Amazon Orders Third Season of 'Jury Duty'

'Jury Duty' is heading back for more.

Amazon has greenlit the prank comedy series for a third season, with the renewal announcement coming during the streamer's upfront event on Monday, May 11. Peter Friedlander, Amazon's Global Head of TV, revealed the news to attendees.

Season 2, which premiered earlier this year, introduced Anthony Norman as the latest unwitting participant in the secretly filmed show. Titled "Jury Duty Presents: Company Retreat," the season follows Anthony as a temporary worker who attends what he believes is a corporate retreat at a family-owned hot sauce company. Unknown to him, the entire experience is staged and meticulously orchestrated. As the company's founder prepares to step down, the retreat becomes the backdrop for manufactured tensions between corporate growth ambitions and the business's small-scale heritage, creating stakes around the company's direction.

Details remain scarce regarding the specifics of season 3, which aligns with the show's core premise of keeping everything under wraps. It's also unclear at this stage whether the creative team from the first two seasons will continue on, or what scenario the third installment will center around.

Both seasons 1 and 2 are currently available to stream on Amazon Prime Video.