This show feels oddly familiar, like something I've seen before that started with promise but quickly lost its appeal. Unfortunately, I just don't feel invested in it. The original Suits had a unique charm, drawing us in with its engaging hooks. This series, however, misses the mark completely. The casting feels off, and where's the wit and charm? It's hard to find any here. The characters come off as cold and superficial, and while the acting is passable and the story could be interesting, there's no emotional connection to keep me watching. It feels like the only reason people are tuning in is because they're hoping for a Suits-like experience, but it's clear that something crucial is missing. Honestly, if you're not going to capture the essence of Suits, maybe it's time to rethink the title. Change it to something more fitting, like Attorneys in LA or LA Legal-but don't call it Suits. That show had a magnetic quality that this one just doesn't replicate. I'll always love the original, and I hoped this series could bring something fresh to the table, but that's just not happening here. This series seems destined for mediocrity, a short-lived run that will fade into obscurity. I wish I had better news I LOVE the show Suits always will and only wish some new version of that same dynamic could make its way into my next favorite series. I believe the formula for a successful show often includes a compelling hook, and one of the best examples of this was the character who could remember everything they ever read-pure genius. A concept like this would've done wonders for this series. The lead character, exuding a level of masculinity that borders on toxic, was a perfect fit for the show's dynamic. What truly brought the show to life, though, was the redheaded assistant-so intelligent, she could easily run the entire operation. Her chemistry with the lead character was electric, adding depth to their interactions. Then, there's the wildcard attorney-eccentric, with a love for mud baths and an oddball personality. Though he could be fiery, he had a charming, lovable side that balanced out his quirks. The "princess" character was another standout, offering more than just beauty-her potential for unexpected twists made her fascinating from the very start. The writing was sharp and witty, with fast-paced editing that kept the energy high. But Suits LA , Unfortunately, despite many of the right elements, the show just doesn't quite hit the mark. It feels like another series that will fade into obscurity. As a viewer, I can't help but think, "This should be better," but for now, I'll have to switch it off.

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