Amazon’s Prime Video is bringing back Jury Duty for season 3.

The renewal for Jury Duty was announced at Monday’s upfront event.

The announcement arrives shortly after season 2 premiered on March 20, featuring Anthony Norman alongside Ronald Gladden as members of the public unknowingly drawn into the prank-filled comedy experiment.

Amazon’s Global Head of TV Peter Friedlander announced the renewal live during Amazon’s upfront presentation, though he kept details about the next season’s setting tightly under wraps to preserve the show’s signature surprise.

"Audiences loved Jury Duty Presents: Company Retreat, so I’m thrilled to announce we will be coming back for a third season," he said.

Initially created for Amazon’s short-lived Freevee service by Lee Eisenberg and Gene Stupnitsky, the series was later moved to Amazon Prime Video after Freevee closed in 2025.

Jury Duty Presents: Corporate Retreat shifted its hidden-camera hoax format to a hot-sauce company’s annual retreat, where an unsuspecting temp worker is surrounded entirely by actors; the season premiered earlier this year and concluded on April 3.

Upon its premiere, Jury Duty received widespread critical acclaim and went on to secure four Emmy nominations along with two Golden Globe nominations.