After finding new life onNetflixlast summer,Suitswill finally be complete on the streaming platform for everyone to enjoy the full series in one place. The company has announced that Season 9 of the successful legal drama will become a part of their streaming service on July 1. After many twists and turns that took the main characters through uncharted territory, the series created byAaron Korshmanaged to stick the landing with the only conclusion that made sense for the ruthless lawyers.
Suitsfollows Harvey Specter (Gabriel Macht), a successful New York City lawyer who saw his entire life changed when he crossed paths with Mike Ross (Patrick J. Adams), a young man with a special type of memory that allowed him to pose as a lawyer. While the duo were ultimately aware that they were breaking the law, Harvey decided to hire Mike at the firm instead of sending him to prison. This premise would bring plenty of tension and drama to their lives.
After a dramatic plot that even saw Mike going to prison for his crimes,the final season ofSuitsfocused on Harvey and Donna Paulsen (Sarah Rafferty) finally becoming a couple, after playing into the “will they won’t they” trope throughout the show’s first eight seasons. In Season 9, the team that fans had fallen in love with had to take down Faye Richardson (Denise Crosby), Harvey’s rival. WhileSuitswas successful when it aired onUSA Network, last year the drama found new life on Netflix, constantly breaking viewership records for the streamer.
A New ‘Suits’ Spin-off Is in Production
The high viewership numbersSuitsobtained last year convincedNBCthat a spin-off was worth pursuing, and the development ofSuits: L.A.was announced. The new title will follow a different set of lawyers in the same world where the original series took place. Korsh, the creator ofSuits, will be involved with the new series, withStephen Amell,Rachelle Goulding,andTroy Winbushalready confirmed as part of the cast. Time will tell if these new lawyers will be as successful with audiences as the ones from Pearson Hardman.
Could We Get a ‘Suits’ Movie?
While the ninth season ofSuitsmight’ve concludedthe story of Harvey Specterand the people he worked with, some of the team behind the successful television series are down to return for a feature film. During the ATX retrospective focused onSuits, Patrick J. Adams stated thata movie continuation of the legal dramais something Aaron Korsh has seriously thought about. The actor behind Mike Ross also stated that, while theSuitsmovie becoming a reality depends on a wide variety of factors, it definitely is a possibility.Dulé Hillalso said that he would be game for aSuitsmovie, saying, “As a fan of USA shows becoming films, I would definitely like to be doing another one.”
The final season ofSuitsarrives on Netflix on July 1. Stay tuned to Collider for more updates.
On the run from a drug deal gone bad, brilliant college dropout Mike Ross finds himself working with Harvey Specter, one of New York City’s best lawyers.
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