Suits L.A.
A differentSuitscharacter should be the one appearing inSuits: LAover Harvey Specter (Gabriel Macht) since it would make much more sense.Updates onSuits: LAhave been rapidly coming in as its release date nears, the latest trailer highlighting both the new cast as well as a sneak peek at Harvey’s upcoming cameo, which will happen across three episodes.
WhileHarvey’s return inSuits: LAis goodfor the franchise, it raises some questions about how much the new series will interest with the originalSuits.
It must be noted that, at theend ofSuitsseason 9, Harvey decided to move to Seattle to start a new, different life.Another major player from the original series, however, could be a much better link between the classic firm fromSuitsand the one fromSuits: LA, Louis Litt (Rick Hoffman).
Louis Litt Appearing In Suits LA Would Make More Sense Than Harvey Specter
Louis' Status Makes Him A Better Option To Help Suits: LA’s Cast
Having Louis appear inSuits: LAas the head of Litt Wheeler Williams Bennett makes more sense, especially as Harvey explicitly left corporate law behind.Harvey’s finale storyline focused on his departure from the New York firm in favor of starting a new life with Donna (Sarah Rafferty) and Mike (Patrick J. Adam), the two shifting their focus to defending the little guy at the new law clinic in Seattle.
Though Harvey and Ted Black (Stephen Amell) are friends, Harvey’s upcoming appearance risks going against hisSuitsending.
These two characters from Suits were, like Harvey and Mike, some of the best despite the fact that the show did not know what to do with them.
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Louis' story inSuits’series finale, on the other hand, makes him the ideal character for aSuits: LAcameo.Louis is now head of the firm back in New Yorkand is still firmly in the corporate law sphere.
If the West Coast cast needs assistance from an originalSuitscharacter, it makes more sense to contact him as he is both an actively practicing and competent corporate lawyer.
Alongside of this, Louis' appearance could lend audiences some insights into how his and other characters' stories are going afterSuits' finale, creating a stronger connection between the two shows.
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.
A Louis Cameo In Suits LA Would Mean Learning About What Happened To The Firm
Louis Could Discuss How He And The Other Partners Are Doing
A Louis cameo inSuits: LAwould allow audiences to learn more about his and the other name partners' journeys, expanding on his evolution from the original show.
Harvey, despite his departure from corporate law, is the face of the franchise, which makes his cameo a logical choice for the spinoff series to connect the two shows.However, a Louis Litt cameo could add more to the storylines of both the firm and the character himself, as he was one ofSuits’best charactersbut didn’t have enough time to show that.
Ultimately, Louis appearing onSuits: LAwould expand the world more as he is still actively in it versus Harvey, who departed to reinvent himself.
Louis could discuss how characters like Katrina (Amanda Schull) are doing as well as the machinations of the firm, perhaps revealing if it went through another name change or is facing hard times.
Louis' appearance could also let audiences know about his personal life as he is now a husband and father, showcasing how those roles have changed him.
Ultimately, Louis appearing onSuits: LAwould expand the world more as he is still actively in it versus Harvey, who departed to make it reinvent himself.
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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.
