Meagan Good on Her ‘Reasonable Doubt’ Role, Learning From Husband Jonathan Majors and Breaking Out of the Pretty Box
Meagan Good joins the fourth season of Hulu’s legal drama *Reasonable Doubt* as Regina Harris, a new district attorney. The supporting role gives Good a chance to play a lawyer for the first time and broaden the kinds of characters audiences see her portray.
Season four opens with the fallout from Jax Stewart being shot and the impact on her new law firm. Good says she wanted to work with creator Raamla Mohamed Hunter and lead actor Emayatzy Corinealdi, and notes that many cast members are longtime acquaintances. The article also discusses how she has sought to move beyond being cast mainly for her looks, and what she has learned about acting from her husband, Jonathan Majors.
- Meagan Good plays new DA Regina Harris in *Reasonable Doubt* season four.
- The role lets her explore a different kind of character.
- The season begins with the aftermath of Jax being shot.
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Reasonable Doubt is a legal drama centred on Jax Stewart, a defence lawyer whose cases and personal life shape the series. Its fourth season follows the consequences of Jax being shot and the effect on her new law firm.
Meagan Good joins the cast as Regina Harris, a district attorney and a lawyer character unlike many she has played before. The series was created by Raamla Mohamed Hunter and stars Emayatzy Corinealdi as Jax.
Good has spoken about wanting roles that show a wider range than characters defined mainly by their appearance. Her comments also touch on what she has learned about acting from her husband, Jonathan Majors.