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Wait, is Suits really back? You bet your goddamn ass it is.

After the USA Network legal drama exploded on Netflix and racked up 57.7 billion minutes watched in 2023, creator Aaron Korsh is expanding the Suits universe with a second spinoff — this time, set on the West Coast. Suits LA, which premieres Sunday on NBC, will feature a new set of lawyers attempting to recapture the hallmarks of the original series: impossibly sharp intellect, edgy and witty dialogue and, yes, impeccably tailored suits and high fashion.

Given that the new spinoff offers very little carry-over in terms of characters, viewers could theoretically tune into the L.A.-based spinoff without having watched any of its predecessors. But they would be seriously depriving themselves of the addictive, cozy comforts of the original series. Whether you watched the mothership during its initial run on cable from 2011 to 2019, or during the “summer of Suits...

Within the captivating world of the hit TV series Suits, one of the main characters, Mike Ross, ultimately gets arrested and spends time in jail. Mike Ross is at the center of the enthralling narrative; a remarkably gifted college dropout with a photographic memory, he finds himself entangled in a web of secrets and lies. As an associate at the prestigious law firm Pearson Hardman, Mike conceals a monumental truth he never attended law school nor passed the bar exam.

Portrayed throughout in the Suits cast by Patrick J. Adams, the facade that shrouds Mike's clandestine identity eventually shatters, leading to a momentous arrest that sends shock waves through the firm and sets the stage for a riveting exploration of the consequences he must face. The consequent events and of his arrest and subsequent imprisonment uncover the profound impact these experiences have on the characters, and the compelling ethical dilemmas...

While it is indisputable that Harvey (Gabriel Macht) and Mike (Patrick J. Adams), best known for their bravado winning streak, have perfected their trade and are clear front-runners for Suits' best lawyers, the show is filled with talented legal minds. Louis Litt (Rick Hoffman) is a force to reckon with, and so is Robert Zane (Wendell Pierce), and even the villainous Travis Tanner (Eric Close), Sean Cahill (Neal McDonough), and Andrew Malik (Usman Alley). But there is one name that beats them all for Suits' best lawyer. From her childhood, Jessica Pearson (Gina Torres) isn't so easily labeled as a conventional girl. She defies her strict father to pursue law instead of his preferred choice of surgery, which he hoped she would follow in his footsteps. Jessica has broken barriers to be among the few women from a minority community at the pinnacle of law firm leadership in New York.

In the Season 8 summer finale of USA Network’s Suits, Zane Specter Litt set off yet another name change. Faced with a potential internal civil war, Donna talked Robert Zane and Harvey Specter into accepting Louis Litt as managing partner while also convincing Louis — who had just found out that he’s going to be a father — to take on the leadership post. Litt’s first order of business was to make both Alex Williams and Samantha Wheeler name partners as the duo’s escalating battle for the position was threatening to tear the firm apart.

The back six episodes of Season 8, which are launching Wednesday night, will tackle the new power dynamic at Zane Specter Litt Wheeler Williams. It also will introduce Alex’s (Dule Hill) wife, played by How To Get Away with Murder‘s Tamberla Perry, as well as a new love triangle involving Donna and Harvey...

Are the darks days really over for Pearson Specter Litt?

That was addressed on Suits Season 6 Episode 11 when it became abundantly clear Harvey and Louis would be fighting to the death in order to save the firm following the departure of Jessica. 

For what it's worth, Harvey at least tried to keep it together by attempting to bring everyone back to the firm, but for Mike, he was over it. Donna stole the show when she told Harvey to make things right with his mother. 

He's been relying on his Psl family for far too long, so adapting to the change that's coming to the firm was always going to be difficult for him to process. 

You could tell he was hurting. The firm was a shell of its former self and that was horrible for him to watch.

Bringing Mike back in would have been like having the family back together,...

On this episode of Suits, "The Hand That Feeds You," Mike goes up against Cahill in an effort to get Kevin released, Jessica and Rachel disagree on how to handle Leonard's case and Harvey finds himself at odds with Cameron Dennis over Frank Gallo.

When we last saw Mike, his foot was as good as out the door of Danbury. He'd convinced Jill to testify against her father, and Sutter was going away-case closed. Well, if this season has taught us anything (Other than a few weeks can feel like forever), it's that it might have been easier to Mike to bust out of jail then wait for Harvey and Sean Cahill to get the job done.

Hi, welcome to fireside chats with Patrick.

I had the chance to chat with Patrick Adams at Atx Festival about Suits Season 6. We were, naturally, by a fire because that is where you conduct interviews in Austin, Texas in June.

I'm sure by now, you've all seen the haircutting promo. This, naturally, lead to a conversation about how Mike really needed a haircut. Adams takes full responsibility for Mike's hair last season, "That was my fault. I tried a new haircut. I tried a new hairstyle and it didn't work."

Of course, I didn't begin the interview with a hair question. What kind of journalist would I be? I opened by asking Adams where we pick up; specifically, if there is a time jump, and that's when the hair cutting promo was mentioned, and then the next seven minutes were focused on Mike's hair.

Adams had a fun fact to...

Louis has the worst luck this season on Suits. The guy just can't catch a break! He's made mistakes, but no one deserves what he's been through. In "Exposure," Pearson Specter fights off Sean Cahill's attack on the firm until Mike comes up with what seems like a fail-safe plan. Instead of protecting the firm, the plan puts them all at risk.

Last night, USA Network served up the new promo/spoiler clip (below) for their upcoming "Suits" episode 8 of season 4, and it appears to be very dramatic and interesting as Rachel continues to bug the hell out of Mike. Mike thinks that the current situation is quite problematic, and more. The episode is titled, "Exposure." In the new, 8th episode, Mike and Rachel are going to end up, working very closely with one another while Jessica and Harvey make an intense effort to outsmart and outthink Sean Cahill. In the meantime, Louis will attempt to cover up evidence to save his career from going down the tubes. Episode 8 is scheduled to air on Wednesday night, August 6th at 9pm on the USA Network.

Recently, USA Network released the new,official synopsis/spoilers for their upcoming "Suits" episode 8 of season 4. The episode is entitled, "Exposure," and it sounds like things will get pretty interesting as Louis attempts to hide evidence to save his career, Jessica and Harvey try to outsmart Sean Cahill, and more. In the new, 8th episode press release: Mike and Rachel will work closely with one another while Jessica and Harvey try to outmaneuver Sean Cahill. Elsewhere, Louis will try to hide evidence for the sake of his career. Episode 8 is set to air on Wednesday night, August 6th at 9pm on the USA Network.

Last night, USA Network served up this new promo/spoiler clip (below) for their upcoming "Suits" episode 6 of season 4, and it appears to be very interesting and drama-filled as Mike and Harvey go back and forth about who should buy out who, and more. The episode is titled, " Litt The Hell Up." In the new episode 6, Harvey is going to attempt to stop the takeover when Sean Cahill brings Pearson Specter client ,Logan Sanders, to the SEC for questioning. In the meantime, Louis is going to cook up a way to make a name for himself when Mike insists on playing hardball. Episode 6 is scheduled to air on Wednesday night, July 23rd at 9pm on the USA Network.

Spoiler alert! If you haven’t seen this week’s episode of Suits, “Pound of Flesh,” stop reading now. Creator Aaron Korsh talks about the “guns-down” hour that gives Sean Cahill (Neal McDonough) and Charles Forstman (Eric Roberts) more ammunition.

Mike didn’t really want to get in bed with Forstman, so he hadn’t officially taken his money yet. In the end, Forstman went behind Mike’s back and got Jonathan to accept it—twisted—and was like, “We’re partners, even if you don’t want to be.” Tell me about casting Eric Roberts. As a viewer, you...

Recently, USA Network released the new, official synopsis/spoilers for their upcoming "Suits" episode 6 of season 4, and it sounds like things will get pretty intriguing as Harvey tries to cancel the takeover after other issues come up, and more. The episode is titled, "Litt The Hell Up." In the new,6th episode press release: Harvey will try to end the takeover when Sean Cahill brings Pearson Specter client ,Logan Sanders, to the SEC for questioning. Elsewhere, Louis will find a way to make a name for himself when Mike insists on playing hardball. Episode 6 is set to air Wednesday night, July 23rd at 9pm on the USA Network.

Things are only going to get more tense on USA’s Suits as Mike continues to battle Harvey (and uses Louis in the process—see a sneak peek of this week’s episode below). But Harvey has another opponent on the horizon. Justified’s Neal McDonough makes his debut on the show in the July 9 episode as SEC bulldog Sean Cahill. He’ll face-off with Jessica and Jeff Malone first, but as McDonough tells EW, it’ll be high noon with Harvey sooner or later.

Entertainment Weekly: Suits creator Aaron Korsh is a Justified fan and says this role isn’t unlike Robert Quarles,...

Neal McDonough is suiting up for USA's Suits and E! News has your exclusive first look at the actor who is bound to stir up trouble on the legal drama. In Suits, McDonough plays Sean Cahill, an SEC investigator who is tasked to uncover any issues at Pearson Specter and will stop at nothing until he brings the firm down. He doesn't back down easily, viewers can expect major conflict. McDonough first appears in the Wednesday, July 9, episode titled "Leveraged." Look at that face. He means business! In the episode, Mike (Patrick J. Adams) moves for a hostile takeover of Gills Industries. Harvey (Gabriel Macht) and Louis (Rick Hoffman) will stop at nothing to make sure they win the takeover fight...

Recently, USA Network served up the new promo/spoiler clip (below) for their upcoming "Suits" episode 4 of season 4, and it appears to be quite intense and drama-filled as Donna demands more respect over betrayal issues, Harvey gets told he's in the wrong, and more. The episode is titled, "Leveraged." In the new,4th episode, Mike will start up a mean takeover of Gillis Industries while Harvey and Louis work intensely against his efforts. Elsewhere, Jessica and Malone will engage in a big meetup with Sean Cahill, who has the weight of the SEC behind him in bringing down the firm. Episode 4 is scheduled to air on Wednesday night, June 9th at 9pm on the USA Network.

Recently USA Network released the new,official synopsis/spoilers for their upcoming "Suits" episode 4 of season 4. The episode is entitled, "Leveraged," and it sounds like things will get very intense and interesting as Mike starts up a hostile takeover of Gillis Industries, and more! In the new, 4th episode press release: Mike will initiate a hostile takeover of Gillis Industries while Harvey and Louis work feverishly against his efforts. Elsewhere, Jessica and Malone will meet with Sean Cahill, who has the weight of the SEC behind him in bringing down the firm. Episode 4 is set to air on Wednesday night, June 9th at 9pm on the USA Network.

Spoiler alert! If you haven’t watched Suits’ season 4 premiere, stop reading now. Creator Aaron Korsh takes us inside the row between Harvey and Mike, the introduction of multiple new characters, and what’s to come.

Entertainment Weekly: In our walk-up to the premiere, you said the plan wasn’t always to put Mike and Harvey at odds, which they are now that Harvey’s had to side with a client who’s plotting a hostile takeover over of the same company Mike’s investment banking firm has its eyes on.

Aaron Korsh: We always knew Mike would be a client of Harvey’s.

According to a recent report from TV Line, the "Suits" season 4 folks have hired veteran actor, Neal McDonough (left), to come on and play a new SEC investigator, named Sean Cahill. He'll be a recurring fixture on the show. Sean Cahill is described as being a bulldog who goes toe-to-toe with everyone at Pearson Specter when Eric Woodall (guest star Zeljko Ivanek) tasks him with uncovering wrongdoing at the firm. Neal McDonough's acting credits includes previous roles in Justified, Mob City ,and Desperate Housewives. He joins other new cast additions: Michael Gross (Family Ties), Brendan Hines (Lie to Me), Db Woodside (24) ,and Melanie Papalia (The Newsroom, Aliens in America). Season 4 is set to debut on Wednesday night, June 11th at 9pm on the USA network. Stay tuned.

Neal McDonough has been tapped for a recurring role on the upcoming fourth season of USA Network drama Suits. McDonough will play Sean Cahill, who is not so much an SEC investigator as he is a bulldog. Tasked by Eric Woodall (guest star Zeljko Ivanek) to uncover wrongdoing at Pearson Specter, Cahill will go toe-to-toe with anyone. Gabriel Macht, Patrick J. Adams, Gina Torres, Meghan Markle and Sarah Rafferty also star. McDonough, repped by Paradigm, More/Medavoy Management and attorney Stuart Rosenthal (Bloom Hergott), is currently shooting Sony’s Mall Cop 2. His other feature work includes Red 2, Captain America: The First Avenger, Flags Of Our Fathers, and The Guardian. His TV credits include Mob City, Justified, Desperate Housewives, Boomtown and Band Of Brothers. Suits Season 4 premieres June 11.