Morris Chestnut on season 2 of Watson and why he wants Lucy Liu to appear

Morris Chestnut wants Elementary Star Lucy Liu appears in his CBS show Watson. The star also explained if Matt Berry, the voice of Sherlock Holmes Watsonwill never appear on the screen, and teases what comes from season 2 of the medical procedure inspired by Sherlock Holmes.

Watson The creator Craig Sweeney also produced ElementaryWith Liu like Dr. Joan Watson. Speaking of whether she could appear in her WatsonChestnut said: “I try to find her and bring her in our show because, yes, it would be great if we could get it.” Addressing the deadline, he said that there were no conferences with Liu, but it is serious to try to make him appear WatsonWhat he performs produced as well as stars.

He was also asked about the question of whether Matt Berry, the voice of Sherlock Holmes Watsonwill never appear on the screen. “I will say that Holmes, you know, in mythology, come back … And we are part of mythology,” said Chestnut with a glow in his eyes.

Speaking at the Monte-Carlo television festival, the star has also toured season 2. “We will focus more on medical cases,” he said in response to a question of the deadline. “There will be more humor and mind.”

He added: “Season 1 was a very difficult season, mainly because it treated James Moriarty’s effects, who was the villain of the show. Watson was on [medication] And [Moriarty] played with his prescriptions. Now it’s behind him, he’s going to have a little more fun and be a little more loose. But overall … we will really focus on very unique medical cases. »»

CBS announced a renewal of the second season to Watson In March. He came out of the back of the net belonging to Paramount saying that the first of the show, at the end of January, was his most watched script episode of the 2024-25 season. The show was on average 6.79 million viewers each week, according to Nielsen figures.

Season 2 will not drop in the fall, but in mid-season in a 10-hour niche. Chestnut shared his point of view Watson At the Monte-Carlo television festival, which opened its doors on Friday evening with the French first of its show. The festival started seriously on Saturday.