All rise for this Jury Duty update.
The Amazon Prime Video series was renewed for a second season, multiple outlets reported Feb. 20. But the latest installment won’t see the inside of a courtroom.
While the first season followed an unknowing Ronald Gladden as he served on an increasingly dysfunctional jury of his peers starring James Marsden and Mekki Leeper, the second will instead take place at a corporate retreat setting, per the reports.
After all, with the show earning nominations at the 2023 Golden Globes, Emmys, Critics Choice Awards and more, any future installments would require a brand-new environment.
“Obviously, it would have to be a whole different universe,” showrunner Cody Heller told Variety in April 2023. “You couldn’t just do jury duty again because then people would be like, ‘Wait a second.’ But I do think that it’s possible. I do think there’s a million different worlds that this kind of thing could exist in.”
Representatives for Amazon declined to comment.
As for how Ronald, who was the only non-actor on the set, felt about the experience?
“The best way I can describe it is I got Truman Show-ed in real life,” he explained to Today.com at the time. “That’s such a crazy thing to say.”
Although the 32-year-old was surprised to learn the outcome of his month on jury duty, he revealed that some eyebrow-raising moments made him suspicious.
“They essentially do a photo shoot with a guard who’s being fired and they’re calling everybody up (in a deleted scene),” he recalled. “I turned around to James. I was like, ‘I’m on reality TV right now. This cannot be happening.’ That happened multiple times throughout the entire process.”
That was the production team’s cue to settle any concerns.
“Anytime that I would seriously start to question that or I would raise concerns, that’s when they would just pull everything back,” he continued. “They were like, ‘OK, we’re doing literally nothing for the rest of the day.’ Boring court talk (and) legal jargon. Nothing exciting is happening.”
So, there was a lot of pressure on the cast to be chaotic, but not too much. James—who played an overdramatized version of himself as an entitled, egotistic A-List celebrity—described the experience as “a live theater, high wire act.”
“You get one take,” he shared with The Hollywood Reporter in June 2023. “If he sees a hidden camera, or someone calls somebody by the wrong name, the whole thing is upended. That was really exciting to me, just from the perspective of [wondering], ‘Can we pull this off?'”
As we await more details on season two of Jury Duty, read on to see the fate of your favorite TV shows.
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Renewed: Nobody Wants This
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Canceled: Ridiculousness
After 14 years, the hit MTV clip show hosted by Rob Dyrdek is coming to an end.
Renewed: King of the Hill
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Renewed: Adults
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Renewed: Only Murders in the Building
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Renewed: The Rainmaker
The USA Network legal drama will return to the courtroom for season two.
Canceled: The Kitchen
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Renewed: The Buccaneers
The Apple TV+ drama inspired by Pulitzer Prize-winning author Edith Wharton’s final novel will return for season three.
Renewed: Lioness
The Paramount+ thriller starring Zoe Saldana and Nicole Kidman was renewed for a third season, according to multiple outlets.
Canceled: The Ultimatum: Queer Love
The Netflix dating reality show won’t be back for season three, Varity reported in October.
Canceled: Mid-Century Modern
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Renewed: The Morning Show
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Canceled: Catfish
The MTV series will end with season nine.
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Renewed: Hunting Wives
After the May Cobb novel adaptation became a smash hit on Netflix when it was added to the platform in summer of 2025, the streamer confirmed it had picked up the series as an original for season two.
Renewed: Foundation
The apocalyptic sci-fi drama will be back for season four.
Renewed: Overcompensating
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Renewed: Berlin ER
Apple TV+ renewed the German-language drama for a second season.
Renewed: The Paper
Stop the presses: The Office spinoff will be back for season two on Peacock.
Ending: Bel-Air
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Renewed: Password
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Renewed: The Institute
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Renewed: America’s Sweethearts: Dallas Cowboys
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Renewed: Solo Traveling
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Renewed: American Ninja Warrior
The intense NBC competition series will continue to make jaws drop when more contestants compete for the $250,000 price on the upcoming 18th season.
Ending: And Just Like That…
Series creator Michael Patrick King revealed the Sex And The City spin-off starring Sarah Jessica Parker will end after the current third season in a two-part finale.
“And just like that…the ongoing storytelling of the Sex and the City universe is coming to an end,” Michael said in an Aug 1 Instagram post. “While I was writing the last episode of And Just Like That…season 3, it became clear to me that this might be a wonderful place to stop.”
“SJP and I held off announcing the news until now because we didn’t want the word ‘final’ to overshadow the fun of watching the season,” he added. “It’s with great gratitude we thank all the viewers who have let these characters into their homes and their hearts over these many years.”
Renewed: Untamed
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Renewed: Pluribus
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Renewed: Days of Our Lives
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Renewed: Stick
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Renewed: Top Chef
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