Jury Duty
Closing Arguments
TV Flash files “Closing Arguments” as hour 6 of 8 in the TV Flash guide — Jury Duty (2023) on Amazon Freevee, season 1, episode 6, aired 2023-04-14, 30 min.
From the desk
How this hour is filed
This leaf is S01E06: listed hour 6 of 8 in the Jury Duty guide, hour 6 of 8 in season 1. It aired 2023-04-14 (30 min). The listed hour before it is “Ineffective Assistance” (S01E05). Next is “Deliberations” (S01E07).
Catalog log
Broadcast listing — not a TV Flash recap.
The defense is on the ropes after a series of questionable strategic moves and Ken is in a bind after teaching Ronald to play a Korean board game.
Viewer FAQ
Where does Closing Arguments sit in the Jury Duty guide?
S01E06 is listed hour 6 of 8 — hour 6 of 8 in season 1, season 1 episode 6.
When did Jury Duty S01E06 air?
Closing Arguments aired 2023-04-14 and is listed at 30 minutes.
Is Ronald Gladden an actor?
No. He is a real person who did not know the trial was staged. The long-form fake environment is built around one genuine participant.
In the series
Why this series still plays
Watch a reality-comedy hybrid that is genuinely sweet without going soft-brained: Ronald Gladden, a real juror, inside a fake trial. James Marsden plays a heightened version of himself. Kindness as hidden-camera art — Gladden is a star by being himself; Marsden is a riot by being "himself."
The silhouette is a real face in a fake room. Ronald Gladden, unsuspecting, serves on a jury that is secretly an elaborate production — everyone else an actor, including a meta James Marsden playing a heightened version of himself. Lee Eisenberg, Gene Stupnitsky, and Cody Heller's Amazon Freevee series premiered April 2023 and made Gladden's decency the twist. A full fake trial and jury experience built around one unknowing participant. Kindness as hidden-camera art without pure cruelty as the joke. The verdict…
Filed against
- Ronald Gladden as Ronald Gladden
Ronald Gladden starred as Ronald Gladden on Jury Duty — a real juror inside a fake trial, reality-comedy hybrid that stays sweet without going soft-brained, James Marsden as a heightened version of himself. Kindness as hidden-camera art.…
- James Marsden as James Marsden
James Marsden’s Teddy Flood made Westworld a host with a cowboy’s smile and a rewrite underneath — 2010s catalog android park, timelines as blood sport, then Jury Duty stretching the movie-star face into a sweet reality-comedy hybrid. TV…