 Suits may have ended more than four years ago, but it's currently one of the biggest shows in the USA thanks to its new home. The legal drama has had a resurgence after Netflix purchased the rights, and people can't seem to get enough. It arrived on the US version of Netflix on June 17, and on the following week it was viewed for 3.1 billion minutes. The impressive figure is a Neilsen streaming chart record for an acquired title. Executive producer of the show, Gene Klein, has revealed that its unexpected second life could lead to a reboot. 'You know, I've mentioned to Aaron [Korsh, creator/showrunner] that I keep, in this era of reboots and reunions and all this other stuff, that I'm expecting a call at some point. But I'm not aware of any serious conversations,' he explained. 'It's just one of those things where, in this day and age, you wouldn't be surprised if somebody called you someday. But so far, nothing that I'm aware of.' Meghan Markle played Rachel Zane who had an on/off relationship with Patrick J. Adams's Michael Ross (Picture: Nigel Parry/USA Network/NBCU Photo Bank/NBCUniversal via Getty Images) One of the lead characters Rachel Zane, was played by Duchess of Sussex, Meghan Markle. Unless you've been living under a rock you're probably aware that the actor's life drastically changed when she fell in love with Prince Harry, eventually marrying him in 2018. Gene isn't too hopeful she'll be able to reprise her role if a reboot was to happen. 'I would assume that's just not possible,' he concluded to TVLine. He was also realistic about the difficulties that would come if they did attempt to reunite the rest of the star cast, which also included Gabriel Macht as Harvey Specter and Patrick J. Adams as Michael Ross. Gene is 'expecting a call' (Picture: Randy Shropshire/SYFY/NBCU Photo Bank/NBCUniversal via Getty Images) 'As you might remember, it was a complicated){kind=link}
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Suits may have ended more than four years ago, but it’s currently one of the biggest shows in the USA thanks to its new home.
The legal drama has had a resurgence after Netflix purchased the rights, and people can’t seem to get enough.
It arrived on the US version of Netflix on June 17, and on the following week it was viewed for 3.1 billion minutes. The impressive figure is a Neilsen streaming chart record for an acquired title.
Executive producer of the show, Gene Klein, has revealed that its unexpected second life could lead to a reboot.