Just finished watching S1, Ep. 8. Amanda Crew played Lola Jensen, and I think her character is SO COOOOL🪄 Would've loved to see more of her, but that's her only appearance😭

Well, I'm law a student and not having watched Suits is apparently a crime of its own😭 People don't even ask if I've watched it, they just assume I have🤷🏾‍♀️ And every time, I have to disappoint them with a no👀 But yayyy, I finally decided to watch it, hehe☃️

Rewatching the show… did anyone else believe Donna the first time watching as well? I thought they were just doing a bit and were actually married. Obviously I figured it out pretty soon after though 😅

I really think she got out shown by Jenny. I just started a rewatch with my husband and Jenny is just the best. I wish they would have let them be a couple longer into the show. She was like a perfect fit for Mike

She constantly bends the rules for herself while preaching righteousness to everyone else. She’s also unethical so many instances in this show. Any thoughts?

You just got LITT UP 😝😝

Even if Batman and robin is basically common knowledge. Im not sure if anyone else got that feeling or it’s just me

Personally, I think the most intense moment in all of Suits was when Jonathan Sidwell fired Mike Ross. That scene genuinely caught me off guard because you could see how much Mike had invested in proving himself and finally building a career on his own terms, without the help of Harvey. What made it hit so hard was knowing how much he had sacrificed to get there, but at the same, it makes sense why this happened. For me, this was one of the more pivotal points of the show because it put Mike's career in jeopardy, and if he did not Harvey to help him, I am convinced that Mike would have ended up in a tailspin. Any thoughts?

This episode and the whole arc with Louis becoming name partner pissed me off so bad im considering stopping my watch

Julius pulled through

and why is it Pearson Hardman

Would be interested to hear anyone else’s thoughts

I don’t know what to do with my life now that I finished it 😭 it was my first time watching it and i’m already ready for a re-watch hahaha. I will say I didn’t think i’d enjoy season 8-9 without mike and rachel and Jessica but honestly really enjoyed both seasons and didn’t care they weren’t there but it was nice seeing Mike in a couple episodes in the last season and I really enjoyed how it ended. Soooo should I watch the spin-off with Jessica? Is it worth it?

I don't know what i should do, do i sit and commit to suits LA, or just watch compilation of cameos on youtube, because that is the ONLY reason im going to watch this show

Me personally watched it 2 times now want to do it again

Something just occurred to me. Throughout the show, Travis would routinely push Harvey to the point of punching him, yet not once did he use these assaults as legal leverage against Harvey.

Why?

What a ride it has been. From hating on Mike, to missing him, From seeing Louis exploding all the time to being a responsible adult, Seeing Harvey forgive his mom, man. It was great.

Few gripes with Finale and season 9 in general

Donna and Harvey should've happened in season 8. It was rushed, but i am glad the wedding happened, instead of just an engagement.

Robert was out of place in this season, what do you mean he just wears a suit and walks around waiting to stumble into a person from the firm?

Faye was a great antagonist, really loved the power struggle and the kind of, rebel attitude. I understand that Faye was technically right, but she did do terrible things, she begged for mercy when it came to her family, but she didn't give it to Harvey when she asked him to put Wheeler on the stand. Among other things, i really liked the actress's work, she looked like an insufferable almost sadist authority figure.

I really did like the last 2 seasons more than 6 and 7, because after Mike is out of prison, the One for you One for me moral struggle was getting really old, I understand for a lot of people the main tension is the Human and moral element of suits, but for me personally, i liked seeing more of the corporate world and shady deals rather than morally correct things. Mike was becoming unbearable towards the end of Season 7, he gives his word, and then does whatever the fuck he wants.

Samantha's whole arc was rushed asf, and i didn't really like it, although she becomes kind of likeable towards the end, but every single scene of Samantha goes like
"Samantha why did you do the morally grey thing"
"Because growing up, i didn't have a family"
"understandable"

OR

"I HATE YOU I HATE YOU I HATE YOU I SHOULDN'T HAVE LISTENED TO YOU I HATE YOU"

literally nothing else, i was so pissed off during the car episode because she has NO right to be that angry at Harvey because she cannot manage her emotions.

The show was funnier in Season 8 and 9, with the Louis Dream being the highlight of the show (before that was the Mikado scene with harvey and louis) I just love how the jurors were all Harveys, with all of them doing different things, AND ONE HARVEY EVEN HOLDING A CAT. very well done.

Thank you suits, for giving me these memories, making my procrastination sky high, and for giving me a experience of rooting for TV characters. I watched Friends before this, and started HIMYM and Seinfeld, those are different shows, but i really liked most characters in suits, more than the shows WHICH HINGE on likeable characters. I still find myself thinking about this show, about alex williams and Stan Lipschitz, Harvey, Donna, how Louis is doing with parenting.

Did it influence Suits? The whole movie’s plot mirrors Suits’ Mississippi Burning episode (Dog Fight) from the wrongfully accused innocent prisoner, the Lawyer returning to see him with doubts of his guilt, to the frat boy (s) that end up being guilty and the cop with a grudge that eventually becomes an ally.

The thing is both were released in 2011, but Lincoln Lawyer came out earlier in March of that year, while they were still filming the first season, what is the likelihood that the movie shaped the last episode into a different direction with some pressure from the USA Network to emulate the biggest movie about Lawyers in that specific year?

Has anyone here tried mudding because of suits/Louis Litt?

Why would the bar care about this law firm, enough to send a person to manage their shit?

Totally get that’s it’s a tv show and we are supposed to suspend reality while watching, but one of the things I found least believable was that a firm as prestigious as Pearson Specter wouldn’t have a website with an attorney directory and photos. While watching the storyline of Claire wondering whether the partner on the case was the same Mike Ross, the first thing that came to my mind was how could a firm as major as Pearson Specter not have a website? I know, I know… it’s a tv show. But still!

New to this sub, but longtime fan of Suits, now binge watching for the fourth time. Hopefully this has not been asked before, I couldn’t find it.

How does LA Suits compare / stack up to the original?

I'm a movie enthusiast and I've watched way too many movies that now I don't find anything good to watch so I thought why not give shows a chance! So I started watching mainstream, famous shows like game of thrones, breaking bad, bcs, and came across suits, I started watching it, watched 4 episodes in 2 days and it felt repetitive, only the names of their clients change but the story remains the same.

So should I continue watching or drop it or complete watching the first season(I'm still gonna watch the first season) Those who've completed the show pls help if watching the whole series is worth my time.