A Suits Spinoff Is in the Offing @USA_Network

USA has greenlit the Suits spinoff which stars Gina Torres (Jessica Pearson) and will feature the character as a Chicago politician. Aaron Korsh and Daniel Arkin will write and executive produce; Ms. Torres will also be an executive producer on the show.

     
Suits itself will return for an eighth season, although without Patrick J. Adams (Mike Ross), the now iconic character on whom the first 7 seasons of the show centered. Also gone is (of course) Meghan Markle (Rachel Zane), who will have a much bigger part to play on the world stage. Starting in May, she will be the wife of Harry, younger son of Charles, Prince of Wales and the late Princess Diana.                                                                                                                                                                 

More here from Variety.

"Suits" Spinoff Will Star Gina Torres In a Series Set In Chicago @Suits_USA

From The Hollywood Reporter: USA Network is planning a Suits spinoff to star Gina Torres, who plays Jessica Pearson in the current series. The pilot for the possible series will air as Suita' season 7 finale and debut in spring of 2018. The Pearson character will move to Chicago and start a new life in politics, which will propel the stories in this new series. More here from International Business Times.

USA Network Will Bring Us Another Season of "Suits" and a New Drama, "Eyewitness," This Fall

From the Hollywood Reporter: USA Network's Suits will return for a seventh season,  and the network will slot the new crime drama Eyewitness in on Sundays this fall.

Resume Fraud and "Suits," the Series

Lorraine Duffy Merkl writes about puffing your experience, resume fraud, and the tv series Suits here, for the New York Observer.

What's Coming Up on "Suits"

A discussion between the creator of legal drama Suits Aaron Korsh and The Hollywood Reporter about the upcoming plot twists on the show, including Mike's trial.  More about Suits here.

Amazing Guys In "Suits"

Math professor and guest blogger Ed Aboufadel explains the math behind an amazing client save on the show "Suits."

Part 2 here.