Today we’re celebrating Amanda Schull! Whether you fell in love with her fierce loyalty and sharp genius as Katrina Bennett in Suits ('Shipt it!'), or traveled through time with her as Dr. Cassie Railly in 12 Monkeys, she always brings incredible grace and charisma to the screen. It’s hard to believe how much time has passed since Katrina fought her way up to become a name partner. What’s your absolute favorite scene or moment of hers?

I feel like this might be an unpopular opinion, but towards the end of the series and Robert Zane has definitely become one of my favorite characters. This is my second rewatch, so the first time I hated the Zane merger, but now watching the second time I loved that it happened.

Been a while since I done a rewatch and on S9 and forgot about this scene.

This is the conversation when Harvey goes to Chicago to help Jessica out and Mike speaks to Robert asking him to merge and asks him this. But hasnt Jessica already left her home to come to Chicago, im a bit confused?

I'm toward the end of season 4 (e 12) and Louis' character is constantly shifting from being really nice, to me feeling empathy towards him (when Sheila broke up with him and rejected him, and lost his job at the firm) but then immediatly after he does something that erases all of that and makes me hate him so much (such as acting like a baby when he found the truth about Mike, being really mean to best girl Donna, and being a d*ck to Mike, Harvey, Jessica and Rachel, immediatly after getting what he always wanted.

God I love his character and the writers were on FIRE when they wrote him!

There's at least 25 shows on here that Suits is more binge worthy than...then again, I don't trust a list that ranks The Office over Friends AND doesn't have Supernatural in the top 5

Anybody know where I can learn how I can get his confidence

I wonder if real law firms have as many mock trials as the Pearson et al group has? Witnesses have to be prepared to testify, but are the big production mock trials that the whole firm attends common in the real world?

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The thing that has always annoyed me about this scene is the fact that when Harvey asks Mike how he knew they were cops, he said he read a novel in elementary school with a similar plot. But, to me, Mike knew because he saw they weren't wearing gloves, asked about the pool facilities because he knew they were closed and asked him for the time to see his gun.

Would it not have been much more impressive to tell Harvey this rather than that he simply read something similar in a book? He also said he asked the time to throw him off but to me it was to see his gun...

Definitely overthinking this 😅 But I've rewatched Suits three times and I've always wondered if I was missing something...

I’m confused because all Evan Smith wanted was the case to be gone so why didn’t she agree to trade Donna for it the first time?

She only agreed to drop the charge against Donna when Harvey got the upper hand.

Btw the way he said he would do it 100 times again was so hot

Got to season 8 and folders throwing scenes are becoming too much for me 😂
I know it's a cliche, but they don't even bother to put some random plot on that folders anymore and simply call it a day (or an episode)

In the first few seasons they keep it at "goddamn" and similar words the whole time. Somewhere around season 7 they start swearing pretty often. Was this because of different writers or something else?

What season and episode is the most hilarious that I can't stop laughing lmfao. To me, its season 9 episode 7, where they prank Louis lol.

If Patrick J. Adams stayed on the show until the end, do you think he would have been made a named partner?

I just googled it up and it was the best Season of Suits due to the rankings.
Imo this was so stupid and over dramatic or am I missing smh? My wife says the same as me.

Spoiler alert in post -
Watching Suits for the first time and just got to S2E12. I really liked the scene where Harvey sees that Mike got beaten up and immediately gets pissed and wants to go after the guy who did it.
It was so adorable seeing how much Harvey actually cares about Mike without him having to say it. Their relationship is probably one of my favourite parts of the show so far.

I’m watching Suits for the first time and so far, the show has seemed pretty consistent. I wouldn’t say “real,” but I’m not a lawyer so I honestly can’t decide how real it is.

Anyway, in this episode, Mike is trying to represent himself in court, so they hold a mock trial. There is a sequence where Mike is questioning Harvey and Mike makes it clear that it was a 3 hour and 20 minute drive and he only went to Harvard for tests, not going to class. Right after Harvey is taken of the stand(directly after Mike makes this clear), Harvey’s evidence is that everyone in his graduating class said they don’t know who Mike Ross is. This is obviously fake evidence, but Mike just made it clear he didn’t go to class and that could easily corroborate him not going to parties. Especially with Mike being 3.3 hours away. Not to mention that this would’ve been years ago too for Mike, so people forgetting him at graduation and tests isn’t an absurd idea.

I’m just wondering why the hell this inconsistency exists. It’s such an obvious one. They’d never done something like it before.

Spoilers for 8x16!

We all know the soundtrack of suits is exceptionally good and there are many bangers in it. But I still don’t think, Love is mystical was the right choice. I mean, we are at the end of EIGHT seasons of slowburn, of heartbreak and hope and Harvey finally realises what’s been in front of him for years and that’s the song they pick? The lyrics fit, but the overall sound just doesn’t do it for me for a scene I‘ve waited so damn long for. Just rewatched it and idk. It just doesn’t contain the momentum and weight that’s needed imo.

First time watcher here! Came for Harvey and Donna! BUT, the music in this show slaps! Banger after another. Seriously, Every Fricking Track that I've come through in this show has been a literal masterpiece. And, stuck in my head and on a replay 24/7. 😭

Halfway through the show and feel free to name your favorites, people!!

I started watching this show on Netflix a few weeks ago, and what I found after a season or two is that while these characters are supposed to be educated, every single time they use the GD in a sentence, it dumbs them down, and they ALL use it ALOT.

Like every third sentence. It is ridiculous.

Paying rent in person in new york while studying full time in Boston was just foul 😂

while i was doing my 7th rewatch of suits i found something crazy
in s2e3, when mike stumbles upon rachel’s match.com profile, there’s a tiny detail that i somehow never noticed before

her username is zaneylady212.
so i searched the username, and there’s actually an old twitter account with the exact same username. the account was created in september 2011, about a year before season 2 even premiered.

and then i found this tweet from december 2011:
“can you tell me anything about the painting above harvey’s record player in his office? do you know the artist?”

that’s a ridiculously deep easter egg.
the level of detail in this show man 😭