After Suits became a surprise Netflix smash hit in 2023, the inevitable follow-up is unlikely to find as many fansFor all my eye-rolling at spinoffs, reboots and IP rehashing, I have to admit that a redux of Suits, the erstwhile USA Network show about smartly dressed hyper-smart lawyers bickering smartly, is smart business. The original series, which ran from 2011 until 2019, is the type of show that linear television used to excel at, and what streaming services have long struggled to replicate: lightly serialized, an aspirational workplace drama with near-comically low stakes, sleek and sexy and easily second-screened. It was the show of the summer in, of all years, 2023, nearly half a decade after it wrapped its run and cultural eons away from the heyday of breezy, beautiful so-called “blue sky” television.Given that everyone and their friend was watching (or rewatching) Suits a year-ish ago, it made sense, and was even maybe promising, that NBC greenlit Suits LA, a spinoff set i...
The review of "Suits LA," a spinoff of the original legal drama, highlights its attempt to replicate the success of the predecessor but ultimately falls short. Set in Los Angeles, the show focuses on entertainment law, featuring characters such as Ted Black and Erica Rollins. While it maintains the stylish fashion and a competent cast, it struggles with a convoluted plot and lacks the sharp, witty dialogue that made the original series memorable. Without the engaging banter and compelling characters, "Suits LA" disappoints, failing to capture the charm of its predecessor.
