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You know how it is.

There's lots of TV worth recommending out there

and only so many episodes of this podcast,

so we're going to miss some good shows.

But when good stuff balls through the cracks,

we like to take a breath, look back,

and highlight some shows that, for whatever reason,

we haven't gotten around to.

I'm Ayesha Harris.

And I'm Glenn Weldon, and today we're talking about great TV shows we missed on Pop Culture Happy Hour from NPR.

It's just the two of us today, and we're going to focus on new stuff, shows that we missed earlier this year.

And a couple of the shows we're talking about today are streaming on

Prime Video. So we should note that Amazon supports NPR and pays to distribute some of our content.

Aisha, kick us off. What's your first pick? Yes. So my first pick is Jury Duty presents company

retreat. Glenn, I know that you like me were a big fan of Jury Duty the first season. Absolutely. So the first season came out a few years ago on Freebie. Do you also remember Freebie? That was a thing. Barely. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So that came out a few years ago on Freebie. Now it's on Prime Video. And it was an unexpected hit. Basically, it was like candid camera,

mockumentary style show where this man, Ronald Gladden, sat on a jury trial, had no idea that the trial

wasn't real and that every other person around him was an actor improvising and playing a part.

He turned out to be a very lovely person. This show hinges on

the person at the center who has no idea what's going on being like a decent human being because

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