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The Profound and Bizarre Miracle of 'How To With John Wilson': Season 3 Marks the End

Originally Published 2 years ago — by IndieWire

The creator and star of "How To with John Wilson," John Wilson, discusses why the third season will be the show's last. Wilson's unique approach of creating discursive audiovisual essays about the idiosyncrasies of New York life has garnered a dedicated fanbase. However, Wilson felt a shift in his external world and struggled to immerse himself in the work without preexisting expectations. Despite the success of the show, Wilson decided to end it after three years. He hopes to make something equally ambitious in the future and continue surprising people.

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James Marsden's 'Jury Duty' Comedy: A Bizarre and Hilarious Reality You Can't Miss

Originally Published 2 years ago — by USA TODAY

Amazon Freevee's "Jury Duty" is a documentary-style court case series filmed in a real courtroom with a fake civil case and improv actors, including James Marsden playing an exaggerated version of himself. Juror Ronald Gladden was unaware that the proceedings were entirely fake, and the other participants had to keep the secret for 17 days. Despite the bizarre situations, Gladden came off as a hero and befriended one of the weirder jurors. The charade was revealed by the presiding judge, but Gladden laughed about the elaborate set-up and remains friends with the people he met making the show.

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