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Season 1 – Jury Duty Presents: Company Retreat

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Anthony, a temp at a hot sauce company, attends a corporate retreat; as the founder prepares to step down, the getaway transforms into a clash between corporate ambitions and small business values; unbeknownst to Anthony, it's all staged.
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Jury Duty Presents: Company Retreat — Season 1

Jury Duty Presents: Company Retreat — Season 1

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Critics Consensus

Catching lightning in a bottle twice thanks to Anthony Norman's charm and the ensemble's delightfully chaotic energy, Jury Duty Presents: Company Retreat remains just as funny as it is wholesome.

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Nadira Goffe Slate Apr 16
It comes close to hitting the same nail on the head twice without sacrificing too much of the premise’s heart. Go to Full Review Craig Mathieson The Age (Australia) Apr 7
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The new season positions the equally likeable Anthony Norman as a temp at a resort working on an eccentric family company’s increasingly chaotic bonding weekend, but the tone leans too heavily into shock value. Go to Full Review Inkoo Kang The New Yorker Mar 31
“Jury Duty,” whose scripts refer to the unsuspecting main character as the “Hero,” is hamstrung by its insistence on protecting its protagonist. Go to Full Review Trevor Leavell Pop Culture Leftovers Jun 4
Though the experiment itself walks the line of ethically questionably, the true beauty of the show is how the subject is truly allowed to be themselves and the good that can come from that. Go to Full Review Charlotte Ivers Sunday Times (UK) Apr 28
I never laugh at television. Ever. Certainly not alone in a room. Yet by the end of episode one I had collapsed into giggles at least five times. Go to Full Review Marlon Wallace The M Report (WBOC.com) Apr 20
...the true standout is Anthony Norman, the real person in the center of it all... one of his monikers was "Captain Fun." It was a title that Anthony certainly embraced and his almost unwavering positivity was the most powerful thing ever. Go to Full Review Read all reviews

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jerry S @RT97525081 May 29 The filmmakers edited 3,600 hours of time down to a few hours to tell a tight, slapstick story. Lots of talent in front of and behind the cameras. They set up fake websites and a social media presence for the fake company to fool the "hero." Anthony is a stand up guy. Of course, did he know or not know is the big question. Personally, I bet it's legit. See more Jackson M. @Nshvlleindie May 22 Sooooo painfully fake. Season 1 excelled by knowing where the line was and knowing exactly just how silly and looney they could be. Season 2 spirals across that line and acts a fool every constant second without any room to make this situation believable for the “real person.” There’s no way, ever, this guy was a real person and not completely in on the script. See more Andrei D @RT74856639 Apr 22 It's a staggering achievement in terms of production, I would have wrapped it up in six episode and given one more episode to the wrap-up and cast discussions See more Sara D @RT40529722 Apr 21 Need more visibility of the good people still out in the world like this. Funny, heartwarming and hopeful. Hope there is another. Anthony was a true gem. See more Ben N @Bneffer Apr 13 Better than the original. I was prepared for the . Even if everyone was an actor, I was entertained by the show, which was a much bigger production than the original. It could have been a rockumentary sitcom a'la The Office. They built upon the original in creative ways and I was impressed with the production values. In the end, the protagonist drives the drama and the best parts of the comedy of the show. I think seeing how a human heart can react in unselfish and caring ways is important in this era of cynicism and doubt. That said, everyone is lying to the protagonists, so... I'm just glad he felt ok about it. I look forward to the follow up. See more Josh B. @RT04549286 Apr 11 It was soooo good to have this show back! Love the funny moments and wholesome moments! Highkey would’ve fallen for it the entire time like Anthony did See more Read all reviews
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Lee Eisenberg

Creator

Gene Stupnitsky

Creator

Anthony Norman

Self

Blair Beeken

Marjorie Lee

Alex Bonifer

Dougie Womack Jr.

Warren Burke

Steve Mosley

Episodes

Episode 1 Aired Mar 20, 2026 Onboarding Following Anthony's first day as a temp as he helps prep for the company's annual retreat by wrapping up loose ends at the office and welcoming the company to their idyllic off-site. Details Episode 2 Aired Mar 20, 2026 Teambuilding Newly-elevated to Captain Fun, Anthony helps out the team as much as possible while coming to grips with his new co-workers; Dougie leans on Anthony to help him look like CEO material through team-building exercises. Details Episode 3 Aired Mar 20, 2026 Soft Launch It's time for the Client Cookout, a vital event for the company, its clients and vendors; Anthony helps Dougie Jr. debut a new sauce to impress his father and guests. Details Episode 4 Aired Mar 27, 2026 Accountability Anthony consoles Dougie Jr., who tries to put the events of the client cookout behind him; it's clear that the future wellbeing of the company looms large for Doug; an inspirational seminar speaker unintentionally sets off a chain of events. Details Episode 5 Aired Mar 27, 2026 Offsite An external private investment group, Triukas, unexpectedly joins Rockin' Grandma's for the annual Dougcathalon to get a sense of the company culture; events at the celebratory dinner and a show that follow cause more confusion for the company. Details Episode 6 Aired Apr 3, 2026 Culture Fit With the deal pending, Anthony emcees Talent Show night to maintain morale while Triukas tries to regain the trust of the Rockin' Grandma's employees; tensions escalate as it soon becomes clear that Triukas is there to win it all. Details Episode 7 Aired Apr 3, 2026 Mergers & Acquisitions Triukas throws a celebratory surf n' turf brunch for the Rockin' Grandma's employees while Doug and Elizabeth sign the final paperwork; what should be a simple signing process is complicated by an escalating series of mishaps that lead to a shocking revelation and a race against the clock for Anthony. Details Episode 8 Aired Apr 3, 2026 Employee Review After safeguarding the future of Rockin' Grandma's, Anthony has one more thing to do: discover the truth behind the company and co-workers he has been living with; the revelation lifts the curtain on the filmmaking process of Company Retreat for both Anthony and the audience. Details

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Jury Duty Presents: Company Retreat — Season 1

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Season Info

Director
Jake Szymanski
Creator
Lee Eisenberg, Gene Stupnitsky
Network
Prime Video
Genre
Comedy
Original Language
English
Release Date
Mar 20, 2026