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How to watch Jury Duty and when new episodes are released

The new comedy documentary stars actor James Marsden 


Ronald and James Marsden stand in Jury Duty
Francesca Shillcock
Senior Features Writer
Updated: On 17 April 2023
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Are you watching Jury Duty? If not, then you should be! The new series is a documentary-style comedy that has gained plenty of attention online and is swiftly becoming a huge hit. The show focuses on Ronald Gladden, an average Joe who signs up to take part in what he thinks is a documentary about how jury service works. 

However, unbeknown to Ronald, everyone around him is an actor, meaning he finds himself surrounded by some interesting characters who are all in on the joke filming a comedy show about a trial that is definitely not real.  

WATCH: Jury Duty's official trailer

There's also a very familiar face in the jury – James Marsden. The Hairspray actor plays a fictionalised version of himself and does a brilliant job of convincing Ronald he's a slightly obnoxious, self-involved actor type. So where can those who are yet to tune in watch this brilliant show?

James Marsden play himself in Jury Duty© Amazon Freevee
James Marsden play himself in Jury Duty

How to watch Jury Duty

Jury Duty is available to watch on Amazon Freevee, which is a free streaming service available via Amazon's website. But there's no need to panic, because you don't need to be a paying customer of Prime Video to access Freevee's content, you just have to be okay with sitting through a few commercial breaks.

MORE: Jury Duty: James Marsden reveals real reaction to Ronald dissing movie 

MORE: Jury Duty cast: Who are they and where have you seen them before? 

You can stream Freevee content from your web browser, through the Freevee Channel on the Prime Video app, or on the Freevee app, which is available on Roku, Fire TV, Android TV and Google TV.

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When are new episodes of Jury Duty released?

Following the first four episodes landing on Freevee, episodes five and six landed on the streaming service on Friday, April 14. There are eight episodes in total so fans will be pleased to know there are two episodes still to be released. Episodes seven and eight will arrive on Freevee on Friday, April 21. We can't wait! 

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