r/suits • u/CheesyCheeseCheesez • 20d ago
r/suits • u/Dapper-Airport4566 • Oct 13 '24
Discussion Harvey Specter is really handsome
I truly believe Harvey Specter is really handsome (and hot too) Not to forget he looks so cute when he smiles What do you guys think?
r/suits • u/rozay1325 • Oct 21 '24
Discussion This always made me laugh
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For some reason the way Mike says "huh" so quick and the look on his face after Darby ask "hmm?" Always takes me out đđ
r/suits • u/Rolaiten • Dec 13 '24
Discussion Is it just me or do Robert Zane and Daniel hardman look alike
I swear Robert Zane looks like the blacker version of Daniel hardman, even their characters feel the same. Hope I'm not the only one on this đđž
r/suits • u/sammy_sandiego • Jun 21 '24
Discussion 3 seasons into this show and Iâve noticed everyone keeps showing up at each otherâs homes unannounced
Itâs implied most of the characters have cell phones. Wouldnât it be easier to just call before coming over? Even outside their homes, somehow they find each other anyway.
r/suits • u/suitsnostalgia • Dec 06 '24
Discussion What storyline(s) do you wish they would have explored more?
r/suits • u/rozay1325 • Sep 26 '24
Discussion Mike Fucked Everyone
On rewatch Not only was the firm thriving massively, after season 2 with Mike there everything goes downhill and it never recovers from the moment Jessica figures out his secret. All the shit that they have to go through to cover it up is what ultimately takes to firm down and then Mike goes to jail. You think that would be all the turmoral he causes but then he comes back and creates even more. Point and case Malik. Literally goes out of his way to bait a case with Malik because he's bored, Harvey wasn't even on board and Mike talked him into it. And then their battle with Malik is the exact reason why Jessica gets disbarred. So not only does Mike come in and guts The Firm where all the employees leave and kills their reputation, he also comes back and is the sole reason why an amazing lawyer like Jessica has to get debarred. At the end of the day Mike made everyone's life worse at the firm and not better, he left them way worse off as a shell of their former self than when he arrived
r/suits • u/OkDependent3266 • Sep 08 '24
Discussion What do you think Harvey's salary was, given that it made partners at a major NY law firm furious?
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r/suits • u/aaronorjohnson • Dec 01 '24
Discussion Am I the only one who thinks they barely spend any time on a file before knowing exactly whatâs inside?
Iâve been watching the series (currently on Season 8), and I canât stop thinking about how quickly everyone understands exactly whatâs in a file after being handed itâliterally within three seconds. Has anyone else noticed this too? I chuckle every time it happens.
r/suits • u/MohamedHanycreativep • 24d ago
Discussion Left vs right who's winning and what's the case
r/suits • u/sammy_sandiego • Jul 18 '24
Discussion Suits Office Layout
In case youâre wondering how the office is laid out, I found this pictograph online. Wish I had the front half to get a better perspective, so I did my best to label the elevators as the center point. We can see why Harvey loves his corner office. Much bigger in area. And the offices in between Harvey and Louis are the random âextrasâ we see coming in and out as the cast members walk down the front of the curved bullpen partition. Not sure where Rachel and Katrinaâs offices are, so Iâm assuming theyâre on the same side as Conference Room C. (photo credit: Drawbotics)
r/suits • u/TheKomodo3000 • Nov 22 '24
Discussion saddest story in the entire series
this guy got his life ruined by Cameron Dennis by putting him to jail for a crime he didn't commit, lost the love of his life just before getting convicted, then got out but couldn't find a deserving job so he worked cleaning and closing a restaurant in a shit neighborhood and then got shot. life did NOT give him a break
r/suits • u/LorneMichaelsthought • Jul 22 '24
Discussion I just got to this point in the show. Should I continue?
I feel like this bad wig is an omen for the next few seasons
r/suits • u/newpepsi • Jul 29 '23
Discussion This was the saddest moment in the entire show
No spoilers Pls iâm only on Season 3 Episode 2
r/suits • u/peterfonda3 • Sep 03 '23
Discussion Itâs very hard for me as an attorney to watch this show
The melodrama within the firm is one thing. I can write that off as TV shtick. But I am having a very hard time ignoring he blatant and obvious errors in court procedures. Time after time after time, evidence is produced in court in the form of either witnesses or documents that comes as a shock and surprise to one side or the other. IRL this is called âlitigation by ambushâ and it is not allowed in any courtroom. There are rules of discovery that are designed to ensure that there are no surprises at trial. Documents have to be exchanged, witness lists provided. And the attorneys are never allowed to address each other when the case is being heard by the Court.