Suits (TV Series) We're Done (2014) User Reviews

I loved this episode

[ibrahimgmd · 10/10 · 12 July 2021]

I really loved this episode to the level that I paused it, opened my phone, and came to IMDB to read other people' opinionsaboit it !!

Found only one comment to someone says it is the worst episode in the series!!

Very werid

I am not here to argue I am not in the mood.

I am just here to say, it is one of the best episodes for me !!

Throw away the naysayers. Episode is just brilliant

[rinbizorg · 10/10 · 22 July 2021]

Just when I thought I had seen the final episode of season 3 and convinced myself that I'd seen it ALL, turns out I was plain WRONG.

The emotional delve that almost all characters just go through is a masterpiece in its writing. Kudos to whoever penned this episode.

Oohh ...and one more thing (to put it in Harvey's words), if you don't listen to the songs of this episode with your headphones on, you'd better get the hell out of here.

That's it!

The Force Moves Forward

[Hitchcoc · 9/10 · 20 August 2023]

This is mostly about Rachel's indiscretion and Mike's reaction to it when she confesses. He is so full of himself so often. I'm not a big Rachel fan, but this whole thing is eating up time. In other matters, Louis gets credit for things he doesn't deserve; as a matter of fact, they are felonious. Harvey and Jessica agree to reward him. He has grandiose ideas but when he is screwed over by Forstman, he impedes Mikes efforts to talk to the slime ball. To do this, he offers Mike his old job back. This is the favor he asks The SEC guy is out there and this is going to lead to some trouble if the files are investigated.

Nauseatingly Maudlin and Cliché

[kcksu · 2/10 · 1 August 2014]

This is the worst episode of Suits I've ever watched, by miles and miles. What a load of emotional drivel. It's as if the episode was written specifically for a pack of hormonally-challenged 13-year old kids. That's about the maturity level every character displayed. What was Dianne Clarizzio (sp?), the writer, thinking? I can't even.... I completely regret having wasted every second that I did on this episode.

One of my pet peeves is a plot twist involving willful stupidity which is obviously written specifically for the purpose of creating drama. This sort of thing happened with frightening regularity in "We're Done." I like to watch characters evolve, but in this episode, they all devolved.

Bottom line: if you're thinking about watching this episode, do yourself a favor and watch something else instead...or better yet, read a book!