Prime Video renews the docu-hoax comedy “Jury Duty” for a third season, continuing the series’ premise of placing an unsuspecting participant into a staged legal process. The announcement follows the release of the show’s second season earlier this year. In the franchise, Ronald Gladden returns as one of the unwitting public participants, while Anthony Norman also joins the cast, with both appearing as civilians whose real-time reactions are captured as part of the prank-based setup. The third season is expected to introduce a new unwitting jury participant, effectively continuing the cycle of secrecy and surprise that defines the series. Sources describe “Jury Duty” as a comedy that blends documentary-style filming with scripted prank scenarios set in a courtroom context. With the renewal, Amazon/Prime Video signals that it will keep expanding the format rather than changing its core structure. No additional details about the third season’s cast or release date are provided in the covered reports.