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Speaker 1: Direct from Hollywood with Ryan Seacrest.

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Speaker 2: With the Actors and Writers strike beginning to slow down

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Speaker 2: the amount of new scripted content coming down the streaming pipeline,

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Speaker 2: a TV show which went off air nearly three years

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Speaker 2: ago is benefited and surprisingly risen to the top. It's Suits,

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Speaker 2: the USA Network legal drama, which debuted all nine seasons

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Speaker 2: on both Peacock and Netflix in June, just broke the

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Speaker 2: streaming record for an acquired show, and with most of

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Speaker 2: the views focused on season one, expect those massive streaming

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Speaker 2: numbers to pile up. This begs the question will there

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Speaker 2: be a reboot? Probably not, according to co creator Aaron Korsh,

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Speaker 2: who tweeted, let me say right off, there's no reboot

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Speaker 2: or anything in the works. The strike would have to end,

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Speaker 2: a network or streamer would have to reach out, and

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Speaker 2: then we'd all have to collectively want to do it,

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Speaker 2: which is no small thing. And after a fan tweeted

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Speaker 2: the show ended so beautifully they personally wouldn't want to reboot,

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Speaker 2: Aaron replied that he'd have to agree. Thankfully for new fans.

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Speaker 2: All nine seasons of Suits are streaming now.

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Speaker 1: That's direct from Hollywood.