Emayatzy Corinealdi and Morris Chestnut Lead a Soapy and Intense ‘Reasonable Doubt’ Season 2: TV Review
variety.comAramide Tinubu In the first season of Raamla Mohamed’s Hulu drama “Reasonable Doubt,” defense lawyer Jax Stewart (an exceptional Emayatzy Corinealdi) was estranged from her husband, Lewis (McKinley Freeman), and having an affair with a former client, Damon Cooke (Michael Ealy), a situation that threatened to unravel everything she’d worked so hard for.
Now, a soapier, even more engaging Season 2 depicts a vulnerable Jax grappling with a very personal case, ongoing marital woes and a new partner at work with his own motives for joining Jax’s team.
Opening where the first season closed, Season 2 finds Jax trying to get her bearings after a tumultuous ending with Damon that included a kidnapping and a suicide.
Now, she’s focused on healing herself and her marriage through therapy. Though prone to anxiety attacks, Jax is hesitant to take the medication her doctor has prescribed.
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