Y’all, Season 2 of Reasonable Doubt was PURE CHAOS, and I’m still trying to catch my breath. Jax is back at it again, and let me just say… sis did NOT come to play this time. From the messy love triangles to the courtroom drama that had me yelling at my TV, it was everything I hoped for — and then some.
First of all, can we talk about that plot twist with Damon?? I knew something was off, but I did not see that ending coming. And Jax... whew, this woman stays juggling her personal mess while slaying in court like it’s nobody’s business. But seriously, what is going on with her and Lewis?! Are they going to fix things or what? They’ve been through so much, but does Jax even want to be saved at this point?
And let’s not forget the side characters stirring up drama — Kaleesha’s whole storyline has me SHOOK. Like, what’s her endgame here? And what was up with that final courtroom scene? Are we supposed to trust Brayden now, or is there still more to uncover in that case?
Also, can someone explain WHY the chemistry between Jax and Will is so electric but so wrong at the same time? I have so many questions:
Is Jax finally going to choose herself for once?
Will Damon stay out of trouble, or are we just waiting for him to implode?
And what’s the real tea with Brayden — is he guilty, or is this one big setup?
I need answers, y’all! This season had me on the edge of my seat the whole time. The drama, the twists, the slow-burn relationships... It was peak entertainment, and I’m OBSESSED.
Now let’s talk: Who do you think Jax should end up with? And do you trust Brayden or nah? I need theories ASAP because the way Season 2 ended... I KNOW they’re cooking up something wild for Season 3!
Fans of Hulu’s drama series “Reasonable Doubt” can officially get excited for more episodes!
According to Deadline, the show has been renewed for a third season following season two’s finale, which aired on October 17th.
Deadline writes that the show, executive produced by Raamla Mohamed (series creator), #KerryWashington and Larry Wilmore “centers on Los Angeles-based high-powered criminal defense attorney Jacqueline “Jax” Stewart as she deals with past traumas, a struggling marriage, motherhood and a murder case, all while trying to keep her life together.”
The show stars actress Emayatzy Corinealdi as Jax, as well as Shannon Kane, Morris Chestnut, Michael Ealy and others.
The report additionally notes that Mohamed has signed an overall deal with 20th TV and is set to “develop and executive produce comedy, drama and limited series for all linear networks and streamers, with an emphasis on platforms across Disney Entertainment Television.”