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Reasonable Doubt Season 4 Trailer: Jax Was Shot!

October 6, 2026
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The official trailer for “Reasonable Doubt” Season 4 has dropped, and I’m gone need y’all to grab your prayer cloths because Jax Stewart is fighting for her life, her family, AND her new law firm!

SPOILER WARNING: If you are not caught up on Hulu’s hit legal drama, I highly suggest you tap out now because spoilers are forthcoming.

Jax Was Shot?!

The “Reasonable Doubt” Season 4 trailer wastes absolutely no time answering one of the biggest questions left hanging at the end of Season 3.

Monica showed up at Jax’s newly opened law firm, pulled out a gun, and opened fire.

Now we know Jax was shot.

Thankfully, our good sis survived, but judging by the trailer, surviving the shooting is only the beginning of her problems.

Her family is shaken, The Stewart Firm is already under pressure, and one of Jax’s most loyal clients is caught in the middle of a media firestorm that could put everything she has built at risk.

And because this is “Reasonable Doubt,” you already know the personal drama will be just as messy as the legal drama.

Watch The “Reasonable Doubt” Season 4 Trailer

Listen, after watching this trailer, October 6 needs to hurry up and get here because I have QUESTIONS!

What Is “Reasonable Doubt” Season 4 About?

After the brutal attack leaves Jax’s family and newly established law firm shaken, nothing feels certain.

With one of Jax’s most loyal clients at the center of a growing media disaster, The Stewart Firm finds itself in a high-stakes battle where every decision could determine whether the firm survives or falls apart.

At the same time, Jax and those closest to her are still dealing with grief, trauma, and the consequences of everything they have already endured.

The question now is whether they can rebuild without moving so quickly that they risk losing everything they fought to create.

When Does “Reasonable Doubt” Season 4 Premiere?

“Reasonable Doubt” Season 4 premieres Tuesday, October 6, with three episodes on Disney+ and Hulu.

A new episode will premiere every Tuesday through November 24.

“Reasonable Doubt” Season 4 Cast

Emayatzy Corinealdi returns as Jax Stewart alongside McKinley Freeman as Lewis Stewart.

Season 4 also welcomes Durrell “Tank” Babbs as Eric Cropper, an R&B artist and longtime client of Jax, and Meagan Good as District Attorney Regina Harris.

The season also features Morris Chestnut, Joseph Sikora, Brandee Evans, La La Anthony, Taylor Polidore Williams, Rutina Wesley, Devaughn Nixon, and Alexis Lemire.

Behind “Reasonable Doubt”

“Reasonable Doubt” was created by Raamla Mohamed Hunter, who also serves as a writer and executive producer.

Kerry Washington executive produces alongside Pilar Savone for Simpson Street, Larry Wilmore for Wilmore Films, Tamara Gregory, Anton Cropper, Lena Cordina, and Erika L. Johnson.

Shawn Holley, Jon Leshay, and Zahir McGhee serve as co-executive producers.

The series hails from Onyx Collective and is produced by 20th Television, a part of Disney Television Studios.

Between Jax getting shot, The Stewart Firm fighting to stay afloat, and a new case threatening to become a full-blown media circus, “Reasonable Doubt” Season 4 is already looking like it plans to stress me out properly.

And yes, I will be seated on October 6 with my prayer cloth within arm’s reach.

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