We’re in the final stretch of Jury Duty Season 2, and though we never want to say goodbye to Anthony Norman or leave the Rockin’ Grandma’s company retreat, we can’t wait to see how this talented team ends their second epic social experiment.
After the surprise, soaring success of Season 1, creators Lee Eisenberg and Gene Stupnitsky returned with another spectacular season. Instead of a courtroom, Jury Duty Presents: Company Retreat takes their 25-year-old hero to a team-bonding retreat in Agoura Hills, where fake CEO Doug Womack (Jerry Hauck) decides if he should sell his family business to a big corporation or pass it on to his son Dougie Jr. (Alex Bonifer).
The first five episodes saw Norman bond with the team, attend seminars, watch Bones, help navigate quirky crises, compete in the Dougcathalon games, and more. While James Marsden isn’t crashing Jury Duty Season 2, the final batch of episodes will feature an exciting special guest, a company talent show, more Rockin’ Grandma’s chaos, and the big reveal we’ve all been waiting for. So grab your tissues and brace for another meticulously-crafted, miraculous feat.
Wondering when new episodes of Jury Duty come out on Prime Video? When is the Jury Duty Season 2 finale? What time does Jury Duty come out? When do new episodes of Jury Duty Presents: Company Retreat premiere? How many episodes are in Jury Duty Season 2? Who’s in the Jury Duty Season 2 cast? And where to watch Jury Duty now that Amazon FreeVee is gone? Decider’s got answers! Here’s how to watch Company Retreat‘s incredible finale ASAP.
How Many Episodes Are In Jury Duty Season 2?
Like Jury Duty before it, Jury Duty Presents: Company Retreat will consist of eight episodes, but the rollout is a bit unconventional, so here’s what to know…
When Do New Episodes Of Jury Duty Come Out? Jury Duty Presents: Company Retreat Finale Date:
The final three episodes of Jury Duty Season 2 premiere Friday, April 3 on Prime Video — that’s Episode 6, Episode 7, and Episode 8!
What Time Does Jury Duty Come Out On Prime Video? Jury Duty Premiere Time:
As The Summer I Turned Pretty fans know all too well, Prime Video drops new episodes at 3:00 a.m. ET/12:00 a.m. PT. So the three-episode Jury Duty Presents: Company Retreat finale will be available at that time on Friday, April 3.
When Do New Episodes of Jury Duty Presents: Company Retreat Come Out? Jury Duty Season 2 Episode Guide:
Jury Duty Season 2 premiered Friday, March 20 with its first three episodes. The series will release two more episodes this Friday, and the three-episode finale will release this week.
Looking for a Jury Duty Season 2 episode guide with corresponding dates? We’ve got you covered:
- Episode 1, “Onboarding”: Friday, March 20
- Episode 2, “Team Building”: Friday, March 20
- Episode 3, “Soft Launch”: Friday, March 20
- Episode 4, “Accountability”: Friday, March 27
- Episode 5, “Offsite”: Friday, March 27
- Episode 6, “Culture Fit”: Friday, April 3
- Episode 7, “Mergers & Acquisitions”: Friday, April 3
- Episode 8, “Employee Review”: Friday, April 3
Jury Duty Presents: Company Retreat Cast Guide: Who’s In The Jury Duty Season 2 Cast?
In addition to Jury Duty‘s Season 2 “hero,” Anthony Norman, Jury Duty Presents: Company Retreat has a talented, hilarious new cast that features a mix of fresh and familiar faces. Check out Decider’s detailed Jury Duty Season 2 cast guide for actor and character details.
Where To Watch Jury Duty Online: Prime Video Streaming Info
Since Amazon FreeVee is gone (RIP), Jury Duty Presents: Company Retreat is streaming exclusively on Prime Video, so you’ll need to be a subscriber to watch new episodes.
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