The first eight seasons of led of 2023, which was enough to not only inspire a based upon the
USA Network series but a brand new show, too. That is to say, the ninth season is also available to stream on Peacock, but that’s not enough for viewers. NBCUniversal saw the promising writing on the wall, which led to a recent greenlighting of . That’s the power of
Netflix resurrection, streaming, and curiosity about (who of course portrayed Rachel) for you. The new series will arrive for NBC, however, and surely the show will also stream on Peacock. However, many questions remain to be answered before suiting-up time, and thus far, some answers are beginning to surface. Plot This spin off was perhaps inevitable, given the ongoing success of the shows along with more on the way from the realm. As with the latter, is swapping locations (NYC to LA). Will California-based have a breezier vibe? We’ll have to wait and see, but the actual action will be filmed in Vancouver, which is fine because the New York-based series was filmed in
Toronto. The pilot episode has been fast tracked, and ideally, a full-season order will come soon. The really good news is that this “extension” will come from original creator and writer Aaron Korsh. Let’s do the logline thing: Ted Black, a former federal prosecutor from
New York, has reinvented himself representing the most powerful clients in Los Angeles. His firm is at a crisis point, and in order to survive he must embrace a role he held in contempt his entire career. Ted is surrounded by a stellar group of characters who test their loyalties to both Ted and each other while they can’t help but mix their personal and professional lives. All of this is going on while events from years ago slowly unravel that led Ted to leave behind everything and everyone he loved. Thus far, Ted Black will be portrayed (from Starz’ recently cancelled ), (Eugene from ) will be on hand as Stuart Lane, the old pal that helps form Black Lane Law. Together, they will conquer the worlds of entertainment and criminal law. Obviously,
Los Angeles will be a good place to do both. NBCUniversal has not even slightly confirmed that any original characters will return for the new shot. However, the former cast did reunite for both a
Super Bowl spot and the
Golden Globes, so anything is possible. Harvey could always be on-call to mentor for crisis planning, and Patrick J. Adams — who might be busy with his before too long — has made it known that he is ready and willing to re-suit, : “If I got the phone call, I’d be ready to suit up again. I loved the show, I loved the character and I loved working with all these people.” Make it happen. Cast We do know for sure that
Meghan Markle won’t pop up as Rachel unless she somehow has a change of heart about revisiting acting. As mentioned already, Stephen Amell will portray Ted Black, and he will be joined as Josh McDermitt with Lex Scott Davis ( ) as the leading lady. The pilot has been held out as featuring an entirely new cast, although seriously, no one would be mad to see Gabriel Macht and Patrick J. Adams (as well as Gina Torres and Sarah Rafferty) make a cameo appearance. Release Date
NBC will likely want to get this baby out the door as quick as possible, so look for a late 2024 debut if the pilot goes well.
trailer There’s no way that a trailer would exist without any footage, so please relive Mike deciding that he’s already in “love” with Rachel upon their first meeting.