Suits (TV Series) Character and Fitness (2017) User Reviews

Suits at it's best.

[bansi-awasthi · 10/10 · 2 March 2017]

When a show runs for this long generally it becomes repetitive. Now, some episodes of this season might be guilty of that sin but the end one sure ain't.

Extremely entertaining, thoughtfully written and exciting to watch. This episode keeps you on the edge of your seat.

The end was the best we could hope for and kept you wanting for more of it in the next season.

Eagerly waiting for the next season.

Absolutely astonishing!

[VictorKSV · 10/10 · 2 March 2017]

What an episode we got ourselves here! It's brilliant writing, acting, cutting, music, light, everything just seems well thought trough.

We have all characters in action in this episode of Suits. We get to see them working together as Harvey and Mike's work comes down to one hearing. Maybe it's not totally unexpected what happens, but the way they work together to solve this problem takes us back to earlier episodes of Suits when Mike was still a lawyer.

This episode truly gives you a feeling of satisfaction and justice!

We get to see new sides of the people we fallow and love. They show weakness and character, anger and fear, love and happiness. This episode truly takes us on an emotional roller-coaster. With surprising elements to keep us on the edge of our seats, altogether with an absolutely astonishing ending.

I am very excited for season 7, and I am very much looking forward to see what is next on the menu.

Awesome

[leonardoobx · 10/10 · 4 March 2017]

There is no better series at the time. One of the few series that managed to keep me hooked and watching episodes as they come out. Normally I wait for them to get to Netflix or search for it online, but not suits, I don't know how I am gonna survive until next season... Super recommend it. If you saw it, you agree,if you haven't, what are you waiting for?

Episode/season review

[Just-A-Girl-14 · 9/10 · 19 June 2020]

I really liked this episode. I loved that Jessica showed up and convinced Anita Gibbs to show Mike some compassion (even though I don't know how she new about the ER doctor). I give this episode a 9/10 because it was interesting and I liked that they ended it on a better note. While is fun watching Harvey and Ross kick ass I still think that it shouldn't always be about manipulations and tricks and crossing the lines.

As for the entire season, it has it ups and downs. Here are the good, the bad and the ugly: I liked Mike's prison story. It was interesting to see him on the inside with Kevin and Gallo. Both stories were compelling and has some strong moments in them. I didn't like to see Jessica leave. She was the managing partner and I still can't see Harvey or Louis replace her. None of them can do it. Harvey needs someone to put him in check and as much as Louis changed, he won't be a good managing partner. He is too impulsive, he doesn't have the right instincts and I still don't trust him to be loyal and not vindictive. There were too other things I didn't like this season, I didn't like "The Donna". Donna is unique and has some good moments but when they keep shoving it down our throats it starts to become annoying. If you're awesome, you don't need to remind it to people every 5 minutes. It was cute and fun when she was a great secretary but now it seems that all of a sudden it's not enough for her and I'm worried she is going to become an annoying main character instead of a good secondary character. I also didn't like the Louis-Tara story it started out ok but moved on too quickly just to crumble so fast in the end. I wish they could find Louis someone who can be right for him. Tara was too goody and Sheila was too... well, too much. As a season, I would give it no more than 8/10 but I still want to see how it's going to work next. I suspect Mike's return to the firm won't end with him doing only good things as he wanted. I guess we'll have to see.

Ultimate season finale!!!!

[khurana-06375 · 10/10 · 2 March 2017]

That's why suits rocks!!!!. This episode gives chills to the core. The moment when Mike becomes a layer sums up the whole point of the show. Harvey's will and helplessness is shown at the same time along with Donna's awakening to her wants. Louis is bashed hardly and gets unlucky again."Cause she's gone now and you have to take her reins", this is where you know suits at it best. With Mike and Rachel both as lawyers and Harvey as the Managing Partner season 7 is gonna be one hell of a 16 episodes. Returning on June 21 !!!!! Can't wait !!!!!

One of the best yet

[cool_shah1983 · 10/10 · 3 March 2017]

I had been recommended this program by a number of my mates and cousins and only watched my first episode 6-7 months ago but ever since then the wife and I have been hooked on to it. This episode epitomizes the up and down nature of the show. From extreme high's to extreme lows this episode had everything. Its one of those rare happy endings that isn't followed by a "duh". I further love how the entire cast got together this episode along with a few blasts from the past. All in all a pretty decent episode and an excellent season finale. I cant wait for season 7

The Wind and The Sun

[IMDBelievable · 10/10 · 4 March 2017]

How far this season has come truly speaks volumes for the writers of this show. After the mid season finale which was one of the finest episodes of the shows history the half season started and each episode was a fine wine from there slowly but surely becoming better and better.

Mike's journey this season has truly been exciting to watch and ever since he was convicted of being a fraud I feared the formula of the show was in serious jeopardy; fear not. What a perfect moment to bring back Jessica, and Harvey once again proves that he always has an ace in the hole.

Jessica was always the wisest, especially seeing how Harvey results to confrontation when he's desperate where Jessica provides the voice of reason and shows why she should always be the first name on the wall weather she is there or not.

The show left on some sad notes with Louis, and Donna however we all know Season 7 will bring some happiness to our favorite characters. The music playing while Harvey and Mike shook hands as Mike accepted the job offer from Harvey with his own stimulations was perfect Suits continues to prove it's longevity and we will all sit back and eagerly wait for the next puzzle that the P.S.L. Team will have to solve, although this time it's together, forever.

One hell of a good episode!!!

[qad_pacquiao · 9/10 · 5 September 2019]

Well you just got to Trust Harvey!

Oh no! Is Harvey going to fail Mike AND get nailed himself? Of course he isn't.

Season 6 Review

[estathena2 · 10/10 · 10 October 2021]

Solid storyline progression with plausible & interesting outcomes all propelled by strong acting, realistic settings, & a great soundtrack.

Change is often difficult and at "Pearson Specter Litt" the tides of change come roaring in & don't let up until the series comes to an end. Buckle up because the rides going to get bumpy.

Face and Revamp

[Hitchcoc · 10/10 · 7 September 2023]

My title means that in this episode the firm gets to face what has been keeping them down and, ultimately, revamp the crew. This one is mostly about Mike and his ethics hearing that he needs in order to apply for the bar. Of course, passing the big test isn't even a problem. But, of course, that virago is sitting on the board and wants either Harvey's or Mike's skin in order to vote him in. A surprise makes it interesting at the end. In other things, we have Louis waiting for a call from his fiancee (or former one) telling him whether he has a chance to get her back. Mike also has to deal with suspicions in the free legal services about his motivations. He has a lot to prove. One thing that bugs me is that when someone on this show says, "I can explain," the next line is "I'm not interested in your explanation." In another part of the plot, Donna meets with some guys who have been researching a similar product and threaten to sue her if the "Donna" hits the market. I wonder if that will be coming back. Anyway, I had no trouble heading right into the new season on the back of this episode.

NEW BEGINNINGS

[Essay-Kun · 8/10 · 25 June 2021]

This will be honest.

Season 6 is the weakest of them all so far.

The first 9 episodes were all over the place.

By that I mean the plot was weakened and had nothing much to explore as it usually does.

But after that it was all in place.

The original suits was back witha bang.

And the closure on this episode was fantastic.

The side plot about people like Donna and Louis never felt right. The plot made them vulnerable which was a bit off. Coz they're the same characters We've seen so changing much with them in a season while showing something else in the last 5 doesn't feel right to me.

stop the mid season breaks

[sytharnia · 7/10 · 23 March 2017]

Mid season breaks really wrecked this season for me. It just felt really disjointed because the break was way to long so it felt like it had just started back and then it was over. Still looking forward to S7 though will be interested to see where they take the series I think these mid season breaks that all the show have need to go

Writing for this show has gone downhill

[neelkri · 2/10 · 5 March 2017]

This was a predictable ending to a mini-season that started out very compelling with Mike at a legal clinic as a consultant, and as a teacher for a short time. The six- episode saga had a lot of promise but the writers squeezed absolutely nothing out of it. Remember the storyline about Rachel not passing the character and fitness? Tabled without warning. Mike as a teacher could have been amazing but they dropped it. Instead, they've turned Mike into the most annoying protagonist on TV. Everything now falls into place conveniently for characters instead of them having to work for it (Jessica just showing up, or more blackmail on Sidell conveniently appearing when needed). The Louis-Tara story reaches new levels of nauseating corniness. Donna's newfound insecurity takes away from the comic relief she usually provides, and her virtual assistant storyline is really boring. I personally liked this show a lot better with Jessica in it.

Solid ending

[tarascopablo · 9/10 · 17 January 2024]

This season was perhaps the best of the series because it showed us Mike dealing with life in prison and then coming out of it only to find that things have actually changed, then we had Jessica leaving the firm basically for good and Harvey and Louis getting to be friends and partners in a good way.

The second half of the season showed us how Mike tried to be a legit lawyer and even though it implied certain shady things, he finally got it thanks to the usual Mike & Harvey shenanigans.

In my opinion, the series should have ended here but anyways... good ending to a great season and solid plot lines.

Season 6 review.

[dimospaek · 2/10 · 27 January 2022]

Season 6 is incredibly bad. I don't understand why the progress of every story in this season is coming from conversations between two of the characters and every scene is stopping with backround music and zoom on a character. Many cliché, many plot holes, bad writting.