And I can't get over it. I am getting sick every time I start binge watching the series. It ruined the whole show for me.

That's it. Thank you for your attention.

Edit: not gonna keep arguing here. Lots of you seem to be taking this as an attack more than an observation. Please chill out, this can’t be good for your blood pressure. Just remember:

• the existence of gay people isn’t “woke,” it’s just a fact.

• having a gay character working a white collar job in NYC is not “forced representation,” it’s an accurate reflection of reality. Try leaving your one-stoplight town once in a while.

• yes, everyone went batshit crazy in 2020 and every conversation about everything became a fight-to-the-death cage match of whose social justice dick was bigger. Sounds like some of you still have a little PTSD from that. But that’s not what this post is, so please try to chill tf out and do your breathing exercises, my god.

Okay, I’m stoned af (not coffee cart guy’s product unfortunately) and rambling here but…

I can’t believe in 9 seasons the only gay recurring gay character they had was Edward Darby, and the way they wrote it in was this kind of tragic reminiscing about an old lover during “a different time.”

Don’t get me wrong, I enjoy Suits, but you’re telling me there’s not one high-powered alpha gay in a New York law firm in the 2010s? I know it can be annoying when people demand representation of everything, but given the setting it actually seems more conspicuous to NOT have a gay character than to have one. Like… every part of Alex Williams’ plot could have been exactly the same if they gave him a husband instead of a wife.

Just feels like a gaping hole that they had tons of opportunities to fill (that sentence is gayer than the entirety of Suits). Though Jessica Pearson is so gd fabulous I guess they did throw us queens something.

I'm on my second re-watch of Suits at the first Daniel Hardman arc once again. The first time I saw it I didn't like the casting choice and was not sold on him being this dangerous intimidating character and on a re-watch that hasn't really changed.

For the record I do like and respect David Costabile as an actor and It's entirely possible that his breaking bad role has much to do with my view but I just think they could have done better for the character. They tried to setup Daniel hardman as this big intimidating villain but he just isn't that, he's smug, annoying and intelligent but at no point did he ever feel intimidating, I do enjoy the idea of a subtle villain with bad intentions but to me it just didn't work here.

If I were casting for that type of character I would have gone with someone like Sam Niel or even Ron Perlman.

Donna supremacy. I love her so much. I just hope her screen time increases. Im currently on season3.

At least in the west.

It has everything, and on a high level too.

It's educational. It's fun. It's better than most other things in life, or just as good.

It's for everyone, too. Not little kids obviously.

And I'm pretty sure all of the above it's reason why it's still on Netflix.

The way I wish suits had ended was Anita Gibbs, Faye Richardson and Sean Cahill would have stripped Harvey, Mike, Louis and Jessica's license and put them all in prison along with Donna covering up for Harvey and Gretchen getting fired. The firm dissolving. I think Harvey got away with everything. They should have thrown a little bit of reality in the last episode. But it's fictional also sometimes people do get away with it all.

For example:-

Michael James Ross ~ He never went to Harvard. 🙅‍♂️

Donna Roberta Paulsen ~ She just knows. 💅

Poor S1 Louis 😭 ~ Litt Nothing Nobody

If we have to describe Suits main plotline Two Lawyers, One Degree

So how would you describe other characters arc in one word or line ⁉️

Donna sets the gold standard. She may make mistakes at time but I would bet my life on her.

I just cant watch any louis litt scene without being annoyed or bored with him, honestly for me he is just a useless character that brings in chaos based on his childishness and pettiness over almost every time the same things such as rivalry with harvey, jealousy, stupidity in relationships or whatever shitty behavior with the associates.

I am now on 7th season now and I have been skipping quite a lot of his scenes cause I just dont have patience for this 12-year old grandpa

I was reading a post about how men try to understand women, but women don’t always do the same. It made me think of Donna from Suits.

Donna was probably the best at understanding people, especially men. She knew exactly how Harvey, Louis, Mike, etc. worked and how to get the best out of them. The way she handled Louis during the Malone/Harvey/Mike situation in S4E5 is a perfect example. I haven't reached the end, so i can't tell how she is by the end of the season

Honestly, Donna understood men better than anyone on that show. And Rachel? I just never understood how she thought so highly of herself. Her confidence often felt completely out of proportion to how she actually came across, and that made her character really frustrating to watch?!! While being with mike she kissed logan?!

I earlier vented about Rachel Zane. Now even the actress who played the character aint at all good.

I started to watch the show couple of days ago and I'm on season 3 now, but Jessica really pisses me off!! She doesn't care about her employees, she only cares about herself and her power hungry guised as her care about the firm, maybe I need to wait much longer to see her character development, but the spin off show based on her character being cancelled after one season, well, it's not giving me much hope! What do you guys think?

Lockhart Gardner = Pearson Specter: a big-city, rich law firm that constantly seems to be under attack and facing financial difficulties. It survives an attack from a former managing partner by merging with another firm, but the merger eventually gets dissolved.

Alicia Florrick = Mike: the new associate with lots of personal baggage, around which the entire show revolves. Despite their status as associates they are both close to a name partner, and play a key role in the firm's major cases.

Will Gardner = Harvey: the cocky, successful, womanizing name partner who takes the associate under their wing. Sometimes acts recklessly but this always wins the case in the end. Both have had some shady dealings in past jobs and were threatened with disbarment.

Diane Lockhart = Jessica: the no-nonsense HBIC female name partner who has a softer side but rarely shows it. Everything she does is in the best interest of the firm, whether or not people like it.

Kalinda Sharma = Donna: the female employee who isn't a lawyer, but gathers information through her infinite network of sources and is a crucial weapon for the firm. Both have a somewhat mysterious past.

David Lee = Louis: the partner who does a lot of good for the firm but feels he doesn't get enough respect. Both try to steal the associate away from the name partners. Both are sarcastic, cutting, and often unintentionally hilarious. Both are into acting.

Jonas Stern = Hardman: the former name partner who tries to force his way back into the firm, and befriends the associate along the way. Eventually he is forced out by the name partners, but continues to try and hurt the firm.

Derek Bond = Darby: the partner from far away who merges with the firm, but is eventually forced out when he becomes more harmful than helpful.

Toward the end of season 7, I started finding myself rooting for Louis & Katrina to end up together. She would do anything for him & she truly loves & respects him. She knows what his next move will be before he does. He trusts her & feels fully comfortable around her. I googled the actor's ages, & they're only 8 years apart, so it's age appreciate. I just thought they'd be really adorable as a couple. Am I the only one?

I made a post a couple weeks back asking about the lead up of Harvey and Donna’s relationship. Just finished the first ep of season 9, and I’m so disappointed because this is exactly what I didn’t want to see. There has been the most fantastic slow burn that literally has lasted 8 seasons and you’re telling me that they decided to get together within one episode?!?! I can’t believe that Donna just randomly accepted Harvey’s decision that he wants a relationship and she went with it. From what I interpreted this whole show, was that Donna didn’t want a relationship with Harvey either. So how is she saying shit like oh I’ve been in front of you for 12 years blah blah. I needed the chase, I needed to see Harvey freakin work for Donna. I have so much more to say omg. Anyways just a quick rant, I’m still watching the rest of season 9 so please don’t give me any spoilers. Just wanted to say I’m annoyed at you all cause I literally asked about this. This whole build up of their relationship was ruined in 2 episodes

Phil Spector was a famous record producer from the 1960s. He was born Harvey Phillip Spector. Is there a known correlation between the two names?

Currently in season 5 and seasons 4/5 show why nobody respected him. He is highly emotional, not strategic, and has low self esteem. I felt bad for him at first, now I'm like, he deserved all of that!