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Suits LA Creator Explains Why It Reduces F-Bombs & Curse Words
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scrn loglineFormer Suits star Stephen Amell's new legal drama Suits LA faces network restrictions, dialing down the profanity for a more family-friendly vibe.beat sheet- Suits LA will only allow around 3 'god-damns' per episode, a far cry from the original Suits' reported average of 5 curse words per episode.
- Series creator Aaron Korsh says the switch to broadcast network NBC from basic cable USA Network means they 'can't curse, can't say 's--t,' and have to be more careful with content due to earlier airtime when kids are still awake.
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Suits LA Creator Explains Why It Reduces F-Bombs & Curse Words
ComingSoon.netStory by Tamal Kundu
scrn logline
Former Suits star Stephen Amell's new legal drama Suits LA faces network restrictions, dialing down the profanity for a more family-friendly vibe.
beat sheet
- Suits LA will only allow around 3 'god-damns' per episode, a far cry from the original Suits' reported average of 5 curse words per episode.
- Series creator Aaron Korsh says the switch to broadcast network NBC from basic cable USA Network means they 'can't curse, can't say 's--t,' and have to be more careful with content due to earlier airtime when kids are still awake.
call sheet
Stephen Amell, Aaron Korsh, NBC, USA Network, Suits LA, Suits