For Morris Chestnut, R&B Is Therapeutic
Briefly

Morris Chestnut is thrilled to take on the role of Dr. John Watson in CBS's upcoming series 'Watson,' inspired by the Sherlock Holmes mythology. The series depicts Watson's struggles as he rebuilds his life six months after Holmes's death while managing a medical clinic focused on rare diseases. Chestnut appreciates the creative aspects of his character but acknowledges the challenges, including mastering medical jargon amidst his NFL engagements. He emphasizes the dedication required for the role, especially balancing script learning with real-time sports engagement.
Morris Chestnut expressed excitement about his character's journey in CBS’s 'Watson,' a new medical mystery set in the Sherlock Holmes universe.
Chestnut's character, Dr. John Watson, navigates life and healing after the death of Sherlock Holmes, taking over a medical clinic dedicated to rare disorders.
Preparing for his role demands significant dedication, as he juggles NFL-related distractions and the complexities of medical jargon essential for authenticity.
Chestnut revealed that he must concentrate on one NFL game each Sunday while simultaneously mastering the script's medical terminology during commercial breaks.
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