I started watching Jury Duty on Prime but had to turn off after about 10 minutes because it's clearly 100% scripted (including Ronald). For those that don't know anything about the TV show, everyone in the courtroom, including the jurors, are paid actors, except (supposedly) for one person, Ronald. The show claims that he is unaware that the trial is staged, and markets the show to viewers on the premise that his reactions are genuine, as if he were a real juror in a real court case. Cameras are everywhere to record his reactions to outlandish and humorous proceedings during the trial.
But the acting is so bad, and the interactions so forced, that I find all of it completely fake. I couldn't believe for a second that Ronald is not another paid actor. While he might not be aware of what might happen next (in order to help with the element of surprise), he seems fully aware that everyone there is a paid actor, so he just plays along and reacts as if the situation were real. In that regard, he would also have been hand-picked by the producers to ensure his reactions to the unfolding script would be convincing. Not to mention the show is heavily edited, meaning that any mishaps that didn't make the final cut would have needed to be reshot (all while Ronald is present during multiple takes).
Are viewers really that gullible?
This is every single American garbage "reality" show.