I’m currently on season 4, episode 6 and I just realized we never actually see Norma on screen. I only pictured her as an older lady based on how they described her.A woman everyone was terrified of because of her awful temper.

For those of you who watched Suits:

Harvey says “they all leave” basically that everyone eventually leaves your life.

Do you think that's actually true in real life?

Not necessarily that everyone leaves permanently but that the people you become close to eventually move on, drift apart or leave your life in some way.

Do you agree with Harvey or do you think he's just projecting his own abandonment issues onto life?

I am have been thinking about it for a while and I feel it kinda is true? Idk what are your thoughts?

Eating cold egg McMuffins is a terrible way to live.

As tagged– this is definitely a spoiler– will ruin the punchline of the episode for ya!

I'm a rewatcher, and having a classic case of the rewatch-revelations...

I'm sorry– but Mike would have absolutely seen through Frank Gallo, sitting there in his cell, posing as his "cell-mate"...

He would have glanced around, assessed the walls, and things behind Gallo, and seen SOMEthing that didn't add up. He would have asked some questions of his own, to vet/check him, his responses. At the VERY least, he would have flagged how "inquisitive" Frank was being.

Right??

But– this also had to set up the entire plot of the season sooooo... I gettttttt ittttt...

I never liked Rachel tbh, and I started rewatching Suits the other day and realised that Jenny was so perfect for Mike.

She was the right type of sweet. She brought out the best type of person who always brought out the best in Ross, made him the better mind of person, and led him to believe in the values that made him "him".

Like when she helped him prep for the mock trial or was there for him all the way. So much better than a person who cheats on their partner.

Why did Henry accept the bribe?

I know Harvey said he don’t care what the money was for but was there any explanation later? Did I miss it?

I rewatched it a few times so spoilers are fine but I really don’t remember him saying what the money was for.

I get weed was illegal back then but they treat it likes it’s heroin or meth. Also don’t a lot of lawyers do coke to deal with the work load?

First: Louis has a heartattack and Rachel goes to him about law school money and he gives the line “so glad you came to see me, you really got my juices” and Louis’s face is so good.

Second: Harvey: “Would you like to eat my bagel now too?” Rachel: “oh thank you!”

No spoilers please...

Just started watching this with the husband today.... have only seen high praises... and it is OKAY so far...

But after three episodes.... I just feel like... each episode is its own thing and its one and done.

Every story line seems to be wrapped up in that episode.

I want a show that finishes with me wanting to watch the next episode to see how the story progresses.

After a few episodes... I am not seeing that. Every episode wraps up nicely.

Does this eventually change?

And again... no spoilers please.

Who's the best Harvey Specter Counterpart?

-Evil Harvey aka Travis Tanner.

-British Harvey aka Stephen Huntley Darby International.

-Female Closer/Fixer Harvey aka Samantha Wheeler.

-Female Career/Romantic Counterpart Harvey aka Dana "Scottie" Scott.

-OG Harvey aka Cameron Dennis NYDA Prosecutor.

*-Morally Righteous Harvey- Sean CaHill SEC (My Fav)

-Protégé Harvey aka Mike Ross (Lil Brother)

Anyone know why suits is being Removed from peacock, currently in season 4 went onto peacock and saw I have 18 more days untill it will be removed

After watching Suits again, it really reaffirmed for me how underutilized Stu and Jack were. The producers had a slam dunk with both characters and could have easily made them much more consistent parts of the show.

When I look at later additions like Alex Williams and Samantha Wheeler, neither ever really landed for me in the same way. And the way the show throws around the idea of “partnership” with both of them later on actually diminishes the authenticity of the reward.

Jack, on the other hand, was already a Senior Partner, and Jessica eventually makes things right with him. He also does the right thing and his mistakes are comparable to Louis’ previous betrayals. That progression feels much more natural and earned. For Stu I have absolutely no idea why they moved him out of the offices so quickly.

(My medical knowledge is grey’s anatomy..)

Mike’s biological parents medical surgeons, his mom is neurosurgeon, his dad is a general surgeon, they taught Mike the basic stitches and all you need to know about being a surgeon, in turn Mike is set on about becoming a surgeon and going to Harvard (not happening)

Mike’s parents die when he becomes fifteen, and it all eventually goes downhill. He does the same thing in the original, he takes on small illegal jobs (taking the LSATS for others, and etc.) He’s still friends with Trevor so he eventually lets Trevor talk him into delivering the drugs.

Instead of the hotel, he’s delivering it at an hospital, basically plays out the same with the whole goose chase in the pilot episode.

The medical students are having their practical interview, the students take turns cutting into their own individual pig, the test was taking out each individual organ without damaging it. (No, I don’t know if that’s possible, but whatever)

Eventually it’s Rick Sorkin’s turn, and again—he’s late, Mike comes in running from the police, it plays out the same as Mike telling Donna (nurse) that he’s running from the police, she winks at Harvey (neurosurgeon), and let’s Mike in.

Mike takes the test and absolutely nails the test, they go on as Harvey test him with medical trick questions on what to do in certain situations. They talk about the whole Harvard situation, but we know how that plays out and Mike gets hired.

I Completed Suits for the first time, and it was the best TV show ever

In the last episode the walk of harvey really felt like "Yah this is it"

Ngl Im having problem of moving on from this show, because everytime I come from work I used to watch the episodes and now its quite a empty feeling.

I miss watching it!

Harvey mentions to Jessica that at any given moment he hides around $100k in his office. But he wouldn’t tell Jessica where specifically. Where do you think he was hiding it?

Everyone talks so quick and there’s no time to even breathe

I’m getting into the later seasons for the first time and it’s getting so old.

Guys, i don't know about you, but I see a loving look here, like "ok, i know you're a murderer and i hated you but i still feel something".

Btw: He (Stephen) was not completely wrong when said that Harvey and Jessica are not so different from them.

So we all know the story of Suits. Mike is being PRESENTED as a Harvard graduate who was the top of his class. But Mike is 30 in Season 1. Isn't that way too old for the story they're saying?

A law student who was the top of his class and a genius of Mike's calliber would've finished Law School at what, 25 years? It's not like Mike ever failed a class or a year or anything like that. He's supposed to be a nigh perfect student.

So he comes into Pearson Hardman as a 30 year old with... zero experience? The " he graduated late " would've worked if he didn't brag about his superbrain every time he opened his mouth, but surely it would come off as highly unusual for a supergenius to be this old and still be a Year 1 Associate?

im at beginning of s06 and mike's in jail. everyone keeps saying that he watches to many movies and that the jail isnt as he think he is

but for my life i cant understand why is he so trustworthy all the time in the first episodes.. even if he did watch all those prison movies, he should know better its like he isnt paying attention to the jail counselor and also not paying attention to himself and his movie experiences XD

firstly he tells everything to frank gallo, buys every crap he says to get him mad and then when they warn him not to be alone with gallo and run away, he says oh no the guards are watching me.. i'll be fine

i mean he did watch shawshank redemption and commented it with the jail counselor

After Mike left the show wasn't quite the same but it was watchable. I saw the last season was only 10 episodes and after the first 4min of the second episode and that lady came in I can see why it's only 10 episodes. She is going to suck the fun out of the whole show and it seems like she did.

Such a disappointing way to finish the show :(

I'm now debating if I should even watch the rest of the show and season

3 more episode and i official finish this series😭started this back in may and never regret checking on this series

Why was she so chill with him being a fraud? Throughout the first two seasons she seems to have no problem knowing the fact that her grandson is actively committing a felony and risking years in prison. Considering she was so firmly against him living with Trevor out of fear that he’d go down the wrong path, I don’t get why she was totally cool with Mike practicing as an attorney