Reasonable Doubt Season 2: Release Date, Trailer, and more!

Created by Raamla Mohamed, Reasonable Doubt is an American streaming legal drama television series. The executive producers of the show include Raamla Mohamed, Kerry Washington, Pilar Savone, Larry Wilmore, and Shawn Holley.

Good Home Training, Simpson Street, Wilmore Films, ABC Signature, and Onyx Collective are the production companies involved with the show. The first season was released on September 27, 2022, and it consisted of nine episodes in total.

So, when the second season is coming out? Who has been cast in the key characters? What is the storyline? Is there any trailer available for the second season? Keep reading the article to learn more.

Reasonable Doubt Plot and Cast

The basic premise of the show focuses on Jax’s professional life, interactions with her family, and personal life. Reasonable Doubt Season 2 may continue to focus on the daily criminal cases that Jax had to handle.

Coming to the cast members, includes Emayatzy Corinealdi as Jacqueline, McKinley Freeman as Lewis, Christopher Cassarino as Rich Reed, Tim Jo as Daniel, Angela Grovey as Krystal Walters, Michael Ealy as Damon Cooke, Aderinsola Olabode as Naima, Thaddeus J. Mixson as Spenser, Sean Patrick Thomas as Brayden Miller, Tiffany Yvonne Cox, Perri Camper as Kaleesha Moore, Morris Chestnut as Corey Cash, and more.

Reasonable Doubt Season 2 Release Date

The first season of the show was released on September 27, 2022, and received very positive responses from the audience. Considering that, the makers have renewed the show for a second season in April 2023.

However, there is no specific release date available for the upcoming season. The second season is expected to come out in the fall of 2024. Reasonable Doubt Season 2 is expected to have the same number of episodes as the first season.

Reasonable Doubt Season 2 Trailer

As of the article writing, there is no trailer available for the upcoming season. Until then, you can watch out the trailer for the previous season below: