One of 2023’s wildest comedy experiments, trapping a real man inside a fake jury trial, is now all set to make its return with an even messier twist as Jury Duty Presents: Company Retreat swaps the courtroom for a corporate offsite built on chaos. With the second instalment arriving soon on Prime Video, the buzz around the prank-comedy format has already started building, as fans wait to see how the series stretches its Truman Show-style madness into an entirely new workplace setting, along with the plot, release date, and who is coming this time for the full-blown comic disaster.

Here is the cast behind the chaos of Jury Duty Presents: Company Retreat.

Set to release on March 20, 2026, the second installment of Jury Duty returns with a full-blown 14-member ensemble built to keep the prank alive around one completely unaware participant. At the centre of the setup is Anthony, the temp worker who has no idea he is stepping into a carefully staged corporate comedy trap, while Jerry Hauck plays Doug, the boss steering the retreat, adding another layer to the offsite chaos. Adding further, the rest of the cast includes:

1. Alex Bonifer as Dougie Jr., the boss’ son

2. Emily Pendergast as Amy from customer relations

3. Ryan Perez as Other Anthony, the assistant sourcing manager

4. Kevin, the HR manager

5. Rachel Kaly as Claire from web design and IT

6. Stephanie Hodge as Helen from accounting

7. LaNisa Renee Frederick as Jackie from distribution and logistics

8. Jim A. Woods as Jimmy, the warehouse manager

9. Erica Hernandez as Kate from sales and marketing

10. Marc-Sully Saint-Fleur as PJ, the receptionist

11. Warren Burke as Steve from sales and marketing

12. Blair Beeken as Marjorie, the activities manager

13. Wendy Braun as Elizabeth from private equity

With none of the old cast members returning, Jury Duty Presents: Company Retreat brings in a fresh set of faces to drive its next prank setup. Prime Video will roll out the chaos with three episodes on March 20, followed by two more on March 27, before the finale arrives on April 3, 2026, as the series once again builds its comedy by surrounding one unsuspecting real participant with a full ensemble of performers inside a carefully staged fake world. Created by Lee Eisenberg and Gene Stupnitsky, the new installment was filmed in Agoura Hills.

‘Jury Duty Presents: Company Retreat’: Cast, Plot, Release Date, and Everything You Need to Know

As the second installment gets ready to trade courtroom chaos for corporate madness, here is a quick look back at how Jury Duty first turned its prank-comedy format into a breakout hit.

Armed with an 84 percent Tomatometer score and a striking 96 percent audience score on Rotten Tomatoes, Jury Duty did not take long to turn into a breakout comedy favourite after premiering on April 7, 2023, with its eight-episode run.

Built around one unsuspecting real participant trapped inside a fake jury trial, the Prime Video series earned its acclaim by turning discomfort, absurdity, and deadpan chaos into one of the most inventive comedy setups in recent memory.

Season 1 built its chaos around Ronald Gladden, with James Marsden playing a wild version of himself and a sharp ensemble including Alan Barinholtz, Susan Berger, Cassandra Blair, Kirk Fox, Mekki Leeper, Rashida Olayiwola, and Evan Williams helping turn the fake courtroom into comedy gold. However, it is not just Jury Duty’s cast making noise for Prime Video, as the upcoming Invincible Season 4 ensemble is also adding to the platform’s growing buzz with another much-talked-about lineup.

Thus, with a fresh ensemble stepping into the chaos, Jury Duty Presents: Company Retreat now has all the pieces in place to deliver Prime Video’s next big prank-comedy spectacle.

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