That said, theSuits: L.A.spinoff is the perfect way to capitalize on a show that feels pretty complete.
Not to mention,Suitsseason 9 was a painful watch for many long-time fans.
Despite being just 10 episodes, the final outing continued the lackluster pattern that began around season 7.
That said, leaving the original show behind is better than revisiting or rebooting it.
While the spinoff is introducing a new slew of characters, it’s still set within the pre-existingSuitsuniverse.
Regardless, the spinoff promises to blend the familiar and the fresh in an exciting way.
Based onfirst reactions toSuits: LA,Stuart actor Josh McDermitt is a standout performer.
It also seems like Stuart’s more humor-driven character will balance out Amell’s Ted…
The co-founder of Black Lane Law, Stuart is Ted’s partner and a humorous character at that.
Suits LA follows Ted Black, a former federal prosecutor who now represents influential clients in Los Angeles. As his law firm faces a critical juncture, Ted must navigate the challenges of a role he once disdained, balancing moral dilemmas with the demands of high-stakes legal battles.
Given McDermitt’s comedic background, that insight makes sense.
Since there’s no replacing Harvey and Mike’s dynamic,Suits: L.A.is taking the right approach.
In fact, entertainment law is a fairly novel TV show concept in the genre at large.
While Suits had a fantastic cast of characters fans called favorites, not every supporting character elicited positive responses.
As the title implies,Pearsoncenters on Gina Torres' managing partner, the ever-driven Jessica Pearson.
Lasting just 10 episodes,Pearsondebuted alongsideSuits' ninth and final season.
Unfortunately, the jump from legal to political drama didn’t really pan out for theSuitsspinoff.
Pearson’s one and only season is streaming exclusively on Peacock.
Pearson’s solid 72% on Rotten Tomatoes makes determiningwhat, exactly, went wrong withSuits' spinoffdifficult.
Suits LA follows Ted Black, a former federal prosecutor who now represents influential clients in Los Angeles. As his law firm faces a critical juncture, Ted must navigate the challenges of a role he once disdained, balancing moral dilemmas with the demands of high-stakes legal battles.
However,it seems like the genre-hopping element played a huge factor in the show’s cancelation.
The best part ofSuits: L.A.is that it’s a fresh start for the franchise.
Luckily, viewers don’t need to know any of that lore to enjoy the upcomingSuitsspinoff.
