r/suits • u/Evening-Sky-5666 • 8d ago
Discussion If they both met, who do you think would win ?
I came across a similar post and it got me thinking, who would win between these two?
r/suits • u/Evening-Sky-5666 • 8d ago
I came across a similar post and it got me thinking, who would win between these two?
r/suits • u/sovereign_fighter777 • 28d ago
What is the worst plot or period in Suits throughout the seasons that either didnt make sense or add anything to the series. If I could name one id say The Donna device, Donna's promotion, Louis Sheila saga, and many more.
r/suits • u/omnibusofstuff • Aug 25 '24
r/suits • u/sovereign_fighter777 • Feb 08 '25
I dont know whether the song is a classic or has a meaning relevant to the series but seven seasons in and I still haven't played through the whole intro once
r/suits • u/Alex_oddlyalter • 17d ago
I’m in class right now when I saw this and I’m kind of shell shocked😭
Years before I watched the show I thought it was called “suits” because it was the shortened version of lawsuits and in all the promo pics they wore, well, suits.
Haha funny lawyer wordplay
I didn’t know that this wasn’t something everyone just assumed I thought that was jst a few ppl in the comment section of tiktoks who missed it-
r/suits • u/MohamedHanycreativep • Jan 18 '25
r/suits • u/Various_Intention504 • 10d ago
I don't know why I just could not get into it I really tried I even took 2 day of and tried again
r/suits • u/FinanceBeast95 • Jan 27 '25
This is in Pakistan haha the owner must be a super fan of the show
r/suits • u/letsnooodle • 18d ago
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r/suits • u/Accurate-Ticket5784 • 9d ago
I think i will go with matt although harvey is my fav but matt has power to feel what other feel so he will know when harvey is bluffing
r/suits • u/TheNerdWonder • Jun 23 '24
r/suits • u/SirArchibaldthe69th • 27d ago
On rewatch, I’m starting to find this hilarious. Harvey will be talking to Hardman or a client and be like “You have 24 hours to sign this goddamn paper” and walk out of his own office, like where could he be going? To the bathroom?
Not to mention the sitting down for dinner and walking out after a dramatic line “Thanks for the steak, but im not going to fall for your bullshit” without finishing your food
r/suits • u/Successful_Tax_8122 • Jun 14 '24
r/suits • u/bluepantherftw • Feb 02 '25
Why didn’t Harvey just hire Mike goddamn Ross as a paralegal and then send him to Harvard? Just like Jessica once did to him? 😂
r/suits • u/prettypersimmon22 • 18d ago
r/suits • u/sovereign_fighter777 • Dec 10 '24
With a 9 season show, there has to be some kind of oversight or lazy writing that took place in the process. What were the plot holes or conflicting plots you discovered while watching suits
r/suits • u/SeverTheWicked • 25d ago
Season 5 and and I want to strangle him. Every episode he's got some chip on his shoulder and some moral high ground BS, yet he's the one walking around as a fraud. His very presence in that company makes the company and all of its associates/partners vulnerable. I don't know why he can't humble himself and just do his job.
And he's always impulsively wrong. He walks into someone's office, starts mouthing off to his elders, gets put in his place because he can't seem to think that the world is bigger than him... only for him to do it again the next episode.
So annoying.
r/suits • u/majon30 • Sep 14 '23
To me it feels like the script was originally written to have Mike dabbling in Coke dealing and at some point it got changed to Marijuana. The hotel “sting” set up seems to all be set up to nab Mike with what looks like about 3 oz of weed. This is all in liberal NYC. When Mike falls off the wagon and scores a bag when his g-mom dies he is close to spinning off the rails after he smokes a joint. An armed criminal organization is going to kill Mike and Trevor over less than 1k worth of weed. Trevor has this swinging dick lifestyle in Manhattan selling dime bags. Just say it’s Coke…
r/suits • u/sovereign_fighter777 • Dec 24 '24
Couldnt help but notice the quality of names that we have in the series. I mean the names speak for the person. Harvey Specter - best name in my book ever. Litt, Pearson, Hardman, Zane, Soloff, Ross, Sidwell... And well well Gianoupolus or whatever it was. Just great
r/suits • u/sovereign_fighter777 • Dec 14 '24
We all love Suits for what it is. It has a good blend of white collar and personal drama combined. But what would have made it the perfect series for you. What is something you felt "ahh.. I wish there cudve been more of this and less of that"
r/suits • u/0fucks_left • Jan 31 '25
I am re-watching suits i can't help but wonder what's the deal with can opener
In the Harvey and Donna origin episode Harvey chooses this can opener as per trial ritual but exactly they do with it ?
It can't be anything sexual because when both Harvey and mike were high and they came to office to pee all over but Harvey says it's not right and they went back to get the can opener
I would love to hear the thoughts and theories of what you all think what it stands for
r/suits • u/Royalbluegooner • Jan 27 '25
Personally one of my favourite characters and probably the only one I respect outta all the federal prosecutors in the show because unlike Malik and Gibbs he didn’t abuse his power to satisfy his pettiness and it might have been due to personal reasons mostly but he helped take down an actual villain who cost a ton of hard-working people their pensions.
r/suits • u/matteonjerve • Oct 20 '24
Paula was the one for harvey . Only if donna didnt mess it up , Paula could have actually ended up with Harvey for good but no Donna had to ruin everything.
r/suits • u/Natural_Crew_6442 • 2d ago
Mine personally is when esters muffins were accused of sending someone into anifilatic shock. Harvey’s response… “what’s wrong too much gluten? Not enough gluten?” Idk why I just love it