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Four years after the wildly popular USA series Suits came to an end, a new show set in the same universe with creator Aaron Korsh at the helm is in the early stages of development at NBCUniversal, a source confirms to E! News.
The forthcoming project will not serve as a revival, reboot, or spinoff, per Deadline, but will instead feature a brand-new cast of characters at their own firm in a completely different location.
The legal dramedy, which starred Gabriel Macht, Patrick J. Adams, Meghan Markle, Rick Hoffman, Sarah Rafferty and Gina Torres, ran for nine seasons until September 2019.
As a brief refresher: Suits followed Mike (Adams), a college dropout who despite not attending law school, uses his photographic memory and keen skills to snag a job at a prestigious New York City law firm, of which Harvey (Macht) serves as partner. The successful run led to a 2019 short-lived spinoff Pearson, which followed Jessica Pearson (Torres) as she ventured into the world of politics in Chicago.
The development of the new series comes after Suits broke a streaming record for acquired programming, with viewers jumping on the case after the show was made available for streaming on both Netflix and Peacock.
So, while you binge-watch the TV drama in preparation for what's next, keep reading for all the secrets on Suits you didn't know existed.
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