Where to Watch Suits LA: Premiere Date, Streaming Services, & More

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Who doesn't love a spinoff? Especially one that has a nostalgia component (remember basic cable?). Especially one plays the ol' New York vs. Los Angeles game. If you were a fan of the legal drama Suits, then you're going to want to ditch the power suit, grab the sunnies, and tune into Suits LA. The spinoff kicks off on NBC on Sunday, Feb. 23, at 9/8c, so read on to find out how to watch it each week.

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Suits LA is the latest brainchild of original creator Aaron Korsh. It's not a reboot, and it's not exactly a sequel — it's more like how NCIS and CSI keep hopping from city to city, with the same fast-talking, case-cracking energy we know and love. This time, we're following the legal maneuvering of Black Lane Law, an LA-based firm that will no doubt be as ruthless as its East Coast predecessor. Oh, and let's not forget the guest stars: Patton Oswalt, Brian Baumgartner, and Enrico Colantoni are set to appear as themselves, likely as clients of Black Lane Law. Which means, yes, we're getting a dose of legal wrangling and some well-placed comedy — just how we like it.

If you've got cable, you're all set to watch Suits LA when it premieres on NBC. New episodes will air weekly, so you'll have to pace yourself instead of bingeing it all in one caffeine-fueled sitting.

For the cord-cutters, you'll need something that can stream NBC live — think Sling TV, or DIRECTV STREAM And if you don't mind watching the next day, Suits LA will be available to stream on Peacock the next day.

Now, if you need to stream Suits LA without cable, find out how below and catch the trailer now.

How to Watch Suits LA on Peacock

As mentioned, Suits LA will not stream live on Peacock, but episodes will be available to watch the next day. Peacock is only $7.99/month, and for a limited time, you can get Peacock for a whole year at just $29.99.  

How to Watch Suits LA on DIRECTV STREAM

If you want a way to catch Suits LA as it airs, DIRECTV STREAM has you covered. NBC is part of its channel lineup, so you won't have to wait to see all the legal drama unfold. The Entertainment package — which comes with over 125 channels — includes NBC, letting you watch new episodes live every Sunday. Plans start at $86.99/month, though pricing may vary depending on where you live. Check below for the most up-to-date rates in your area.

How to Watch Suits LA on Hulu + Live TV

If you're subscribed to Hulu, that's great — but if you have Hulu + Live TV, you're in luck because it includes NBC, meaning you can watch Suits LA live as it airs. This plan starts at $82.99/month and comes with 95+ live channels, plus Disney+ and ESPN+ bundled in at no extra charge.

How to Watch Suits LA on Sling TV

Sling TV has NBC available in its Sling Blue plan, which runs $50.99/month — though Sling's prices tend to fluctuate, and deals pop up often (right now, new users get 50% off the first month). Since pricing can vary by location, check below for the latest cost in your area.

How to Watch Suits LA on Fubo

For a feature-packed way to stream Suits LA, Fubo is a solid choice. The Essential Plan includes NBC along with 210+ channels, plus unlimited cloud DVR for recording episodes and the ability to stream on up to 10 devices at once — perfect if you're sharing with family or roommates. Pricing starts at $84.99/month, but new subscribers can currently snag $25 off their first month.

How to Watch Suits LA from anywhere with a VPN

If you're outside the U.S. and want to keep up with Suits LA, you'll need a VPN to get around regional restrictions. Connecting to a U.S. server tricks streaming services into thinking you're watching from the U.S., so you can still access NBC and platforms that carry it. Some VPNs are built for speed and security, like ExpressVPN (starting at $8.32/month), while others focus on affordability, like Private Internet Access (from $2/month). No matter which you choose, a VPN makes sure you don't miss out just because you're traveling.

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