- Eric Cropper was voted most likely to create problems requiring Jax’s intervention.
- Krystal Walters knows dangerous secrets capable of destroying the entire Stewart Firm.
- Season 4 promises complex emotional storylines with surprising reveals viewers won’t see coming.
Emayatzy Corinealdi, Morris Chestnut, Angela Grovey, Joseph Sikora, Taylor Polidore, and Durrell “Tank” Babbs entered BOSSIP’s courtroom for a Season 4-inspired game of “Exhibit A: Who’s Really The Problem?”—and nobody was allowed to plead the fifth.
Court is officially in session, and the Reasonable Doubt cast has some explaining to do!
Ahead of Season 4 of Hulu’s hit legal drama, BOSSIP sat down with Emayatzy Corinealdi, Morris Chestnut, Angela Grovey, McKinley Freeman, Joseph Sikora, Taylor Polidore, and Durrell “Tank” Babbs and decided that simply asking questions wasn’t enough. Instead, we put the cast on trial to find out…”Who’s Really The Problem?”
The rules were simple: We presented the actors with a series of scenarios inspired by the deliciously complicated world of Reasonable Doubt, and they had to name the character—or castmate—most likely to be guilty. No “I don’t know.”
No diplomatic answers. And absolutely no protecting your castmate. We all know they love each other!
If anyone disagreed? They could yell “OBJECTION!”—but they’d better be prepared to make their case.
Naturally, chaos ensued.
When asked who was most likely to create a problem and then need Jax to fix it, the verdict came back almost immediately: Eric Cropper, the wealthy R&B star played by Tank.
Tank did his best to defend his client—well, himself—admitting that Eric might ignite the occasional situation. “I might have started a fire,” he joked, adding that he’d need Jax to put it out. His defense? They’re just “small fires.”
Sure, sir!
Meanwhile, Krystal Walters was named the person most likely to possess a secret capable of bringing down the entire Stewart Firm because, as the cast put it, “she knows where all the bones are buried.”
And apparently, Jax’s investigator Daniel Kim needs someone to confiscate his phone. The cast pegged Daniel as the person most likely to leak something and swear he didn’t leak it and to send a risky text before immediately regretting it. According to the group, Daniel has a tendency to speak before he thinks and only realizes things have gone left when those reply bubbles start popping up.
Then there’s Brooke Cropper, played by Taylor Polidore, who the cast unanimously clocked as the person most likely to have receipts nobody even knew existed.
Considering she’s heading into Season 4 locked in a heated divorce battle with Eric, we’re filing that answer away for later.
The Reasonable Doubt Cast Put EACH OTHER On Trial
Once the fictional characters had taken enough heat, we turned the interrogation toward the actors themselves.
Angela Grovey earned the vote for cast member most likely to break character during a serious scene, something she didn’t exactly deny. “I have a good time wherever I go,” she said of working on the series.
Morris Chestnut, meanwhile, was deemed capable of talking his way out of a speeding ticket, while Emayatzy Corinealdi received major backing when the group was asked who they’d actually want beside them in a courtroom.
Even after all the accusations, jokes, and objections, the cast made one thing clear: viewers should prepare themselves for a particularly twisty fourth season.
Grovey teased, “I think this is such a complex season emotionally with all the different storylines coming together,” she said, adding that creator Raamla Mohamed ultimately pulls everything together in a way that makes you realize the answers were “in front of me the whole time.”
And considering Season 4 finds us still on the edge of our seats after the mysterious shooting at Jax’s new law firm and the turmoil surrounding it, as well as enough secrets to keep this entire cast pointing fingers, we suggest keeping your evidence board nearby.
Watch BOSSIP’s exclusive “Exhibit A: Who’s Really The Problem?” with the cast of Reasonable Doubt above.
