It's supposed to be just funny! 'Jury Duty' did not have any duty to make me feel or cry. I'm teary because it's freaking hilarious and emotional at the same time. It's so touching to witness a hero we can see in everyday life like Ronald. A hero does not have to save the world or have superpower. A hero expresses gratitude, delivers kind words, is responsible, and helps friends in need. That's what got me and what I needed to see in this horrible time.

First and foremost, 'Jury Duty' starts with fresh, new, daring, and almost impossible ideas. Conducting a whole process of fake trials is already half success. I want to praise the production team, putting a thousand pieces together to make the whole thing work such as setting, writing, and improvisation. Execution of this project must be hard, but you did it so well. Finally, the editing team deserves praise as well. I'm sure there are tons of raw footage, being dispersed into many places and being incoherent. However, editing makes the main narrative consistent and orderly and builds the story arc step by step.