Reasonable Doubt: Season 3 Episode 7 – Recap and Review
Ozzie’s case gets put on the back burner as Jax’s relationship with her parents is explored, both when she was six and in modern times.
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Ozzie’s case gets put on the back burner as Jax’s relationship with her parents is explored, both when she was six and in modern times.
While Akira recommits himself to revenge, he comes across a demon cat and Amelia’s past.
With removing the obstacles of their friends having beef, Rintaro and Kaoruko can move ahead with pursuing a relationship.
As the prosecution comes to a rest, with a new attorney, we’re also forced to suffer through non-Jax-related storylines, which can make you glad this didn’t come out in the ’90s, and you can fast-forward.
As Akira faces a major tragedy, fate has it that he meets someone who could become a much-needed ally.
With things settled between him and Subaru, Rintaro refocuses on his male friendships as he wants to be able to share the joy he has found.
As the first witnesses are called in Ozzie’s case, Jax and Lewis focus on their relationship with Eddie, and Sally tries to see if her marriage is worth saving one last time.
An Isekai without a lead who is easy to attach to but at least it has a story intriguing enough to compensate.
Subaru has a difficult conversation with Kaoruko about Rintaro and their relationship, but it leads to some overdue healing.
Kaoru, for reasons unknown, heads to the past and Normari begins asking challenging questions towards Jinya.

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