. It’s the climax, people. Big stuff’s gonna happen.
The first two episodes drop on April 8, and we will get one a week until the sure-not-disappoint series finale on May 20th.
Prime Video dropped the first trailer for Jury Duty: Company Retreat, and it looks like good things really do come to those who wait. And we have waited almost three years for the second season. But it is coming soon.
This time around, Anthony is a temp worker at Rockin’ Grandmas, a hot sauce company. On his very first day, he is told he is there to help out with the company’s annual retreat. And that is just the beginning of the weirdest job he has ever had or will have.
After just a few days, he declares, “I real life feel like I’m on a TV show, but this is just not something you can make up.” Little does he know…you can.
Because of that, we will be watching three episodes on March 20th, two on March 27th, and the final three on April 3rd.
I really can’t wait for the craziness they bring this season because there is nothing better than a documentary where all but one person does not know it is fake! Poor Anthony. Little did he know when he showed up for work that day what he really signed up for. I hope he got paid well.
On day one, Oliver (Avan Jogia) and Ciara (Dove Cameron) meet at a Boston grocery store and fall in love. But 56 Days after they meet, a badly decomposed body is found in a bathtub in his apartment, and we don’t know who it is. Is it him? Or is it her?
Both are keeping a secret from each other, like who they really are. But that doesn’t stop them from having an instant sexual connection, and they waste no time acting on their temptation.
They go from strangers to intimate lovers who become inseparable after just a few days. Even though they both have a lot of baggage, they let the other one in. Is that a mistake?
He has anxiety issues, which make it impossible for him to sleep. He has been seeing a psychiatrist since he was a teen, but it doesn’t really help. And that leads to anger issues. Will it make him angry enough to kill?
She, on the other hand, has family issues, and her mom desperately needs money. That is something Ollie has billions of. Will she kill him for the money?
Or will it just be a case of passion gone wrong?
All eight episodes dropped today on Prime Video, and it is the type of show you have to watch in one sitting. You need to know who was murdered, why they were murdered, and you can’t stop watching the hot chemistry between the two actors.
Granted, you have to get over the fact that you are watching two actors you know as child stars having sex. It weirded me out a little at first, but I got over it really quickly because the murder mystery is just that good.
