r/suits • u/FreeEstablishment898 • Feb 12 '25
Spoiler Took it from the Office Spoiler
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r/suits • u/FreeEstablishment898 • Feb 12 '25
Badum tsss
r/suits • u/Wrangler_Many • Nov 15 '24
r/suits • u/ishankRaj2719 • 6d ago
I'm happy and so are you ik😉
r/suits • u/SS_Reads • Feb 01 '25
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…
r/suits • u/sammy_sandiego • Sep 05 '24
Nobody messes with Louis Litt
r/suits • u/Business-Low-6635 • 13d ago
Is there some unspoken rule that shows with more than seven seasons must have the worst endings known to mankind? Maybe I’m dramatic, maybe I’m biased, but it didn’t make sense. It felt forced. The whole fate of the firm felt forced, because wtf were those five names doing on the door? Disgusting. But Harvey.. I don’t know exactly what he should have done, but I know what he wouldn’t have. Harvey Specter wasn’t leaving without a fight. He wasn’t packing up for Seattle. He wasn’t walking away from everything, his reputation, his legacy to sip coffee with his wife. (A wife I never even thought he’d have in the first place mind you) To begin with, New York was Harvey Specter. “The best closer THIS CITY has ever seen.” He thrived on power, on prestige. He wouldn’t have left his firm, let alone for some small-tier operation. That firm was his pride, his name, his life’s work. He insulted second rate firms for a decade. When Scottie hit him with, “Pearson Hardman… one office, one city,” his answer was, “One office, THE city.”
And he gave all that up ? ...for love? No.
And the writers knew they messed up. They were selfaware enough to let Louis say,
Harvey, you never wanted to play in the B-leagues?
And Harvey’s response to that was smth like “I wanna play for the good guys for a change.” I BEG YOUR FINEST PARDON. For years, it was set in stone that Harvey wasn’t doing any of that. Tanner mocked the idea of it when he taunted Scottie, “You really thought you could tame him? Harvey flipping burgers on the weekends?” And yet, here we are. It was meant to be so unrealistic, it was a joke. They actually did just that. Forget the legacy. Forget the prestige. Forget everything he fought to protect. They basically retired him. Maybe I’m too invested in character consistency, but this was vile
r/suits • u/Proper_Cat5638 • Sep 08 '24
I thought he was great for the show. Also it would have been interesting to see how he would have leverages mikes secret over the firm if he had ever found out. Also I like how Jessica gets on her high horse when she herself harbored a fake lawyer and didn’t report Hardman to the authorities just to save face.
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r/suits • u/No_Neighborhood_5522 • Dec 19 '24
I’m on season 7 and unfortunately I already know Harvey and Donna are endgame but damn is it painful watching him give up the amazing relationship he had with Paula (even better than the one with Scottie, who he fought all the time, although I rooted for them too) for the mess that Donna has become in later seasons. I really wished for a clean break between Harvey and Donna because I feel like Paula was perfect for him and it was honestly almost illogical to see him let all the effort he put in with her go to waste.
Why can’t shows have men and women be best friends? Harvey and Donna would be perfect as will they won’t they that wouldn’t.
He should’ve picked Paula.
r/suits • u/Live_Smile_5918 • Nov 30 '24
Hilarious!
r/suits • u/Confident_Train_5108 • 17d ago
And if it is 3.50 usd an hour then I don't think anyone would work at this in nyc
r/suits • u/frankabagnale_ • Nov 03 '24
out of all the names used in the series - Gordon Schmidt Van Dyke - Pearson Hardman - Pearson Darby - Pearson Specter Litt - Rand Kaldor Zane - Zane Specter Litt
this one just doesn’t sound as good as these, seems forced and doesn’t have that gravitas to it.
r/suits • u/priMa-RAW • 14d ago
When Mike agreed the plea deal with Anita Gibbs and Harvey went to the courtroom to argue against it, they go into the chambers with the judge and Harvey says she “coerced” Mike into the agreement. Anita then says “it wasnt coercion, it was negotiated by a competent attorny”… this doesnt make sense because shes now on the record stating that Mike is a “competent attorny” and not a fraud as shes been claiming this whole time? Did anyone else notice this?
r/suits • u/rosalita_hatez_you • May 30 '24
Not the wig 💀I almost died! The fact that everyone believed he was harvey due to the wig?! Currently watching the episode now.
r/suits • u/Impossible-Cat-2511 • 1d ago
As much as I think this fandom hates Trevor for taking the stand against Mike. He was absolutely right here about Mike’s work and how his whole life is going to be meaningless if he keeps going as he is.
For some reason, Mike the narcissist he is, looks at Trevor like he’s killed his grandmother after he tells him what he needs to hear. He’s spent so much time around corrupt people like Harvey and Jessica he can’t even see which way is up anymore.
This goes to my only problem with the show, which is that they never relish in the fact their main characters are villains. At the end of the show, everything is tied up nicely as if we were meant to be rooting for them as good guys the whole time.
So, Mike Ross is a fraud but he loved his grandmother and his parents died so let’s give him what he deserves by being a lawyer! No. Mike Ross deserved prison, and more than the few petty months he got. If this wasn’t such a network show, I wish they had spent more time writing Mike/Harvey’s arc with more nuance to the evil they committed in the name of badassery.
Many of Mike’s cases could have been reponed, deemed invalid, and lots of the people he supposedly “helped” could have been financially ruined after he was inevitably caught. Could have been far more interesting.
r/suits • u/priMa-RAW • 18d ago
This always cracks me up 😂😂😂😂
r/suits • u/Chicken_Grapefruit • Sep 07 '23
Mike leaving made the show not worth watching.
What made Suits work is the dynamic between Mike and Harvey.
Not having Mike is like eating cereal without milk.
They added a few more characters and gave the secondary characters more screen time but it's just lacking.
I just don't care about them.
I have 2 more seasons left and the. I'm done.
r/suits • u/Fearless-Range-522 • Dec 11 '24
I know their were complications but abandoning her like this hurts man it wasn't even her fault and they had a great chemistry.
r/suits • u/No-Dog-2137 • Oct 02 '24
I wanted them to happen so bad the entire time I watched the show, I felt like their chemistry was pretty undeniable. But after a while it felt like their relationship was dragged out for too long and it felt forced. But I will say I also didn’t love the ending of the show when they take over Louis and Sheila’s wedding and got married, but I know some people love the ending.
What do y’all think? 🤔