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LOS ANGELES - A woman who was the target of a prank on the television show 'JKX: The Jamie Kennedy Experiment' has filed a lawsuit, claiming the event left her depressed and fearful of crowds. Thea Robinson claims in her lawsuit, that she received a call from a temporary agency setting up a job interview at a restaurant. Unbeknownst to Robinson, the 'restaurant manager' was Kennedy, who hosts a WB series in which unsuspecting people are ambushed by pranks. Shortly after Robinson's purported 'interview' began, the lawsuit states, Kennedy, 32, and two 'patrons' at the restaurant became involved in a heated exchange. All were employed by the TV show. When the dispute escalated into a brawl that sent table settings and glassware flying, Robinson tried to leave the restaurant. But realizing she'd left her resume, she returned to the dining room and saw two people who 'looked injured,' according to her lawsuit. Robinson's lawsuit says she was 'in a complete state of shock.' In the six months since the prank, Robinson said she has 'suffered confusion, paranoia, depression, anxiety and fear of crowds and unfamiliar situations,' according to the lawsuit...
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