Amazon Freevee's Jury Duty has taken our timelines by storm with its innovative court show that follows 12 jurors overseeing an ingeniously fake trial - but all is illusion! The series has delighted audiences with its blend of real reactions with scripted comedy; viewers especially enjoy discovering its quirky word called jorf which keeps viewers guessing as to its meaning.
The term jorf was devised for the purposes of misleading audiences and has become a meme since appearing on the show. In a scene at Cinnamon & Sparrow, Todd is approached by a server and informed that his shirt has the words jorf written on it--leading Ronald to express concern and request that Todd wear a different shirt from this point forward. Eventually, Ronald learns from said server that this term serves as the secret code used by white supremacists to identify each other through.
At first, viewers of Jury Duty may have been confused, but others quickly grasped its meaning and were amused by the joke. Jury Duty's creative use of language shows off its creative mind as viewers learn that there is no racist meaning associated with "jorf", it was simply coined for use on its show.
