‘Suits: LA’ Canceled After One Season

NBCUniversal has officially pulled the plug on Suits: LA after just one season, citing underwhelming ratings and lukewarm reception despite high hopes to expand the original series' success.

FlipFileZone - MAY 10, 2025

In a surprising yet not entirely unexpected move, NBCUniversal has canceled Suits: LA after only one season. The spin-off series, which aimed to carry forward the legal drama legacy of the original Suits, struggled to find its footing with both critics and audiences.

‘Suits: LA’ starred Stephen Amell as Ted Black, a former federal prosecutor starting over at a prestigious Los Angeles law firm. The show attempted to differentiate itself with a grittier West Coast vibe and a more personal, character-driven narrative. However, despite a strong brand name and initial buzz, it couldn’t replicate the cultural or ratings success of its predecessor.

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According to insiders, viewership declined steadily after the pilot episode, and social media engagement remained modest. Critics pointed to the lack of sharp writing and compelling character dynamics as reasons for the show's quick demise. While NBCUniversal invested in promoting the show, including pushing it to streaming on Peacock, it ultimately didn’t meet expectations.

The cancellation marks a pause in the Suits universe’s expansion, though producers haven’t ruled out exploring future spin-offs or revival options given the original show’s enduring popularity on streaming platforms like Netflix.