'Suits' on USA HD - Page 5

Indeed!

I think they hit a new record for saying Sh*t on the show. I thought Lewis and the recruiter were more interesting than the main plot.

Can't wait to see Louis' reaction to Harvey's hiring the ADA.

Snow killed my SAT signal for a couple of hours until I could get to the dish and clear it off after the snow stopped... unfortunately that was too late to even catch the later airing... I also missed Archer on FX... fortunately both re-air on Sunday morning so I'll be catching them later.

I loved the developing relationship between Louis and the little headhunter, too. I hope we get to see more of her.

I thought last night episode was pretty good. The banter between Harvey and Mike was good. I thought Jessica had some strong scenes. I thought the Louis subplot went two scenes too long. Would have been better if they had ended it at the courtroom file switch. The strength of the show has to personal dynamic, but they really do need good cases to litigate.

As annoying as Lewis is, he is my favorite character on the show. To each his own I guess.

I thought the last episode was probably one of the best of the series. The case was interesting. The personal dynamics were mostly focused on the firm, and surprisingly with show focused on sex scandals and gender discrimination it wasn't about who is dating who. There is sometimes a thin line between a "drama" and a soap opera, and this episode nailed the drama.

I loved Donna smacking Hartman twice. The scene between Harvey and Louis about the deposition was fantastic.

I enjoyed it very much also. It's hard to believe there are only two episodes left in this short season.

I agree that this week's Suits was terrific. The show has learned that its strength lies in presenting the strengths and weaknesses of its characters and not on the crutch too many writers of too many shows rely on, the soap opera of the week. Harvey, Mike, Jessica, and Louis are all incredibly flawed but I still can't take my eyes off them.

Actually, with 16 episodes Season 2 had four more episodes than did Season 1. The 10/6 split in the season with a 20-week hiatus just made it seem like a short season.

Wow, Louis finally showed he is human after all by taking taking the fall for Rachel not getting into Harvard even though his actions had absolutely nothing to with the decision. He really shifted the blame from her hating herself to her hating him when it was really the fault of the Harvard admission process due to the low number of spots available and the massive number of high acheivers applying. That may be the first real compassion we've seen from Louis.

The entire show was excellent as well.

Really looking forward to tonight's episode.

I mentioned a few shows ago their is a thin line between drama and a soap. I thought the last episode skewed more toward the soap side. I also thought the story was a bit hard to follow. I even rewound because I thought I has zoned out on a section. It was almost like there was a portion of the show that was cut that we were supposed to see. Jessica seemed unusually mean without any reason to be. I like it when they win cases because they are smarter not on the merits of who can out cruel the other.

I agree with previous posters that this episode was a bit hard to follow, specifically Jessica's motivations seemed very vague. Maybe if they had dropped the Rachel/Mike sex scene and provided a bit more exposition on Jessica things might be clearer. Still a great show, I do think it's better when Louis is integrated into the A-story as opposed to being a completely irrelevant B-story, especially in a season finale.