NBC has officially canceled the legal drama spinoff ‘Suits LA’ after just one season. The series, which starred Stephen Amell as entertainment lawyer Ted Black, was set in Los Angeles and followed a new cast of lawyers navigating personal and professional challenges. Despite the original ‘Suits’ series gaining popularity on Netflix in 2023, ‘Suits LA’ failed to replicate that success, averaging only 2.35 million viewers and receiving poor reviews for its writing, characters, and plot coherence. Critics and fans expressed disappointment, citing weak character development and unengaging storylines. The show’s cancellation was confirmed ahead of its May 18 season finale, which will now serve as the series finale. Fans had hoped for a second season, but NBC cited low ratings and the network’s focus on NBA coverage as reasons for the decision. The series was created by Aaron Korsh and featured appearances from original ‘Suits’ cast members like Gabriel Macht and Rick Hoffman, but it did not resonate with the audience. Many viewers criticized the show for its lack of chemistry, poor character likability, and confusing plot structure. Despite some fans advocating for Netflix or other streaming platforms to pick up the series, it remains canceled, marking the end of ‘Suits LA’ after its brief run.