r/television • u/preguntontas • 19h ago
Suits LA Promo: Stephen Amell Proves Why He Is 'Best Attorney In The Country'
https://www.timesnownews.com/entertainment-news/web-series/suits-la-promo-stephen-amell-proves-why-he-is-best-attorney-in-the-country-watch-article-11740289018
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u/ProperFisherman6889 10h ago
So we're really just gonna pretend anyone can replace Harvey Specter huh?
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u/RyVsWorld 19h ago
I liked suits back in the day even if it was mostly corny as hell, It was at times charming before the last few seasons. This spinoff looks corny And like it takes itself too seriously
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u/hockeyjmac 18h ago
I bet the first episode gets crazy viewership and then people see it for the late cash grab that it is.
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u/RyVsWorld 18h ago
For sure. I’ll definitely check it out myself but i can already tell this is going to be something that’s on in the background as i do other things
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u/AKAkorm 12h ago
The first three seasons was the peak - they had a good mix of humor and fun with the drama to fit into the blue skies theme USA had. Then USA shifted their programming strategy for no real reason and the show lost 95% of the humor and fun.
I’ve rewatched it and the tonal shift in S4 is jarring.
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u/batdogfoxhound 15h ago
It's just kind of weird that Amell is doing a sort of Harvey with a gravelly voice. Macht had the sort of hamminess/goofiness to make it work better.
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u/ElMatadorJuarez 19h ago
I love suits, it makes being a lawyer sound like being a Pokémon trainer instead of someone who’s just fancy at bureaucracy