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Suits star Patrick J. Adams will star in a new Netflix and BBC series, The Bombing of Pan Am 103. New images from the series have been released showing Adams and the rest of the cast in action.

Deadline reports that The Bombing of Pan Am 103, originally called Lockerbie, is a six-part series produced by World Productions that will tell the untold story of the Scottish-u.S. investigation into the 1988 terror attack on Pan Am Flight 103. Joining Adams on the series includes Sex Education's Connor Swindells, Merrit Wever (Unbelievable), and Peter Mullan (Ozark), among others.

The BBC/Netflix drama was written by Jonathan Lee (High Dive) and Gillian Roger Park (The Young Offenders), drawing upon extensive interviews done by filmmaker Adam Morane-Griffiths, who spoke with Scottish police and U.S. investigative agencies.

The real-life Pan Am Flight 103 attack happened when a bomb destroyed the aircraft as it was flying over the Scottish town of Lockerbie,...

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Jessica Simpson is publicly flirting with Jeremy Renner.

At least, that’s what it looks like.

Fans are delighted to see the singer putting herself out there in music and beyond after the end of her 10-year marriage.

Many associate Renner with his MCU role and his still recent, bitter divorce. But Simpson seems seriously thirsty for his workout videos.

Jessica Simpson attends the 37th Annual Footwear News Achievement Awards at Cipriani South Street on November 29, 2023. (Photo Credit: Roy Rochlin/Getty Images) Is Jessica Simpson publicly flirting with Jeremy Renner?

Jeremy Renner is most famous for his role as Clint Barton (Hawkeye) in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. He is second most famous for launching his very own app, to widespread confusion and outright derision.

Anyway, in addition to being the reason why comics fans have to patiently explain that Clint Barton is a beloved character (just not...

Suits LA isn’t doing it for everyone, including some die-hard Suits fans. Creator Aaron Korsh may be unable to expand the original series, but with Harvey Specter and Daniel Hardman making waves again, a Seattle-based spinoff actually makes more sense.

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A legal drama set in the Pacific Northwest, packed with power moves and old rivalries? Now that sounds like the Suits revival fans really want.

Aaron Korsh can’t expand Suits, but a Seattle spinoff with Harvey and Hardman makes more sense than Suits LA Stephen Amell as Ted Black, Gabriel Macht as Harvey Specter in Suits LA | Credits: NBC

Another Suits alum is joining Suits LA, and fans are starting to wonder: why not just go all in on a full-fledged sequel? David Costabile is set to reprise his role as Daniel Hardman, adding yet another Og face to the mix. But...

Suits: LA isn’t the show fans hoped it’d be, but there could be time for NBC to shift it up!

Hopes were high for Suits: LA. With the original USA Network show finding new success on Netflix, a revival show seemed a perfect idea. Sadly, with five episodes down, it’s time to face the fact that Suits: LA simply isn’t working. The factors are plentiful, but here are the key reasons why the show is in trouble and how NBC can fix it!

Ted isn’t a fun character in Suits: LA

It is fun to see Stephen Amell outside of Arrow but his Ted character isn’t working out. He’s supposed to be a top prosecutor turned entertainment/defense lawyer, but he’s not that good of an attorney in either part. He makes too many mistakes, so it's hard to buy people trusting him,...

It’s happening again, folks. Another city, another law firm, and another ambitious underdog trying to squeeze into the legendary shoes of a certain fake-lawyer-turned-actual-lawyer. But this time, Suits LA is shaking things up, and not in the way die-hard fans were expecting.

With Stephen Amell stepping in as Ted Black, the latest attempt at a Harvey Specter-level charismatic closer, the show is doing more than just introducing a new protagonist; it’s fundamentally changing what it means to be the next Mike Ross. But does that mean we’re ready to say goodbye to our favorite formula? Or will Ted Black leave us all longing for a Pearson Specter revival?

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Suits LA isn’t here to play it safe. The show is taking risks, but are they the right ones? Let’s dive into what’s working, what’s flopping, and...

It was the year 2012 when Stephen Amell donned an iconic costume and portrayed the role of Oliver Queen in the iconic CW show Arrow. No one knew just how big it was going to be.

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That show went on to run for a total of 8 seasons and during its course, created an entire cinematic universe set on television screens that came to be known as the Arrowverse to the world.

Stephen Amell’s Arrow had some iconic crossovers

The Arrowverse resulted in the creation of other television series like The Flash, Supergirl, Legends of Tomorrow, and more. What these shows had was quite good, and the Arrowverse went one step further.

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Creating some crossover events between two shows or all shows and following certain storylines from the comic books, the Arrowverse crossover...

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The following contains major spoilers from Suits LA Season 1, Episode 5, "You're On Your Own," which debuted Sunday, March 23 on NBC. It also contains mild discussion of sexual content.

Suits LA Season 1, Episode 5, "You're On Your Own" is the best example of why the NBC show has divided audiences so deeply. It's not just the natural inclination to compare this spinoff to the original Suits. It's the fact that it's difficult to root for any of the new characters, making this show unfortunately hard to connect to.

"You're On Your Own" revolves around the first day of Lester Thompson's murder trial. Elizabeth Smith's latest underhanded move prompts Ted Black to go on the offensive -- against his former friend Stuart Lane. Meanwhile, Kevin is beginning to doubt Lester's innocence,...

There's simply no hiding from the poor start to life on our screens Suits LA has had. The long-awaited spinoff to the smash-hit success of Suits stuttered out of the gates on its first couple of episodes, initially leading to a poor opening score on review aggregator Rotten Tomatoes, with the series' 43% from critics paling in comparison to the huge 91% rating for the original series. Alas, as episodes have been released and Suits LA edges closer to the halfway point, it seems fortunes are yet to change, with the series' critical rating on the aforementioned site having now dropped to 39%.

From audiences, the original Suits' strong 87% rating far outshines the subpar 47% held by the spinoff, although that number is at least higher than the critical score. This is all despite keeping important continuity between the series, with original Suits creator Aaron Korsh back to craft Suits LA from the ground up,...

Superman fans have been eating well lately. We’ve got reboots, animated shows, and enough versions of Clark Kent to make you wonder if Krypton had a cloning facility. But for die-hard Smallville fans, the dream of a proper sequel series is just that, a dream.

And guess what? The Man of Steel himself might be the one keeping it from happening. Not Lex Luthor. Not General Zod. Not even some Kryptonite-fueled conspiracy. No, it’s Superman. Or, more specifically, the new Superman played by David Corenswet.

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It’s a tale as old as time, just when you think you’re getting what you want, Hollywood swoops in with a new shiny project and changes the game. The Smallville sequel has been on fans’ wish lists for years, only to be repeatedly sidelined. And now, with a new Superman movie on the horizon,...

In episode five of Suits LA, the murder trial kicks off with the prosecutor already using a smoking gun that shifts from day one. With his back against the wall, Ted decides to make an illegal hail mary with Kevin’s help to get something thrown out of court. However, everything is thrown for a loop when Lester makes a move that could alter the entire trial and leave Rick’s firm in shambles.

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In the middle of Ted’s opening statement of the Lester Thompson murder trial, he is interrupted by Elizabeth, the prosecutor, who has a motion. The judge brings everyone to his chambers. Elizabeth wants all the records of the Valeria Thompson divorce proceedings because she stated that Lester is innocent, and the jury could read that without cross-examining her. The...

In its initial four episodes, Daredevil has not suited up since the action-packed opening in Daredevil: Born Again. Matt Murdock (Charlie Cox) has seemingly retired from his vigilante lifestyle and chosen to spend the rest of his days as a defense attorney. The Disney+ series plays out more of a law drama than other shows, such as Suits LA.

The justice system has always been used as a subplot in the Marvel franchise. When the comic book became a movie in 2003, Matt (played by Ben Affleck) defended an abused woman from gangster Jose Quesada (Paul Ben-Victor). Matt stormed out of the courtroom, unhappy with the verdict. Matt suited up and went on the prowl, attacking Quesada at a nightclub.

"You see, the way I see it, Jen Walters can use the law to help people when society fails them. She-Hulk can help people when the law fails them."Matt...

On Sunday March 23 2025, NBC broadcasts Suits LA!

You’re on Your Own Season 1 Episode 5 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “Suits LA,” titled “You’re on Your Own,” promises to deliver tension and drama as the stakes rise for the characters involved. This episode will air on NBC and is sure to keep fans on the edge of their seats.

In this episode, Ted and Amanda find themselves in a challenging situation. They are working hard to prevent the prosecutor from calling Lester’s wife to testify, which could complicate Lester’s case. Their efforts to protect Lester highlight the lengths that friends will go to support one another, even when the odds seem stacked against them.

Meanwhile, Kevin, Rick, and Erica stumble upon a significant issue with Lester’s story. This discovery could change the course of the case and adds another layer of complexity to the unfolding drama.

It's no secret that the 2011 legal drama Suits has found a new audience ever since it entered streaming. The show aired its ninth and final season in 2019, and it took four years for its second spin-off, Suits LA, to enter development. Thanks to its newfound popularity, Funko Pop took advantage of this and announced that Funko figures based on the show's iconic character will be released.

According to the Funko Pop website, Harvey Specter, Michael Ross, and Louis Litt figures will be available for purchase. Harvey and Michael will be sold together in a 2-pack, with a listed price of $24. Meanwhile, Louis will be carrying his cat, Mikado, and will be sold as a solo Pop Vinyl figure for $12. As of writing, these figures are not yet available for pre-order, and their release date has yet to be announced.

The original Suits series followed Michael "Mike" Ross (Patrick J. Adams...

The upcoming episode of “Suits LA,” titled “Dester,” promises to deliver intense drama and unexpected twists. Set to air on Sunday, March 30, 2025, at 9:00 Pm on NBC, this sixth installment of the season dives deep into the murky waters of legal ethics and personal secrets. Erica and Kevin find themselves entangled in a web of deception as they keep crucial information from Ted. This secret could have serious implications for Ted’s murder trial, raising the stakes for everyone involved.

As the trial progresses, tensions rise for Ted. Feeling the pressure of his case slipping away, he turns to an unlikely ally for assistance. This new source of help could change the game, but it also brings its own set of complications. Viewers will be on the edge of their seats as they watch Ted navigate this precarious situation, wondering if he can salvage his defense in time.

Meanwhile, Stuart...

Suits LA continues its appearance of original Suits characters in reunion style. Everyone's favorite former Pearson Hardman partner is making a return. David Costabile's Daniel Hardman is set to appear in the newly-premiered spin-off series on NBC. Costabile will be a guest star in one of the upcoming episodes, but it's not clear which one — keeping viewers of the American Legal Drama curious to see when he will pop up. The actor is one of a few alumni to appear on Suits LA, following Gabriel Macht and Rick Hoffman. In the original series, Costabile's character was a bit of a problem for Harvey Specter, played by Gabriel Macht, and Jessica Pearson, portrayed by Gina Torres.

In Suits, Daniel Hardman was a partner at Pearson Hardman. That is, until he was forced to leave the firm after everyone found out he was using money to fund an affair. Hardman threw...

Suits LA is pulling out the big guns, bringing back a major villain from the original series — just as Stephen Amell’s star power fails to save the spinoff. While fans hoped for a fresh take, the show seems to be banking on nostalgia to keep interest alive.

Stephen Amell in Suits LA | Credit: NBC

With Harvey Specter’s shadow still looming large, will this familiar foe be enough to turn things around? Or is Suits LA already running out of moves?

Daniel Hardman returns: Suits LA brings back its most notorious villain David Costabile in Suits | Credits: NBC

After Suits LA landed Harvey Specter (Gabriel Macht), another big name is stepping back into the courtroom — this time, as a villain. David Costabile is set to reprise his role as Daniel Hardman, the original series’ notorious schemer.

Hardman, once a founding partner of Pearson Hardman, was booted after embezzling money...

Another “Suits” alum is coming to “Suits LA.” Variety has learned exclusively that David Costabile is set to appear on the recently-launched NBC series, reprising the role of Daniel Hardman.

Costabile will appear in a guest star role in a future episode, but exact details are being kept under wraps. He will be the latest original “Suits” actor to appear on “Suits LA,” joining both Gabriel Macht and Rick Hoffman.

In the original series, Hardman was formerly a partner at Pearson Hardman before he was forced out of the firm when it was discovered he was embezzling money to finance an affair, originally claiming he was doing so to help his dying wife. He would appear throughout the course of the show in various attempts to take over the firm and cause problems for Harvey and Jessica.

Costabile has starred in a number of critically-acclaimed TV dramas throughout his career,...

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NBC’s Suits spinoff got to a slower ratings start than anticipated, and the network is looking to correct that, slating a Thursday night takeover March 27 with encores of three back-to-back Suits: LA episodes. They will replace previously scheduled reruns of NBC’s regular Thursday drama lineup.

Unlike most similar stunts where viewers are given a chance to catch up on a new show from the beginning, NBC will not be re-airing the Suits: LA pilot. Instead, it will rebroadcast the most recent Episodes: 3(“He Knew”), 4 (“Batman Returns”) and 5 (“You’re on Your Own”), the latter of which will air its original telecast this Sunday, March 23.

The choice likely has to do with Suits: LA‘s evolution. After a rocky start, the show started to get closer to Suits and its breezy style and lighter tone, in part due to studio UCP bringing back original directors who had shaped the USA Network series.

Losing a dream role can still sting many years later, which appears to be the case for Katie Cassidy. The actress portrayed the fan-favorite role of Laurel Lance/Black Canary on The CW's Arrow for four seasons before she was killed off in 2016. The news of Cassidy being told about her demise wasn't exactly handled the best way, and now the actress is revealing why she believes her time on the series came to an end.

During an appearance on the Inside of You with Michael Rosenbaum podcast, Cassidy went into detail about her Arrow character being killed off and how she found out about it. News of a character's death was teased at the start of the season, but Cassidy didn't think it would be her. In a case of terrible timing, the actress found out it was her who would be meeting her end while traveling to a...

Katie Cassidy faced a tough moment in her career when she learned her character, Laurel Lance, also known as Black Canary, would be killed off on the CW show Arrow. She had been part of the series from the start, appearing in its first four seasons. The news came in 2016, catching her off guard just days before the episode was set to film.

She shared her feelings on Michael Rosenbaum’s podcast, Inside of You, saying, “I had to eat some humble pie when they killed me off that show. It was really hard.” Cassidy felt a mix of emotions—sadness, shock, and even anger.

She remembered being on a call with producers Greg Berlanti, Marc Guggenheim, and Andrew Kreisberg, who told her, “Listen, unfortunately I have to tell you you’re the one that’s in the grave.” That moment hit her hard, especially since she loved playing Laurel...

Katie Cassidy played Arrow's Laurel Lance and while her transformation into Black Canary was a little convoluted, fans embraced the character and weren't happy when she died in season 4.

That came as part of the big "Who's in the grave?" mystery that lasted right up until Damien Darhk killed Lauren in a moment that faced a significant amount of backlash at the time.

During an interview with Michael Rosenbaum, Cassidy reflected on being dropped from the series and initially not being concerned about Black Canary being in the grave when the season 4 premiere aired. However, things changed in the build to that year's New York Comic Con.

Arrow showrunners Marc Guggenheim and Wendy sent an email to the cast - shortly before they'd be filming the mystery character's death scene - and Cassidy recalled, "For whatever reason, my stomach just dropped. I immediately text Marc Guggenheim, who I adore,...

Katie Cassidy is sharing the true details behind initially getting fired from Arrow.

The 38-year-old actress, who played Laurel Lance in the series, made an appearance on Michael Rosenbaum‘s Inside of You podcast.

During the appearance, she discussed getting the official news back in October of 2015 that she was being let go from The CW series after four seasons.

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Katie said that she was roommates with The Flash‘s Danielle Panabaker at the time, who would try to speculate about who would be revealed as in the grave featured in the flash-forward at the end of Arrow‘s Season 4 premiere.

“She’s like, ‘Are you sure you’re not worried?’ I’m like, ‘No, it’s fine,’” Katie said.

Ahead of New York Comic Con weekend that year, the Arrow showrunners Marc Guggenheim and Wendy Mericle sent cast members an email before they...

Katie Cassidy’s self-described workplace motto — “Happy to be here, easy to work with!” — was nearly tested when she got the official word in October 2015 that she was being let go from The CW’s Arrow, four seasons in.

In the latest episode of Smallville alum Michael Rosenbaum’s Inside of You podcast (cued up above), Cassidy offers a new level of play-by-play detail about her unexpected ouster, recounting how she grew to suspect that “Laurel Lance” would be the answer to Season 4’s “Who’s in the grave?” mystery and then fast-tracking confirmation before heading to New York Comic Con.

Though "The Dark Knight" is obviously the more successful of the Christopher Nolan movies, and one of the 100 best movies of all time according by our standards, some believe it's not the best Batman movie Nolan made. That honor could go to "Batman Begins," a movie that feels more like a comic book movie than a James Bond story, a movie with fantastic production design that doesn't just look like New York City or Chicago. Instead, the film introduces Kowloon-inspired slum district of the Narrows that has become a big part of Batman mythos. "Batman Begins" also has one of the best Bat-suits in film and some incredible visuals in its recreations of all-time great scenes from Frank Miller's "Batman: Year One."

All right, we'll concede that Ra's al Ghul is not nearly as memorable a villain as Heath Ledger's Joker, but Liam Neeson's immortal antagonist is still menacing,...

The moment original Suits fans finally come to fruition as Harvey Spector appears in this week’s episode of Suits LA. With the studio trying to remove Lester Thompson’s name from his film, Ted and Erica play a game of good cop/bad cop to ensure it doesn’t happen. A wild chain of events leads Ted to jumpstart Lester’s murder trial early, but he reaches out to someone to help him ensure they can win the case.

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After discovering Samantha is trying to get Lester’s name off his upcoming movie, Erica and Ted head to meet with her on the issue. However, Samantha uses it as leverage because she knows that if they push the problem, his past...

Suits LA is improving by the episode as the spin-off looks to mirror familiar themes that made the original series, Suits, a hit among audiences, while still maintaining uniqueness. Where the flagship series introduced romance through a classic office meet-cute between Mike Ross (Patrick J. Adams) and Rachel Zane (Meghan Markle), the spin-off adopts a nuanced, layered approach. From Ted Black's (Stephen Amell) complicated history with Samantha (Rachelle Goulding) to Erica (Lex Scott Davis) and Rick's (Bryan Greenberg) charged bickering, romance is building up slowly in Suits LA. While Ted and Samantha seem to be done for good, Rick and Erica appear set up for a long-term love-hate dynamic that could potentially send sparks flying between them.

History is a huge part of the characters' lives in Suits LA. From Ted (Stephen Amell) revisiting his New York days to Stuart (Josh McDermitt) revisiting his professional relationship with Ted, history cannot be ignored. Apart from having worked in the same firm, Erica (Lex Scott Davis) and Rick (Bryan Greenberg) have a romantic history. The two used to be involved until they called it quits when professional competition became too stiff. But now that they don't work together anymore, is it time to dive back and explore what could have been? According to the logline below, the Lester (Kevin Weisman) case becomes more complicated in Suits LA Season 1 Episode 5. Meanwhile, romance is in the air, according to a sneak peek of the March 24 episode.

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Daredevil: Born Again is a superhero action crime and legal drama series created by Dario Scardapane, Matt Corman, and Chris Ord. Based on Marvel Comics, the Disney+ series is a continuation of the Netflix series, and it follows Matt Murdock, aka Daredevil, as he goes head-to-head once again with Wilson Fisk, the newly appointed Mayor of New York. Daredevil: Born Again stars Charlie Cox, Vincent D’Onofrio, Margarita Levieva, Deborah Ann Woll, Elden Henson, Wilson Bethel, Zabryna Guevara, Nikki M. James, Genneya Walton, Arty Froushan, Clark Johnson, Michael Gandolfini, Ayelet Zurer, Kamar de los Reyes, and Jon Bernthal. So, if you loved the brutal action, thrilling drama, and compelling characters in Daredevil: Born Again, here are some similar shows you should check out next.

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The following contains major spoilers from Suits LA Season 1, Episode 4, "Batman Returns," which debuted Sunday, March 16 on NBC.

Suits LA Season 1, Episode 4, "Batman Returns" is the episode viewers have been waiting for, because it involves the return of Harvey Specter. In that sense, the episode is worthwhile, because Gabriel Macht's presence immediately takes the NBC spinoff up a notch, and not just because Harvey is a legacy character. In other ways, this already much-publicized event creates more food for thought as the show's storylines are starting to come together.

"Batman Returns" centers around Ted Black and Erica Rollins having to face a new legal wrinkle in the Lester Thompson case: Lester's movie studio wants to bury his film, given all...

Suits LA creator Aaron Korsh clarifies the relationship between Rick and Erica, and how it varied from his original plan. The legal drama serves as a spinoff series of Korsh's successful USA Network show Suits, which ran nine seasons from 2011-19. Suits LA has a fresh cast of players and follows Stephen Amell's Ted Black as his law firm represents powerful LA clients, while also navigating personal and professional challenges. Two of the most prominent supporting characters include Rick and Erica, who were romantically involved before the events of the show.

Per TV Line, Korsh reveals that the duo were initially romantically involved, and the plan was to have them become a couple again at the end of the pilot. However, he explains that he made the change that would see them spend time deciding if they want to be an item again. He states that this is more...

Gabriel Macht reprises his role as Harvey Specter in Suits LA, appearing in flashback scenes that explore his early friendship with Ted Black, played by Stephen Amell. Macht’s return to the Suits universe brings back the high-powered attorney in a different light, offering a glimpse into his past and his dynamic with Ted.

In one flashback, Harvey and Ted play on a prosecutors’ league baseball team, where they debate which of them is more like Batman. During the exchange, Ted struggles with stress from his brother Eddie’s entanglement with Pellegrini, a known criminal. Later, at a bar, Harvey shares unsettling information about Pellegrini having an informant in Ted’s office, though he reassures his friend that there’s no immediate threat. The moment also settles their debate—Harvey declares himself Batman, leaving Ted as Robin.

Macht will appear in two additional episodes this season, set in the present day.

Spoiler Alert: The following reveals major plot points for tonight’s episode of NBC’s Suits LA, Batman Returns.

NBC’s Suits LA welcomed back Gabriel Macht as the dapper Harvey Specter in tonight’s episode, featuring in flashback scenes revealing his early friendship with spinoff lead Ted Black (Stephen Amell).

Harvey and Ted were on a baseball team together as part of the prosecutors’ league: the former played shortstop and the latter was the pitcher. In the scene, Ted pitches the ball and accidentally hits the batter on the shoulder. Ted’s longtime friend Kevin (Troy Winbush) is also there, and he’s the unfortunate umpire supervising Ted and Harvey who are getting into a heated discussion over the sloppy pitch and which one of the two is more like Batman.

Ted reveals to Harvey that his game is off because he’s stressing Pellegrini’s (Anthony Azizi) unannounced...

[Warning: The below contains Major spoilers for Suits LA Season 1 Episode 4 “Batman Returns.”] We’d heard about Harvey before this episode on the new NBC drama, but it’s in this one that we actually see Gabriel Macht as the lawyer he played on Suits for nine seasons. Macht appeared in the New York 2010 flashbacks with Ted (Stephen Amell). First, the crime boss Ted had been trying to put away, Pellegrini, walks into Ted’s brother Eddie’s (Carson A. Egan) workplace. “If you think that intimidation is going to stop me from putting you away, you have no idea who you’re dealing with,” Ted warned, but Pellegrini counters with, “If you think you’re putting me anywhere, you’re the one who doesn’t know what they’re dealing with,” before adding. “Shame about Billy Esposito. Terrible way to go. You two boys have yourselves a nice day.” Later, when Samantha (Rachelle Goulding) got home,...

Stephen Amell’s Ted Black is all set to welcome Harvey Specter (Gabriel Macht) for the first time in tonight’s episode of Suits LA, the LA-focused spinoff of the original Suits that circled the life of Harvey Specter and his associates from 2011 to 2019. SuitsLApremiered just last month on February 23, 2025. Three episodes from the first installment are already out and are currently available to stream on Crave. Thefourth episode will air on March 16, 2025, and is titled “Batman Returns” — teasing the return offan-favorite, hot-shot Manhattan lawyer, Harvey Specter.

On Sunday March 16 2025, NBC broadcasts Suits LA!

Batman Returns Season 1 Episode 4 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “Suits LA,” titled “Batman Returns,” promises to be filled with tension and drama. In this episode, Ted and Erica find themselves in a challenging situation as they take on Samantha. Their goal is to save Lester’s movie, but the stakes are high. The battle to protect the film may have serious consequences for Lester’s ongoing murder trial. The pressure is on, and viewers can expect intense courtroom scenes and strategic maneuvers as Ted and Erica navigate this tricky landscape.

Meanwhile, Rick faces his own challenges when a difficult actor gets arrested. To tackle this issue, he turns to Stuart for help. The dynamic between Rick and Stuart could lead to some interesting developments, as they work together to resolve the actor’s legal troubles. This subplot adds another layer of complexity to the episode,...

Suits LAshowrunner Aaron Korsh confirms one key storyline that was cut from the series.

Speaking to TV Line, Korsh was asked if he could give any inside scoop on the apparent sexual tension or romantic history that has been hinted at between Lex Scott Davis' Erica and Bryan Greenberg's Rick. "In the original pilot, we had that as a reveal that they used to be together," Korsh responded. "And they actually end up getting together again in the pilot. But I ended up cutting that scene because I felt like, in classic Suits fashion, it's better to have them yearning for each other than it is to have them being together. But basically, yes, they used to have a romantic relationship, they don’t anymore, and they're going to go through the process of deciding if they want to again or not."

The first episode of Suits LA, "Seven...

“Suits LA” continues to captivate audiences with its gripping storyline as Season 1 reaches Episode 5, titled “You’re on Your Own.” This episode promises to bring even more tension and drama as Ted and Amanda work tirelessly to keep Lester’s wife off the stand. The stakes are high, and the pressure is mounting as they navigate the tricky waters of legal strategy against a determined prosecutor.

Meanwhile, Kevin, Rick, and Erica find themselves caught in a web of complications as they uncover discrepancies in Lester’s story. Their investigation could change the course of the case, adding another layer of intrigue to an already intense situation. The dynamic between the characters is sure to keep viewers on the edge of their seats, as loyalty and truth are tested.

In a flashback, Ted’s efforts to balance his personal life with his Rico case create complications in his relationship with Samantha. This...

Suits LA is getting a visit from Gabriel Macht‘s Harvey in the March 16 episode, and promos have already shown him in flashbacks with Stephen Amell‘s Ted Black. Bryan Greenberg, when he stopped by TV Insider’s office recently, couldn’t say anything plot-wise about Macht’s episodes. However, he assured us, “I think the fans are going to love it. I think it’s great. He’s such an iconic character and so revered, and I’m so honored that he wanted to come back and play with us because he was happily retired, and I think he did that as a tribute to the fans and because of all the success that it had. When I met him on set, I was just like, ‘Hey, man, I wouldn’t be here without you. Thank you so much for all your hard work.’ And he is very gracious...

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The following contains major spoilers from Suits LA Season 1, Episode 3, "He Knew," which debuted Sunday, March 9 on NBC.

Suits LA Season 1, Episode 3, "He Knew" connects some big dots in regards to Ted Black's past. However, the NBC spinoff is still struggling to make audiences care about Ted in the present. This episode certainly gives series star Stephen Amell a lot to play with emotionally, but most of those reveals don't resonate the way that they could.

"He Knew" mostly focuses on the fact that Ted's client Lester Thompson knew that his wife was sleeping with his producing partner, but the true pop in that storyline comes from the guest actors. Meanwhile, audiences learn more about Ted's relationship with ex-best friend Stuart Lane, and...

Papa Mars, you scandalize us!

On this Sunday’s Suits LA (NBC, 9/8c), Veronica Mars vet Enrico Colantoni guest-stars as himself, and he needs the legal help of entertainment attorney Rick Dodson (played Bryan Greenberg) in TVLine’s exclusive sneak peek.

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Gabriel Macht is returning to the Suits world in an upcoming arc on Suits LA!

The 53-year-old actor will reprise his role as Harvey Spector in a three-episode arc on the new NBC series and a first look has been revealed.

In the first video teaser at his appearance, we see Harvey and Ted Black (Stephen Amell) meeting for the first time in flashback sequence.

Keep reading to find out more…

If you haven’t been watching Suits LA, the series goes back and forth between the past and the present, showing how the past has shaped the lawyer/man Ted Black is in the present.

The clip shows Harvey and Ted meeting at a bar, along with Ted’s brother, where he orders them all a round of whiskey drinks.

Gabriel‘s first appearance will take place on the upcoming episode airing This Sunday (March 16).

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Rarely do shows become even bigger after their original run, but Suits has enjoyed such success. The legal drama series received an immense surge in popularity after it became available for streaming on Netflix and Peacock. Data from Nielsen reveals that the New York-set show was watched for a total of57.7 billion minutes on Netflix in 2023, making it the most-streamed series that year. As expected, NBCUniversal began thinking of expansion. The studio developed a new spin-off series, titled Suits LA, starring Stephen Amell (better known for his work in Arrow), which is currently airing.

Regrettably, Suits LA hasn’t been a major hit with critics. The offshoot currently has a 37% Rotten Tomatoes score, while the parent had 91%. That’s something to worry about, but things can always change. A few characters from the original are rumored to show up down the line, so the quality might improve. In the meantime,...

One of the most hotly anticipated shows of 2025 was the arrival of Suits LA, a spinoff of the hugely successful 2011 legal drama, Suits. The excitement surrounding the show was only further heightened with the announcement that original star, Gabriel Macht, would reprise his role as New York lawyer, Harvey Specter. The role on the USA Network show was one that helped bring Macht to prominence. Suits' success on the network has been translated into streaming in recent years, as the show made a comeback on Netflix, leading to the current spinoff led by Stephen Amell. Ahead of his guest appearance on the show, Macht issued a vote of confidence on the spinoff amid a symbolic passing of the torch.

In Sunday's episode of Suits LA, titled, "He Knew," and while Ted Black (Stephen Amell) and Kevin (Troy Winbush) try to ensure that their client, Lester (Kevin Weisman), doesn't end up behind bars for a crime he may or may not have committed. The entire scene at Ted's firm, Black & Associates, seemed like a scene straight out of Entourage with the number of celebrities coming in and out. The pilot episode of the spinoff already featured the late John Amosplaying a fictionalized version of himself. This Sunday's episode brought in two more recognizable faces in The Officealum Brian Baumgartner and comedian Patton Oswalt, with the story putting Lex Scott Davis' Erica Rollins right in the middle of the story.

The murder trial is taking a toll on Ted as more damning evidence comes out against his client. As a result of the trial, Erica takes on a few more clients, including surprise appearances from Brian Baumgarner and Patton Oswalt, who play themselves, and with Leah’s help, she woes them. Stuart and Ted’s battle continues as he gets shocking news about who is in charge of his father’s will. Episode 3 moves some essential pieces forward as we head for the big trial, and we recap everything that happened in Suits LA Season 1, Episode 3.

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Wrestling has always been a bit controversial, and controversy has become part and parcel of the sport today. While protecting one’s legacy is of utmost importance, the way it is done sometimes ends up drawing the ire of fans. Recently, WWE legend Edge made headlines for how he avoided a pin fall loss, drawing comparisons to Dwayne Johnson’s infamous no-lose contract.

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Moreover, Edge’s latest maneuver has fans debating whether he made a smart move, even drawing comparisons to Hulk Hogan. Well, let’s take a look at the said event and whether or not fans stand correct in their assessment.

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Stephen Amell's Ted Black has, from the very first episode of the show, had his plate filled with varying degrees of betrayal in Suits LA. The show's latest episode sort to liven up the mood around Black's entertainment firm, as they rolled out the guest stars with The Officealum Brian Baumgartner and Patton Oswalt both playing fictionalized versions of themselves. When Suits LA returns next week, we will see the most highly anticipated guest star appearance of the show so far. Gabriel Macht is finally returning to the world of Suits as Harvey Specter. A newly released teaser trailer and first-look photo have given fans their clearest image of Harvey's return so far.

The following contains major spoilers from Suits LA Season 1, Episode 3, "He Knew," which debuted Sunday, March 9 on NBC.

Suits LA took its biggest step into Hollywood in Season 1, Episode 3, "He Knew," when The Office star Brian Baumgartner showed up at Black & Associates with a huge request: to meet Tom Hanks. Fictional Brian was determined to become an Oscar-winning dramatic actor. But instead of meeting the Cast Away icon, he was instead introduced to Patton Oswalt -- and that's when the episode took a hilarious turn.

Baumgartner and Oswalt joined Cbr to talk about the wild argument they had in Suits LA, and how much fun it was for them to play. They discussed what it was like to play fictional versions of themselves, and if they'd want to come back for another round. Plus. Brian addressed the comments that his scripted self made about his beloved The Office character Kevin Malone.

When Is Harvey Specter Returning To Suits LA? (Photo Credit – JioHotstar)

Suits LA has been making headlines since it was first announced. The show, a spin-off of Suits starring Gabriel Macht in the lead, premiered to mixed reviews. So far, three episodes have aired, and fans are still warming up to its newness. Suits LA is led by Stephen Amell, who plays Ted Black.

Following the news of Suits characters reprising their roles, Harvey Specter is finally making a comeback! The character, played by Gabriel Macht in the original show, is a tough-as-nails lawyer with a few quirks of his own. Macht has been away from the limelight since Suits completed airing. His reprisal of Harvey Specter is undoubtedly a treat for the fans of the original cast and story.

What Is Harvey Specter’s Role In Suits La?

Harvey Specter will appear in episode 4 of Suits LA, titled “Batman Returns.