Season 4.5 of the USA Network fan-favorite series “Suits” ended on a high note. Not only are Mike Ross (Patrick J. Adams) and Rachel Zane (Meghan Markle) now happily engaged, the March 4th finale hit a season high in live +7 in the key demos P18-49 (1.6MM) and P25-54 (1.8MM), and drew 3.4MM total viewers according to Nielsen. Overall, the second half of the dynamic 4th season drew an additional 1.6MM video-on-demand transactions according to Rentrak, pushing SUITS to a combined total audience of 5MM.
In the season finale, Pearson Specter Litt has scored a hard-fought victory – enemies have been neutralized, and the SEC investigation has been put to rest. But the fight has left the firm shaken. Although she avoided jail time, Harvey’s (Gabriel Macht) secretary Donna (Sarah Rafferty) has left him after more than a decade working together. Adding insult to injury, she’s gone to work for Harvey’s long-time rival Louis (Rick Hoffman), while Jessica (Gina Torres) acclimates to life without Jeff Malone (guest star, D.B. Woodside).
The series will soon go into production on a fifth season, scheduled to premiere this June. Fans can catch up on previous seasons on Amazon Prime and be immersed in all things “Suits” at www.usanetwork.com/SUITS.
From Universal Cable Productions, “Suits” was created and is executive produced by Aaron Korsh (“The Deep End”). Doug Liman (“Covert Affairs,” ”The Bourne Trilogy,” “Mr. & Mrs. Smith”), David Bartis (“Covert Affairs,” “The O.C.”) and Gene Klein (“Covert Affairs”) of Hypnotic, as well as Anton Cropper (“Fairly Legal”), Daniel Arkin (“90210”) and Chris Downey (“King & Maxwell,” “Leverage”) serve as executive producers. Rick Muirragui (“Men of a Certain Age,” “The Good Guys”) serves as co-executive producer. Seasons one through three of “Suits” can be found on Amazon Prime, while fans can catch up on the fourth season via video-on-demand.
