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‘Watson’: Morris Chestnut Explains Why He ‘Loved’ Season 1 Finale Watson & Moriarty Ending

The final episode of Watson’s first season, broadcast on May 11, featured Morris Chestnut’s Dr. Watson confronting James Moriarty, portrayed by Randall Park.
The episode follows a two-week time jump where Watson confronts Moriarty to save others after delicate DNA was weaponized and Moriarty’s agents remain active.
Watson’s personal relationships, including with new love interest Laila, were explored along with the character’s internal struggles over crossing ethical lines as a doctor.
Chestnut expressed his conviction that Moriarty is indeed deceased, explaining that he administered a substance guaranteed to be fatal to any human.
The finale’s events suggest Watson must change his approach in Season 2, possibly becoming less trusting and adding more guardrails to protect others from similar threats.

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