Suppose there is a real life Mike, brilliant lawyer, photogenic memory etc etc but no law school and no Harvard education, would companies keep him? I mean who wouldnt given the talent he brings in and wins the cases, curious to know how would real life situation be?

Harvey and Scottie are my favorite characters. Their are already lots of posts about Harvey. So I think of making one for her.

Reason Scottie is one of the best character.

1. She is Smart and successful.You don’t get to be first in your class at Harvard Law School and, “head,” of Harvard Law Review without being intelligent and hard working. You just don’t. You can’t coast to that. There are too many people who are too smart. And making it to partner in name-brand law firms is hard. It’s long hours. It’s research. It’s writing. And then it’s also sales.

2. She Knows her worth and stands up for herself. She was in love with Harvey, and she wasn’t going to settle for his half-assed offer of a job, to keep her near him without actually making a personal commitment. (And within two days she had an offer from Latham & Watkins, which is no joke - she really didn’t need him, professionally.) And when she did decide she was interested, she went to Jessica and negotiated - politely, but firmly. And she loves Harvey, but she won’t just sit and take his bullshit - she gets upset with him and she’s not passive aggressive: she explains why she’s upset with him and asks him to do better.

3. Has, like, legal ethics and stuff. She was so shocked to find out that there was merit to the Justice Department’s accusations of collusion between Mike and Harold Gunderson. When Louis blew up her deal with Franklin Courier, she flipped out that he was making bad-faith reports of misbehavior because it would hurt a legitimate business, and she didn’t let him off with his stupid, “Eh, they’re not publicly traded; they don’t have a stock price that will fall,” because she knew it wasn’t just about that, it was about his maliciousness and their reputation. Also Samantha mentioned playing dirty isn't Scottie's league.

4. Is kind to those below her. She remember Rachel’s name two years’ later, even though she had been a partner and Rachel was a paralegal (this is the part where I note that as of season two Mike was the only associate Harvey could name, and he had been a partner at the firm for five years at that point), but there were other instances as well. I still remember the way she said, “Thank you,” in her first episode, when someone hailed a car for her. She’s at the top, but she’s not an ass to the people who work for her.

I love her I want my future partner to be just like her.

As a first time watcher I feel so bad for Louis at the end of this episode. I went from hating him in season one to him becoming my favourite character and seeing him like this just made me feel so bad. It’s almost as though he Litt himself up as a final gesture

Like Yale doesn’t exist?

S5:E3 No Refills 13:54 - 14:33 is the timstamp Please help me these chords are so nice

Does anyone else think that a series about Mike and Harvey at their new firm would be cool? My only issues that it might be just a continuation of the main series and not much different. But it would be nice to see them together again working a case and seeing how Harvey adjusts from his corporate law life into helping people more against company's he used to defend.

At the end of the the episode she knows does anyone wanted to see Jessica and Mike going at it together and see if Mike would be able to beat Jessica the same way as Harvey on the first episode.

No guys I am talking about this scene
If anyone confused Mike Harvey said he wanted to see me.

Jessica He said, “Get your ass in here.”

Mike Am I fired?

Jessica You should be.

Mike That imply that I’m not?

Jessica Not necessarily. However, if I’m going to accept this situation... then I want to know everything there is to know.

Mike Okay. Where do I start?

Jessica Why don’t you tell me how the hell you got Harvey to hire you in the first place.

Mike Fire up that laptop and I’ll show you. Ask me anything there is to know about the law.

Jessica That’s how you did it?

You beat him?

Well, I’m not Harvey.

I don’t need a computer.

[Clears throat]

P-H had a value as it's shown multiple times in early season, I was good with P-S and then P-S-L as well, as all these were main characters from the start of the show and established lawyers in NY But then they just kept on pasting names on the wall like it didn't mean anything.

I’ve been thinking about Louis’s character arc, and I feel like whether intentional or not, Suits portrays him as someone who, despite being a good person at heart, has been shaped into an asshole by a lifetime of bullying.

Every time Louis does something good, it’s almost immediately negated by something bad - and that "bad" usually comes from his deep-seated insecurities. He genuinely cares about people (mentoring associates, fighting for the firm, being fiercely loyal), but the moment he feels slighted, disrespected, or overlooked, he lashes out, sabotages himself, or does something petty.

He mentors associates - but also bullies them when he feels insecure.

He wants acceptance from people like Harvey - but his jealousy and bitterness push them away.

He loves deeply - but his abandonment issues make him clingy or self-destructive in relationships.

A lot of this can be traced back to bullying. He was clearly bullied growing up (which he mentions a few times), and instead of overcoming it, he built his entire personality around proving people wrong - but never fully healed from it. So when something triggers that old insecurity, he reverts to the same toxic behaviors that probably got him bullied in the first place.

I feel like this makes him one of the most realistic characters on the show. He’s not just a cartoonish villain or a one-note underdog - he’s a deeply flawed, emotionally complicated person who wants to be better but constantly fights against the damage life has done to him.

If not who is her competition?

So I had a dream yesterday that in Suits LA Harvey has divorced Donna because their relationship didn't workout and Harvey is ending up with Scottie. Sadly it was just a dream.

I honestly thing scarvey should be endgame or real darvey and by darvey I mean Dana + Harvey. The show ended 6 years ago but I will still die on this hill. Now only fan-fiction and my paracosm can help me.

On a side note I think I have became litt because from last 2 weeks Harvey is coming in my dreams 😅

Harvey calling everyone at the end of this episode and everyone busy 😭💔💔 I hate this so much right now but I have to see it through🫡

The contrast between these two scenes is on-point. From the light and dark ambience to the way Paula and Donna dressed up. One in white and have so much light around her while Paula is in black and the whole room’s ambience is bit dark showing how Harvey still in the dark phase around her.

Also, if anyone remember this scene, the one with Paula, Harvey started the scene with the discussion about telling Donna about them, you cannot convince me that he wasn’t dreaming about Donna even though he was in a relationship. He woke up and thinking about telling Donna all of a sudden…

The most complaint I've heard about Donna especially in the later seasons is that she didn't earn her position. What even is 'earning your position'? Is it just about going to the right colleges and getting a degree? Because if that's the case, then Mike shouldn't be a lawyer either. But he is, and everyone's cool with it.

No one on the show is perfect, including Donna. She's messed up, but she's also helped the firm (and Harvey, Jessica, Louis, Mike, and Rachel individually) a ton. For me Donna's one of the core members of the firm and not just a glorified coffee fetcher from the very beginning. After all the times she's saved the firm's bacon (and Harvey's, let's be real), sticking her in a secretary's role by the end of it is just a slap in the face. The way they go about it is annoying but that's a decline in the writing as a whole.

This dialog is golden!

Louis: "And Katrina? Thanks for your concern about Sheila and me."

Katrina: "Louis, you know I care for you deeply in a completely asexual manner."

Louis: "And I too care for you deeply and see you neither as man nor woman."

Katrina: "Thank you, Louis."

I know Benjamin got some things but I feel like he should’ve got more than he did, he was the only non main character who stayed with the firm other than Gretchen. What do you guys think, should he have gotten more or did he get what he deserved?

I’m struggling to get through season 5 Mike on trial. It just seems so far fetched and just a repeat of all the infighting. Should I keep going??

Edit: "favorite line"

Mine is Harvey's "Guys like you always think other people get lucky. I don't get lucky. I make my own luck.

And Jessica's "You woke the dragon, Charles. How do you like me now?" Gawd, Jessica is such an icon, I keep re-watching the first seasons because of her.

I have never seen such a powerful female character played with so much grace and poise. This is probably the best portrayal of a woman truly in power. She never screamed, never lost her cool, or was moody. Just ruled every scene with grace and power.

What’s your opinion about Harvey’s mom do u all think Harvey was right. I personally feel he was always right to act the way he did. He supported his brother gave him 150K he loved his family. It was just his mother whom he had issues with and it was justified.

I’d swear I saw this on his instagram but it’s not there now.

Wayward, created by comedian Mae Martin, who my nieces loved when they were on Taskmaster, and starring Mae Martin and Toni Collette.

Per IMDb, Patrick will be in all eight episodes.

I’d say you’re full of crap

What would it really be? Weekends coming! Debate!