So its decided that the next episode will be the half season finale. Suits somehow manages to involve all its character in a single episode and then beautifully craft each and every story and make each episode a complete winner. Suits now is more about relationships , emotional attachment to the characters , then it is about the clients and cases. You will find that suits is getting more and more involved about its character and its a good thing as it boosts up its popularity and as you can see every episode of this season is a winner. To keep it short and simple i would say that suits doesn't bore you up with the same melodrama stories with recurring pattern in each episode , its every episode is different and is becoming more and more engaging on characters emotional feeling and attachments , their rage , their relationship and of-course HARVEY !! And this episode is as good as the previous one .
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Great Case/Great Drama
Hitchcoc27 August 2023
Isn't it nice that little Mikey, who doesn't even have a law degree, will be marrying Rachel at the Plaza Hotel. Obviously, this whole show is about conspicuous consumption by rich people. Who pays for these extravagances. Rachel isn't even a partner, but has all this wallop. But, it's a TV show and I will put down my hammer. This episode was superb as Louis and Mike try to out maneuver Soloff (who is a carbon copy of Hardman). He is a worthy villain because he doesn't overlook anything. But he is an over-stepper. The big case concerns a man who has been betrayed by the investment firm he works for. They set out to send him to jail after they have benefitted from his work. The case gets complicated when the same psychiatrist who has been treating Harvey, is forced to come forward with potentially damning evidence. Harvey continues to abuse and spew things, showing he is an unstable mess. Finally, Jessica works on the uprising in the company. It will be interesting to see how it all plays out because Soloff isn't happy.
Bring back the old Mike
tolis0115 October 2015
Warning: Spoilers
Please, please, please, please!
That is not the Mike we all loved and identified with. Give him back his old haircut! We looks yuppier now than Gordon Gekko. Where is his bike? I cannot stand watching him coming out of limos all the time.
What I also loved at season1 and 2 was also to see the interaction with the associates in the firm too. It makes the series look fresher.
and a small tip. I also work in suits and ties and all of that. But after a full day at work it is simply impossible that the shirt looks like being just ironed and the magnificent ladies having spent the entire day in tight dresses and wearing high heels looking just that fresh.
That is not the Mike we all loved and identified with. Give him back his old haircut! We looks yuppier now than Gordon Gekko. Where is his bike? I cannot stand watching him coming out of limos all the time.
What I also loved at season1 and 2 was also to see the interaction with the associates in the firm too. It makes the series look fresher.
and a small tip. I also work in suits and ties and all of that. But after a full day at work it is simply impossible that the shirt looks like being just ironed and the magnificent ladies having spent the entire day in tight dresses and wearing high heels looking just that fresh.
Average episode, until...
Johnathanroberts3727 January 2021
To be honest, Whilst this season of suits is notacably better quality than season 4, there never really seems to be any threat or significant development. Instead the show just seems to repeat Lewis turning into one evil b*rstard, and everyone letting him get away without consequence. It's a shame that now the shows just been narrowed down to 'this week on how we're gonna stop Lewis having a stop'
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