This Pseudo-Reality Prank Series Is A Top Show On Prime Video Right Now
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From a star-studded murder mystery to a messy Tyler Perry drama, here are some of the top shows on streaming services this week.
“Jury Duty Presents: Company Retreat” is currently one of the top shows on Prime Video, according to the streaming service’s public ranking system.
The Emmy-nominated prank comedy — which became a runaway hit with its faux jury duty-themed season starring James Marsden in 2023 — returned for Season 2 on March 20 to test out a new pseudo-reality concept: an annual company retreat.
Captured documentary-style, the latest installment of the series stages a fake corporate offsite event, hosted by the family-owned hot sauce company Rockin’ Grandma’s, from the perspective of a recently hired temp worker named Anthony.
As Anthony learns, the founder of Rockin’ Grandma’s is preparing to step down, with the fate — and control — of the family brand hanging in the balance as big corporate ambitions soon clash with small-business values.
Unbeknownst to Anthony, though, every aspect of this series of events — from his wacky colleagues to the getaway itself — has been meticulously orchestrated to test whether he’ll become the hero of the story and save Rockin’ Grandma’s.
The medical drama's latest true-to-life storyline targets the president's ongoing immigration crackdown in the middle of the ER.
The actor and martial artist starred in the long-running TV series "Walker, Texas Ranger."
The show's live audience grimaced and groaned while the clip was shown.
Holly Hallstrom recalls how the late game show host’s behavior led her to go broke and live out of her car.
The stand-up comedian has joined a swath of celebrities to be honored with a less-than-perfect wax figure.
"My goal has always been to educate and inform," the news host said in announcing her departure.
“It makes no sense at all," said the late-night host.
The 55-year-old performer, whose given name is Michael Lawrence Tyler, pleaded guilty to third-degree rape in an Ascension Parish courtroom, records show.
"It's been a heavy time to see the headlines," the "Secret Lives of Mormon Wives" star told "Good Morning America."
Security footage shows a man wearing a black beanie, sunglasses, a green tank top, and brown shorts approaching the pygmy hippo while holding a tablet.
"You accept that it’s broken and you take this new step forward,” the morning show personality said earlier.
"You accept that it’s broken and you take this new step forward,” the morning show personality said earlier.
The Trump scion "caught a stray” from his dad during an address, said "The Late Show" host.