Korsh, who had been relatively silent on the matter, seemed to pour cold water on fans' hopes of a reboot or revival of the beloved series and its iconic characters. He chose to respond to questions regarding the show's future on the platform formerly known as Twitter, now called X.
On a Sunday, he candidly declared, "Let me say right off that there is no #Suits reboot or anything in the works." He went on to explain the conditions required for such a project, stating, "A strike would have to end, some network or streaming service would have to express interest, and then there would need to be a collective desire to proceed. Which is no small feat…"
The original series, which initially premiered in 2011 and concluded in 2019, has experienced a resurgence in popularity on Netflix four years later. This resurgence has fueled speculation about the show's potential return, particularly given Meghan Markle's new project with the same streaming network.
In response to this news, one fan expressed their personal preference against a reboot or any new content, stating, "I personally would prefer no reboot or anything of the sort. The show concluded where it needed to, and I am very satisfied with its ending. All too often, finales or last seasons tarnish what was once a great series, but 'Suits' was wonderful and wrapped up its storyline beautifully. Very few reboots ever truly succeed.
