Tarvoldtheviking

Suits LA is a basic carbon copy of Suits but with replaced, boring characters with little charisma. Nothing orginal & nothing interesting because the characters have such similar traits that makes it feel tired. If you've ever watched a series where it's gone past it's used by date that's exactly what S1E1 feels like. The comedy & character interaction (Harvey/Louis/Mike) is completely missing not to mention the whole 'Mike is a fraud' angle that started the original Suits premise in the first place. Suits LA needed something like that to get you hooked, instead all you got is lawyer ego & fighting that got so dull in the later series of Suits.

Suits LA pilot didn't even have any celebrity clients that you'd expect for a LA based lawyer firm. Surely there's a celebrity fan of Suits who'd have done a cameo?

Watched the pilot, won't be bothering to watch anymore episodes.

Not sure why Scott decided to make a film about an unknown duel from over 600 years ago but the result is overly long & dull.

Making a film with an uninteresting story from three different perspectives doesn't make it any more interesting. Add to that none of the characters are likeable even if the acting is on the whole good. A few short battle scenes add a little bit of interest & of course there's the duel but other than that it's lots of dialogue going over the same ground three times. Ben Affleck is miscast & dissapointing. Do yourself a favour and save two and half hours or watch something else.

This episode is like a one off special or could even have been S1 E1 of Ballard.

There's basically no link to the previous 7 episodes of this season.

Especially strange as they didn't know when filming it that it would be the last ever Bosch.

It also felt really rushed as the story could have filled a whole season identifying & chasing a suspect. But instead it was like a fast investigation where everything fell into place too easily especially for a previously cold case.

Such a shame that such a great series ended on such a flat note.

Hopefully Bosch features as more than just a cameo in Ballard for a proper send off.