In case you forgot the news that Suits will now air Tuesdays after Covert Affairs when the shows return July 16, USA is going to remind you with a promo featuring Suits‘ Gabriel Macht and Patrick Adams beginning Monday night. We’ve got your first look below. READ FULL STORY »
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Apr 25
2013
09:22 AM ET
Apr 3
2013
01:26 PM ET
USA announces summer premiere dates for 'Suits,' 'Covert Affairs,' 'Burn Notice,' more
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USA, the blue sky network, has announced premiere dates for its summer shows. Burn Notice returns first on June 6, followed that night by the debut of Graceland, the new drama from White Collar creator Jeff Eastin centered on undercover agents from the FBI, DEA and US Customs living and working under one roof. Royal Pains and Necessary Roughness launch their new seasons on June 12, while Covert Affairs and Suits follow on July 16.
A new reality show, Summer Camp, which has 16 adults competing in “over-the-top competitions inspired by classic camp games,” will premiere in July.
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Feb 21
2013
11:00 PM ET
'Suits' season 2 finale postmortem: Creator Aaron Korsh talks that scene you just rewound (and what's next)
Image Credit: Christos Kalohoridis/USA Network
Spoiler alert! If you haven’t watched Suits‘ season 2 finale, stop reading now. Creator Aaron Korsh talks key scenes below, including the one fans of Mike (Patrick J. Adams) and Rachel (Meghan Markle) will be talking about until the show returns this summer. READ FULL STORY »
Feb 21
2013
04:14 PM ET
'Suits' creator Aaron Korsh teases tonight's season finale
Image Credit: Christos Kalohoridis/USA Network
Tonight’s Suits season 2 finale (USA, 10 p.m. ET) is simply titled “War,” and the battle gets ugly as Harvey (Gabriel Macht) and Jessica (Gina Torres) seriously clash over her plan to merge the firm with Edward Darby’s (Game of Thrones‘ Conleth Hill). ”We’ve seen flashes of Jessica’s steeliness over the years,” creator Aaron Korsh says, “but we’ve never seen it against Harvey.” As they maneuver, Mike (Patrick J. Adams) unwillingly gets caught in the crossfire. “He doesn’t want to choose sides, but he’s going to be forced to,” Korsh says.
In last week’s episode, Louis (Rick Hoffman) lied to Rachel (Megan Markle) about the real reason she didn’t get into Harvard, blaming his past with Sheila (Rachael Harris) instead of her inability to compete to spare Rachel’s feelings. “That is gonna come back to haunt both Louis and Mike, and lead to a confrontation between Mike and Rachel that threatens to derail the progress they’ve made in the back six episodes,” Korsh says. READ FULL STORY »
Jan 25
2013
02:55 AM ET
'Suits' postmortem: Rick Hoffman talks key Louis scenes in 'Blood in the Water'
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Spoiler alert! If you haven’t seen this week’s episode of Suits, stop reading now. With Pearson Hardman losing clients and associates, Jessica (Gina Torres) wanted to institute a Louis Litt Rehabilitation program while Harvey (Gabriel Macht) essentially told Louis (Rick Hoffman) he was dead to him. We asked Hoffman to take us inside the key scenes that determined Louis’ fate at the firm. READ FULL STORY »
Jan 24
2013
06:00 PM ET
'Suits' star Rick Hoffman on tonight's episode: 'Louis really gets what I think he deserves'
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Rick Hoffman is still surprised that self-saboteur sometimes-villain Louis Litt has become a fan favorite on USA’s Suits. “I was with my girlfriend in the mall here in Toronto, and we couldn’t get out of there for four hours because people kept coming up and saying such nice things about the show,” he says. “I just think that they’re, like, tricking me, and they’re gonna punch me in the face. It’s insane.” But it’s because fans have grown so invested in Louis’ rehabilitation that tonight’s episode (USA, 10 p.m. ET) is such an emotional rollercoaster. Harvey lashes out at Louis as the firm’s losing clients and associates are being poached. “This is what’s so great about the writers: Before these six episodes started, Louis was in Siberia and no one would want to talk to him, including myself — I get so heartbroken when I read that he does these things,” Hoffman says. “The first episode back was Louis’ bumbling relationship with Sheila Sazs [Rachael Harris], which is light and fun and it gives that side to Louis. And then here comes the real heavy blow with Harvey, where Louis really gets what I think he deserves.” READ FULL STORY »
Jan 17
2013
12:26 PM ET
'Suits' star Patrick J. Adams talks tension and 'tear up' moments as show returns
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Tonight, Suits returns to USA (10 p.m. ET) with the first of six new episodes. The last we saw of brilliant-but-fake associate Mike Ross (Patrick J. Adams), he was grieving the loss of his beloved Grammy, and he’d rallied to help top closer Harvey Specter (Gabriel Macht) and managing partner Jessica Pearson (Gina Torres) oust Daniel Hardman (David Costabile) from the law firm Pearson Hardman. But he was making a string of bad choices in his personal life including smoking pot again, and sleeping with his married ex Tess (Elisabeth Hower). His will-they-or-won’t-they love interest Rachel (Meghan Markle), the firm’s top paralegal, spotted Tess when she showed up at Mike’s door to be his shoulder to cry on/have sex with. The entire series has been On Demand encouraging new fans to catch up with a marathon, and judging from Adams’ Twitter mentions, it’s been working. “As soon as people get to that last episode, they’re just like, ‘Dude, how can you screw this up so bad, over and over again?’” Adams says, laughing. “People are really frustrated with him and his inability to do what everybody thinks he should be doing.” Where does Mike go from here? Here’s what Adams has to say.
ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY: The first two episodes back establish that Pearson Hardman is still at war, only now the attack is coming from outside the firm, and that Mike needs to get his s— together. There are some really tense scenes between Mike and Harvey. What was that like for you and Gabriel?
We have a lot of fun together, no matter what. So it was fun for us to take it more in that direction. Usually our serious scenes have been with other people, and now we really got to get into some darker stuff together, and we enjoyed that. That’s going to be a continuing theme through these six episodes. Harvey is under a lot of pressure, and Mike is dealing with a lot of pressure, and eventually that sort of snaps. Without saying too much, there are gonna be a couple of situations where they get very, very frustrated with each other. We’ve seen Mike trying to figure out what kind of person he wants to be, and what kind of lawyer he wants to be — a lot of that’s gonna come to a head, especially as Harvey is very stubbornly refusing to accept the reality that Pearson Hardman is in serious trouble. He’s standing in the way of making that better. Toward the end of these six episodes, you’re going to see a different Mike and Harvey. As they mature and become the different people that they are, that mentorship is gonna go from just being a bromance where they get along and have a great time, to where they really have different ways of doing things. I think we really leave the season in an interesting place. READ FULL STORY »
Jan 11
2013
01:34 PM ET
'Suits' creator Aaron Korsh previews show's return
Image Credit: Christos Kalohoridis/USA Network
USA’s summer hit Suits returns for season 2.5 on Jan. 17 (10 p.m. ET), and while the series’ entire 21-episode run remains On Demand for your marathoning pleasure — that’s what’s the weekend/flu are for — we spoke to creator Aaron Korsh for a look at what’s ahead.
• The first two episodes back are about Mike (Patrick J. Adams) and Louis (Rick Hoffman) dealing with the consequences of their actions. Spoiler alert for the newcomers: When we last saw Pearson Hardman law firm’s brilliant-albeit-fake associate Mike, he was using sex with a married ex, Tess, to comfort himself after the loss of his beloved Grammy. His will-they-or-won’t-they love interest Rachel (Meghan Markle), the firm’s top paralegal, showed up at his apartment to be his shoulder to sleep with and saw Tess wearing a sheet. “Mike has taken the week off, and now he’s gotta go back and face the music of what happened at that door,” Korsh says. “He’s chosen to sleep with a married woman. He’s started smoking pot again. So he’s a little off-kilter, and he’s trying to get back and get his s— together, and he gets hit with this case that hits him on a personal level and maybe makes him [make more bad choices].” In short, neither Rachel nor Harvey will be all that happy with him, though Korsh will say Rachel and Mike “come a really long way” by the time the season ends. READ FULL STORY »
Dec 6
2012
11:00 AM ET
Best of 2012: From 'Bachelorette' to Fox News and 'Revenge' -- The fights of the year
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Whether TV’s feistiest figures were slapping each other down with words or fists, there was plenty of strife to go around this year. Below, we reminisce fondly over all the boob slapping, bare knuckle boxing, Bachelorette beatdowns, and more. READ FULL STORY »
Oct 31
2012
08:58 PM ET
USA announces winter premiere dates for 'White Collar,' 'Suits,' 'Necessary Roughness'; 'Common Law' canceled
USA Network favorites White Collar, Suits, and Necessary Roughness are all set to return in January, the network announced Wednesday. One that won’t be coming back? Newcomer Common Law, which USA has canceled. Ted Linhart, USA’s SVP of research tweeted the news Wednesday afternoon: “I can confirm to those who have asked that we are not renewing Common Law. Thanks to all the fans who watched and expressed their support.”
Matt Bomer returns as ex-con-gone-good Neal Caffrey to White Collar in its winter premiere on Tuesday, Jan. 22, 2013 at 10 p.m. for six episodes. Popular law drama Suits starts its next six-episode run on Jan. 17, 2013 at 10 p.m. to round out its second season on USA. And sophomore drama about sports psychologist Callie Thorne, Necessary Roughness, hits the field on Jan. 23, 2013 at 10 p.m.
Oct 12
2012
04:28 PM ET
'Suits' renewed for third season
Image Credit: Christos Kalohoridis/USA Network
USA has ordered a 16-episode third season of its legal drama Suits, last summer’s top cable show among adults 18-49. The series, which hit a season high when 6.5 million viewers tuned in for August’s summer finale, resumes its sophomore season in January with six new episodes.
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Aug 23
2012
11:00 PM ET
'Suits' creator talks the summer finale twists -- and where we're headed
Image Credit: Christos Kalohoridis/USA Network
SPOILER ALERT! If you haven’t watched tonight’s summer finale of Suits, stop reading now. Creator Aaron Korsh takes us inside the hour — and teases what’s to come when new episodes resume in January. READ FULL STORY »
Aug 23
2012
01:46 PM ET
'Suits' creator Aaron Korsh previews tonight's summer finale (and talks 'the other time')
Image Credit: Christos Kalohoridis/USA Network
If Suits fans were shocked by the death of Mike’s Grammy in last week’s episode, they won’t want to miss tonight’s summer finale (USA, 10 p.m. ET), which has more than one surprise in store as Mike deals with the loss and the battle for control of the firm comes to a climax. Here, creator Aaron Korsh offers a few teases.
ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY: How long ago did you decide to kill off Grammy?
AARON KORSH: I came up with that when I was writing the pilot. In the first season, what I wanted in the finale was for Mike to get high and for Grammy to die. It turns out we moved up Mike getting high to the second episode (Laughs) and we never got to Grammy dying. The reason I had always wanted to do it was the grandmother character is based on my grandmother to some degree, who died when I was about 30 or 31. It was heartbreaking for me, but it is something that you go through, and it changes you. It’s a moving thing for the audience, but it’s a natural part of life and Mike has to go through it. READ FULL STORY »
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