Suits - Rating Every Episode

On the run from a drug deal gone bad, brilliant college dropout Mike Ross finds himself working with Harvey Specter, one of New York City's best lawyers.

An unexpected opportunity results in Mike Ross, who doesn't actually have a law degree, becoming the new associate at a Manhattan law firm.

An open and closed case becomes anything but when Harvey discovers that the judge in his case has a personal vendetta against him. Louis tries to blackmail Mike in order to get his help bringing in a valuable client.

Harvey asks Mike to find a loophole so that he can oust the incoming CEO of a motor company he represents. Louis puts outrageous demands on Mike as he tries to make arrangements for the Rookie Dinner.

As Harvey defends someone from Jessica's past, Mike is assigned his first solo case (where his secret is almost discovered).

Harvey, a witness for his driver in a civil suit, has to rely on Louis for help. Mike bails his old friend Trevor out of jail.

Harvey and Mike try to prove that a woman accused of insider trading is innocent. Mike also tries to help Rachel study for the LSAT, but he soon finds her close to uncovering his secret.

It's mock trial time at Pearson Hardman as Mike faces off against Louis' protege, Kyle. Harvey's history with opposing counsel creates complications during a sweetheart merger between two global hotel chains.

While Harvey and Louis come to blows after Louis' reckless behavior threatens to cost the firm a case, Mike is assigned to a businessman who is trying to get back money from his estranged daughter.

Harvey meets his match in a cocky opposing counsel in a class action lawsuit, and Mike unknowingly helps frame Rachel as a traitor to the firm.

Harvey must fire an accountant for falsifying his credentials, but Mike finds a more sinister motive for his termination and becomes concerned about his own employment. Meanwhile, Louis thinks he's found his future wife.

Harvey is threatened with disbarment if he doesn't testify against his old mentor in the DA's office. Meanwhile, Harvey wagers Mike's services in a bet with Louis, and Mike goes out on an awkward double date.

Harvey's efforts to free an innocent man hit a wall when he goes against the new district attorney.

Harvey entrusts Mike with closing a major lawsuit while he must make a decision about guarding Mike's secret.

With Hardman back and knowing that it's a matter of time before he challenges Jessica for control, she decides to make sure she has enough support, so she asks Harvey to go out and get it. The problem is that he rubbed so many members of the firm the wrong way. He tries to get the head of the firm's bankruptcy department to side with Jessica when the time comes, but the man feels Jessica treats him like dirt. Harvey tries to get his support by getting man building a building that's over budget to declare bankruptcy, but the man doesn't want to do it, so Harvey and Mike try to get the bank to get an extension. When the head of the department learns what Harvey is doing, he warns him that this will not get him to support Jessica. Mike, after finally hearing Rachel's message, tells her he did.

Hardman tries to ingratiate himself by asking Jessica to let him handle a case wherein they're trying to keep some nurses from going on strike, but Jessica lies that she already gave it to Harvey to negotiate a contract. Hardman tries to horn in by getting Mike to give him some info. Meanwhile, Jessica tells Louis that Harvard considers not allowing them to recruit because the firm's approval rating is low, so he brings in someone from Harvard to check them out and gets told something he doesn't like.

With Harvey's career on the line in a lawsuit for fraud, he gives Mike to Louis.

Harvey balks when Jessica puts him in the passenger seat on a lawsuit that could make or break the firm.

Harvey deals with a gambling addict who just lost his company, Louis and Rachel look into a ballet company's problem, and Jessica encounters a judge desiring payback for a past prank.

As the fallout continues to reverberate from the pending lawsuit against Pearson Hardman, Harvey turns to a former colleague.

With the continuing upheaval at the firm, Mike and Harvey reflect on how their past decisions have influenced their present situation.

Harvey is tasked with closing the one person whose vote will decide Pearson Hardman's future.

Harvey needs Mike's help as the battle for control of Pearson Hardman reaches its climax.

Mike gets too emotional when Harvey allows him to negotiate a hit-and-run settlement, and Louis runs into trouble as he tries to hire his first associate.

Harvey must protect Pearson Hardman from a rival firm. Louis and Mike pay the price for previous actions.