LOS ANGELES– Jax Stewart fans, rejoice!

Onyx Collective’s “Reasonable Doubt” has been renewed for a third season on Hulu.

The series centers on Emayatzy Corinealdi as defense attorney Jax Stewart. It is produced by Raamla Mohamed, Kerry Washington and Larry Wilmore.

The second season saw lawyer Jax defend his friend Shanelle, who was arrested for the murder of her abusive husband, JT. During the season, it was revealed that Jax’s husband, Lewis, had an affair with Toni, a witness in the case, and was expecting a child with her. Through it all, Jax and Lewis have become stronger. And in a finale full of dramatic moments (including the revelation that JT’s daughter killed him to stop Shanelle from choking him), Jax and Lewis find out they’re being sued by Toni for the baby’s death.

Phew!

So what could a season three look like? On The Red Carpet spoke with Corinealdi about what she’s hoping for.

“At the heart of this series is this love story with this black couple, you know,” she said. “We’ve seen the healing in this second season, I want to see the outcome. I want to see them really try to figure it out now and really try to bring their family together and rebuild it again, and bring some joy, you know, in their lives thanks to this.

“They’ve been through a lot. Jax’s been through a lot,” she continued.

Isn’t that the truth?!

Creator and executive producer Raamla Mohamed also understands this and says that future seasons of “Reasonable Doubt” could see things finally loosen up.

“I definitely feel like I’d like the show to go from dark to light. A lot of shows go from light to dark and I think we have enough darkness,” Mohamed said. “There will still be fun, there will still be drama and… exciting things will happen. But I think overall my goal is to see Jax step into the light!”

One thing that could help Jax see the light? Keeping co-stars Morris Chestnut, who played a central role in Shanelle’s case, and Michael Ealy, who made a surprise appearance in season two as a sort of hallucination while Jax tries to come to terms with the mess of his life (Ealy’s film character committed suicide in the first season after kidnapping Jax).

“Michael Ealy is a great addition. Morris is a great addition. They’re just distinguished, fantastic actors. So whenever they join, they’ll do what they do. But the way Raamla writes… it This is the end of this chapter, you know, and we can ask someone else to come in and do something else, but believe me, I don’t want to see any of them go. Should I keep both?

It’s your turn, Raamla!

While we wait for what might happen in a season three, you can watch the first two seasons of “Reasonable Doubt” right now on Hulu.

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