Jury Duty

[foxy]

I’ve never been a fan of candid camera type shows. I’ve always thought them sort of cruel taking advantage of people’s gullibility. But this show now streaming on Amazon turned out to be very different. The premise was that it was supposed to be a documentary being filmed about the behind the scenes of an actual jury process in a real trial but it was actually all fake with actors except for one unsuspecting person. That person turned out to be one Ronald Gladden who turns out to a “hero”. He’s sweet and charming and really quite attractive and his interactions with all the characters shows what a nice guy he turns out to be. Also fun that the very attractive James Marsden plays himself as an over the top version of himself. I watched all episodes in one evening as I wanted to see how it played out. I liked it a lot. James Marsden on the left, Ronald Gladden on the right  James Marsden in his bathing suit which has nothing to do with the show . I just like the way he looks.

[leeper]

I quite enjoyed this series.  It's hard to believe the overall nuttiness of some of the other jurors didn't betray that it was all fake.  Ronald seemed like a truly nice guy, trying to do the right thing, which also made him very attractive.

 

[Ali Gator]

I watched two episodes and realized it wasn't for me. 

[SirBillybob]

I tuned in out of curiosity when I saw that Marsden is Emmy-nominated. I found many of the hi-jinks to be guilty of being laugh-out-loud funny. 

Edited September 4, 2023 by SirBillybob

[Marc in Calif]

On 9/1/2023 at 6:47 PM, Ali Gator said:

I watched two episodes and realized it wasn't for me. 

Well, of course! It's not at the level of "Big Brother"! 😘

[Ali Gator]

5 hours ago, Marc in Calif said:

Well, of course! It's not at the level of "Big Brother"! 😘

The difference is "Big Brother" has some hot guys walking around in shorts and bare chests all episode. That keeps my attention. "Jury Duty" didn't even have that to keep a viewer watching.