Golden Globe Awards is a ‘Suits’ reunion, without Meghan Markle

It is a To take reunion at the Golden Globe Awards, with Gina Torres, Patrick J. Adams, Gabriel Macht and Sarah Rafferty all presenting the award for Best TV Series – Drama.

“It’s hard to imagine having to wait that long for your show to get that kind of recognition,” Adams told Macht, before Torres and Rafferty stepped onstage to join them. Succession the prize winner.

“When it all came through, we all texted each other,” Torres told Variety’s Marc Malkin on the red carpet.

“Our text thread is crazy right now. So it’s very exciting.”

Malkin then asked if anyone had texted them To take co-star Meghan Markle will join them at the Golden Globe Awards.

“We don’t have her number,” Torres said in response. “We just don’t do that.”

‘She’ll see. She will watch. She’ll be happy we’re here.’

‘We would be happy if she is back in the industry’

When ET’s Kevin Frazier asked about this text chain, Adams revealed, “It’s mostly us trying to get Gabriel to respond.”

‘He’s slow at texting and he has six different numbers now because he lives in England. So we’re just trying to figure out which song works.”

In a conversation with Keltie Knight with E! Adams said Markle is a “fantastic actor” and “we would be happy to have her back in the industry.”

Patrick J. Adams: ‘I’m totally surprised that it has found a second life’

Adams, Macht, Torres and Rafferty appear after the Golden Globes To take series, which originally aired between 2011 and 2019, skyrocketed in popularity last year. Specifically tied to the fact that the show is available to stream on Netflix in the US

According to Nielsen, the series was the top show streamed in America for twelve weeks.

“I’m totally amazed that it found a second life,” Adams told E! at the Golden Globes. “When you walk away from a show you think, that’s it, and then you move on to something else.”

“Just to know that a whole new generation of people are finding it and loving it, loving it almost more than they loved it the first time, is incredible.”

While the show is set in New York, the vast majority of the series was filmed in Toronto.

When To take ended, there was a short-lived spin-off, the political drama Pearsonstarring Gina Torres.

Are we getting a new ‘Suits’ show?

A new To take series is in development by the original show’s creator, Aaron Korsh.

According to Deadlinethis won’t be a reboot or spin-off, but rather a new show with a new location,” along the lines of the CSI And NCIS franchises.”

Where can you watch ‘Suits’

All nine seasons of To take are available to stream on Netflix in both Canada and the US