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Peacock is hoping to drive some eyeballs to Pearson, the short-lived Suits spin-off, after the latter became a surprising hit on Netflix this summer.

Meghan Markle's former boss and the creator of the legal drama Suits has claimed that the royal family forced the show to edit certain lines in the script following the actress' public relationship with Prince Harry.

Suits has surged in popularity in recent months after the show was made available on Netflix.Created by Aaron Korsh, the legal drama follows the exploits of Mike Ross (Patrick J. Adams) and Harvey Specter (Gabriel Macht) at a fictional corporate law firm in New York City.

Suits creator Aaron Korsh has said the royal family requested changes to the show’s script after Meghan Markle and Prince Harry went public with their relationship.Markle, who first began dating Prince Harry in 2016, played attorney Rachel Zane in the legal drama for seven seasons. She exited the show in 2018 prior to their royal wedding in the same year.In an interview with The Hollywood Reporter, Korsh recalled how one particular line of dialogue was cut at the royal family’s request after Markle and Harry’s relationship came to light.“I remember one was a particular line of dialogue and, look, I’ll just say what the line was,” Korsh said.

Meghan Markle's Hollywood stardom only briefly converged with her time in the spotlight as an impending member of the British royal family. And the creator of the television show "Suits," which Markle starred in seven seasons, says the royals gave their two cents on what the future Duchess could and could not say on the program.

Meghan Markle from saying certain words on “Suits,” according to the show’s creator, Aaron Korsh — and a synonym for the word “rooster” may have something to do with it.“I will say, and I think Harry put this in the book, because I heard people talking about it — [the royal family] weighed in on some stuff,” Korsh revealed in an interview with the Hollywood Reporter on Tuesday.“Not many things, by the way, but a few things that we wanted to do and couldn’t do, and it was a little irritating,” he added.Korsh explained that Markle, 42, was supposed to deliver the line, “My family would say poppycock,” but the royal family had it nixed.“The royal family did not want her saying the word,” Korsh claimed about the Palace. “They didn’t want to put the word ‘poppycock’ in her mouth.

Harvey and Donna’s curious can opener is not about to make a comeback, Suits fans.

Talks continued but no sign of a Friday afternoon breakthrough.

The executive producer of Suits is opening up about a potential reboot.

resurgence in popularity and recent streaming record, could the USA Network legal drama — which took its final bow almost four years ago — be ready for a revival?Nielsen reported last week that the Meghan Markle-led series, which aired from 2011-19, set a streaming record during the week of June 26 to July 2.During that week,, which began streaming on Netflix on June 17, had 3.14 billion minutes of watch time, setting the record for an acquired series. The record was previously held by, which had 2.49 billion watch minutes from June 14 to 20, 2021, according to .Executive producer Gene Klein, who served as a non-writing producer during the show's nine-season run, spoke with this week about the show's resurgence in popularity and the possibility of getting the cast back together.«I was surprised,» Klein said of recent streaming success.

Suits is finding new life on streaming platforms like Peacock and Netflix and recently had 3.1B viewing minutes, according to Nielsen data.

is coming to Netflix!The first eight seasons of the legal drama, which starred Gabriel Macht, Patrick J. Adams and Meghan Markle, will be available to stream on the platform starting Saturday, June 17, which just so happens to be the same day as King Charles III's birthday parade, known as Trooping the Colour.Though King Charles' birthday is actually on Nov.

Crossing the line? Prince Harry is claiming that the palace would try to control Meghan Markle’s role on Suits — including the story lines and the dialogue.

EXCLUSIVE: The Writers Guild Foundation has revealed the participants for the 2022 session of the Writers’ Access Support Staff Training Program.

Nick Vivarelli International Correspondent“Suits,” the hit U.S. TV show created by Aaron Korsh, is getting a high-end Arabic adaptation that will play on prominent West Asia satellite pay-TV and streaming service Orbit Showtime Network (OSN) and Egyptian broadcaster UMS.NBCUniversal Formats, a division of Universal Studio Group, has teamed up with Cairo-based media production company TVision and OSN, as well as Egypt’s UMS, to produce the Arabic redo of the show.