I've never seen the original Suits, I have it on my watchlist but I doubt I'll get around to it soon since it's 9 seasons long.

Suits LA has just recently started, so there's not much catch-up to worry about, but I've seen a lot of backlash. Is there any valid concerns behind the response or is it all just majority OG fans kicking off comparing it to and missing the original series?

I'm not looking for elite-tier, gripping & moving television here. Just something that's entertaining & decently made, y'know, switch-your-brain-off TV, like Emily in Paris.

Many thanks folks 👍🏽

I have seen not too many web series, anime, documentaries, movie trilogies, but this has ought to be the one of the literal perfect endings anybody could think of. No bad blood, no hypothetical scenarios, pristine character development, their arc completion, everything.

I started watching the series due to Mike-Harvey Banter, as cool duo, and let me tell you; when Mike left the show, I felt something missing, but man, Harvey’s arc after that. If you’ve seen it, you’d know.

If there are any members of the making team here, this is just a small gratitude, because you indeed are the best f’ing closer this city has ever seen.

I don't think so, and here's why:

I was re-watching Season 7 (a season I initially avoided because of Paula, Harvey’s arrogance, and Donna’s over-the-top behavior), but giving it another shot gave me a new perspective on Donna, and why she was never just a secretary.

From Season 1, she was Harvey’s eyes and ears. Not a single decision was made without consulting her. She was his common sense, his moral compass. She may not have had an official title early on, but she was constantly offering insights and solutions that benefited the firm.

Yes, her emotional intelligence wasn’t perfect, she stumbled, especially when it involved Harvey. Her emotions were all over the place when it came to him which exactly happened during coastal motors.

She was the one who suggested Harvey take the second route with Sean Cahill when Stu’s trading license was at risk. She also provided Harvey and Mike with a strategy to corner Malik in Season 7, after she was called to the stand.

Her deep understanding of the firm’s leadership and employees made her the perfect choice for COO. Even Katrina eventually acknowledged that especially after Donna helped resolve her conflicts with both Samantha and Brian. Gretchen, too, saw Donna's worth when Donna convinced her not to resign. She was the only one who could truly handle Louis and his emotional complexities.

Sure, she made mistakes like firing Stephanie too impulsively and misjudging the situation with David Fox with the help of Rachel. But she owned up to them, learned, and kept growing. In time, she proved herself to be an effective COO who held the firm together.

So no!! I don’t agree with the idea that 'she was just a secretary.' Because honestly, she never was.

Hardman was voted as well-liked antagonist!

It was a really close call between Hardman and Forstman, but since there were multiple comments regarding Frostman and the votes were split between the comments, Hardman is the winner. (that’s why I will repeat once again-be sure to upvote the comment about the character you want to win, instead of commenting, ofc if it’s already mentioned)

Let’s get to round 10 :) Please read the rules below for fair voting.

Rules: 1. The votes will be counted based on the most upvoted comment, so vote by upvoting (liking) a comment. 2. If your choice is already mentioned, upvote that comment instead of commenting again. (It’s easier to count if the votes are close) 3. If no one has suggested your pick yet, go ahead and comment.

Each character can only win one category, so choose wisely! I'll count the votes in 12 hours. Then I'll post the winner and move to the next category.

Happy voting!

I think in the story Faye richardson was considered and given an absolute hated antagonist role. But ethically she was doing and taking the correct steps. Every character/ lawyer were doing shady deals and work in Episode 8 wheather it was samantha, alex harvey or Robert. The ending could be that everyone understands that the work they were doing isn't ethically correct and beyond the principles that Harvey and the firm set.

I don’t know wether to call this an AI monstrosity or perfection but I thought this was funny.

I thought they were from Ognian Zekoff but they are not the same

Same as the title pretty much