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Welcome to the r/Suits TV show Subreddit
Suits
This is a subreddit about USA Network's hit show Suits, which centers around lawyer Harvey Specter and his associate Mike Ross (who doesn't have a law degree, but does have a photographic memory), and the law firm where they work.
If you're looking for a subreddit about the clothing item, try /r/suit.
A subreddit all about USA Network's hit show Suits, which centers around lawyer Harvey Specter and his associate Mike Ross (who doesn't have a law degree, but does have a photographic memory), and the law firm where they work.
If you're looking for a subreddit about the clothing item, try /r/suit.
Wondering what songs have been used in the show? Check out the songsinsuits Tumblr or the TuneFind page.
The Suits Music You Tube Channel also has a list of the songs from the show
Posting links to unofficial streaming or download sites is not allowed. Submissions and comments posting or asking for such links will be removed.
[spoiler](#s "Mike didn't go to Harvard.")
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Can someone explain to me how Mike knew that. I just stared continuing watching suits after about of year of not watching. This quote is from season 3 episode 9 - “bad faith” around 20 min mark.
Why did Charles Forstman get put in a white collared prison but Mike gets the worst version? is it because of forstman’s endless money?
Obviously Tanner hates Harvey, and the first time he goaded Harvey into punching him, in the conference room, I thought that this was exactly where it was headed, trying to get Harvey booked for assault or at least filing civil charges. But no, he just laughs it off and says he won the interaction... then it's just over. Same thing second time on the sidewalk, although technically he's a "changed man" that episode so maybe less so that time.
Whether or not Travis deserved to be punched after insulting Harvey's mother (he did), if you punch someone after verbal insults, that's textbook assault by legal standards. It's inexplicable that Tanner didn't bring the house down on Harvey either time, but especially the first time. Big plot hole that makes no sense any way you slice it.
I'd already been frustrated with the show in season 6 and the prison arc and thought about stopping watching. I’m getting towards the end of the season… Can someone please explain to me why he can now go for the bar even though he hasn’t finished law school? As if that suddenly makes it ok. Wasn't he technically already in the bar before and the issue was he hadn’t gone to law school? If he can now pass the bar and just goes right back to doing what he was doing before jail, what was point?
I'm definitely just gonna stop with the show and not finish the rest of the seasons if all of a sudden it's magically okay and Mikes awful self gets to be a lawyer again.
I'm curious has anyone actually counted that? Cuz I'm sure it's 50+
I love Louis so much. He's an incredible Lawyer who only wants to impress the people around him, but does it in ALL the wrong ways. I'm on S6 EP 11 rn and Harvey just yelled at him so bad and I damn near started to cry. He's a coward and kinda flakey sometimes, but he just wants what's best for his firm and the people around him (Most the time) Dude's got his funny moments too. I really like his character and his actor does an AMAZING job.
Now I understand why he liked Mike, he reminded him of his younger self🤣
Does anyone know in which episode Jessica said to Harvey something like "People say I couldn't control you. You learn I can ..."
Couldn't help but share this 😁
The Mary Jane is such a wonderful, peace loving woman 🤣
Got my birthday buddy hooked up to Suits 😍
She's going bonkers and we watched this scene at least 10 times ❤️
#SuitsIsLife
And not in a "who would you pick as your lawyer" type of question, because in that case, many would refrain from picking Mike because he often turns on his client because of his moral compass.
I mean in an all out war between lawyers, who is the best overall lawyer that would be the last one standing?
My ranking:
EDIT: okay I have read my question and thought about it, I think in an all out war between laywers, it would be a close tie between Harvey and Jessica, they just always know what to goddamn do.
I’m rewatching season 1 and realizing that the camera angles, script, wording, and acting was just much better than a lot of the other seasons. I’m not sure why they changed it but if they kept the same vibe then all the other seasons would’ve been better.
Funniest line i swear! I crack up every time 😅😂😂😂
Well this post may raise some arguments but after completing Suits & The Lincoln Lawyer, I thought that maybe Mickey deserves more attention and fans than Harvey Specter. I did the below comparison, let me know what you all think.
TL;DR: If you want to root for someone who feels real, with flaws, ethical struggles, and true vulnerability, Mickey Haller is your guy. His grit, moral challenges, and genuine desire to make a difference make him a richer character than Harvey, whose success often feels more polished and predictable.
I love this series, but I’m a graphic designer, and I can’t help but notice that at least in Pearson Specter Litt, they have the same design on the screen on every single laptop, every single time.
Did they really not have the budget to have at least 10 rotating designs?!
It’s a small detail, but it irks me all the same.
If you were to get a Suits inspired tattoo, what would you get? May or may not steal one of your ideas 👀
Super annoying!
he always does things that only benefits him but when harvey needs him he always say no to his face then comes running back to him when he needs something else. and oftentimes, its for his self-righteousness but i call bs on that
is anyone here mad at her too? or do you finally accepted what she did after s6, e12?
Just started watching this show , currently on S1E3. Just want to know is the show worth the 9 season watch or a skip?
I'm sorry if I'm late to this but I just finished the last season and holy shit I bawled my eyes out in the last episode. The way it all played out just felt like a perfect ending to this show i love so much. I don't care about any flaws suits may have, I love everything about it
With all the cast changes, I get it why they changed the show’s opening sequence. But anyone know why Wendell Pearce (Robert Zane) is not featured when he is #1) a name partner and #2) quite the main character?
There are episodes where we sometimes don’t even see Katrina or Alex but their names are in the show titles sequence. Just curious as to why.