Jury Duty streams on Amazon Prime Video with a paid subscription

Jury Duty, the 2023 comedy series starring Ronald D. Moore, is available exclusively on Amazon Prime Video. You need an active Prime Video subscription to watch — it is not included in the free tier of Amazon Prime membership. New episodes released weekly during its run, and the full season is now available to stream on demand.

If you already have Amazon Prime membership for shipping and other benefits, Prime Video is included at no extra cost. If you do not have Prime membership, you can subscribe to Prime Video alone without committing to the full Amazon Prime package. The subscription cost varies by region and whether you choose monthly or annual billing.

Key Takeaways

  • Jury Duty is exclusive to Amazon Prime Video and requires a paid subscription to watch.
  • The full 2023 season is available now on demand, so you do not have to wait for weekly releases.
  • Prime Video offers a free trial period for new subscribers, which may cover the entire series if you watch quickly.
  • The show is not broadcast on cable or network television and is not available on other streaming platforms.

How to start watching if you do not have Prime Video

Go to the Amazon Prime Video website or download the Prime Video app on your phone, tablet, or smart TV. Select "Start Your Free Trial" if you are a new subscriber. Amazon typically offers a free trial period — the length varies, so check the current offer when you sign up. You can watch the entire Jury Duty season during the trial and cancel before you are charged if you do not want to keep the subscription.

If you already have an Amazon account (for shopping or other services), you can use those login details. If not, you will need to create an account and provide a payment method, even for the free trial. After the trial ends, your subscription will renew automatically unless you cancel it in your account settings.

Watching on different devices

Prime Video works on most devices: smart TVs (Samsung, LG, Roku, Fire TV, Apple TV), phones and tablets (iPhone, iPad, Android), computers (Windows and Mac), and gaming consoles (PlayStation, Xbox). Download the Prime Video app from your device's app store, or visit primevideo.com in a web browser.

The show streams in standard definition on most devices, though 4K streaming is available on compatible devices if you have a fast internet connection. You can watch on multiple devices at the same time if your subscription plan allows it — check your account settings for the number of simultaneous streams included with your tier.

What to do if you cannot access Prime Video

If you live outside the United States, Prime Video may not be available in your country, or the show may not be licensed for your region. Check the Prime Video website for your country to see what is available where you are. Some regions have different streaming platforms that carry the show — search for "Jury Duty 2023" plus your country name to find local options.

If you have a Prime Video subscription but the show does not appear in your search results, try signing out and signing back in, or clear your app cache and restart. If the problem persists, contact Amazon Prime Video customer support through your account settings.

Sharing a subscription with family

Amazon Prime Video allows multiple people to watch on the same account, but the number of simultaneous streams depends on your subscription tier. Standard subscriptions typically allow two streams at once; higher tiers may allow more. Each person can have their own profile and watch history within the same account.

If you want to share your login with someone outside your household, keep in mind that Amazon may ask you to verify your location periodically. Sharing passwords outside your home may violate Amazon's terms of service, though enforcement is inconsistent. A safer option is to add a family member to your Amazon Household, which gives them access to your Prime benefits without sharing a password.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Jury Duty available on Netflix, Hulu, or other streaming services?

No. Jury Duty is exclusive to Amazon Prime Video. It does not stream on Netflix, Hulu, Disney+, or any other major platform. Amazon Studios produced the series, which is why it is only available through Amazon's service.

Can I watch Jury Duty without a Prime membership?

No, you need a Prime Video subscription. It is not available for free on any platform. However, new Prime Video subscribers often receive a free trial period that may be long enough to watch the entire season before you are charged.

Will Jury Duty come to cable or network television?

It is unlikely. Jury Duty is a Prime Video original series, meaning Amazon owns it and distributes it exclusively through their platform. Original series rarely move to broadcast or cable after their streaming release.

How many episodes are in the 2023 season?

The 2023 season has eight episodes. All eight are available now on Prime Video, so you can watch the entire season at your own pace rather than waiting for weekly releases.

Can I download episodes to watch offline?

Yes. The Prime Video app on phones and tablets allows you to download episodes to watch later without an internet connection. Open the episode, select the download icon, and it will save to your device. Downloaded episodes expire after a set period, so you cannot keep them permanently.