Stephen Amell came out swinging in the first two episodes of Suits LA portraying series protagonist Ted Black. From its inception, the spinoff series had big shoes to fill, thanks to the popularity of the original Suits series and its core protagonist,

A fter Suits’ record-breaking resurgence on Netflix in 2023, spinoff Suits LA has finally been airing on the 2025 TV schedule. Centering on a new crop of lawyers at an entertain

The stars of the show are chatting all about the new generation of sharp-dressed lawyers, ready to take on the West Coast.

According to Suits LA star Stephen Amell, it came down to a gut decision by series creator Aaron Korsh.

Creator Aaron Korsh follows the cable and streaming sensation with a legal drama that overpacks on plot and sidelines humor The post ‘Suits LA’ Review: Stephen Amell’s West Coast Spinoff Gets Lost in a Rough Start appeared first on TheWrap.

Billed as a spinoff of the beloved USA Network dramedy, the series centers on a former federal prosecutor from New York who's pivoted to practicing entertainment law in California.

Rick Hoffman is returning to the Suits universe once again as his beloved character Louis Litt is set to make an appearance on Suits LA. Deadline reports that Litt, who starred in all nine seasons of the original legal drama,

Stephen Amell, known for playing Arrow, has had some funny moments as Ted Black in Suits LA. His (at the time) 10-year-old daughter, Maverick, loved one line from the show.

Suits LA will premiere its first episode on Sunday, Feb. 23, at 9 p.m. ET/PT on NBC. The following day, it will be available to stream on Peacock. The 10-episode season will follow this weekly schedule until the finale. Here is the release schedule for season 1:

Stephen Amell, known for his title role in “Arrow,” joins TODAY to talk about joining the cast of “Suits LA,” a spinoff to the beloved legal drama that ended in 2019. He reveals he never watched the original before auditioning,

Suits LA', NBC's newest spinoff of Suits is streaming on Peacock. Set in LA, the show will uncover more legal drama in entertainment law.