Suits: Season Three

I can't wait for this terrific show to return for winter. This is a thoroughly entertaining show written by some really smart guys and gals. It surely has New York written all over it and even though it is about a high powered lawyer at the apogee of his legal career in New York, the characters have just the right amount of attitude and humanity woven into them. They are complex, intelligent, super-competitive, yes egotistical, but come across as people I can relate to. I say this even though I never have lived in NY, am not a lawyer (although I have lawyers in my family) and would never move to NY in a hundred years because I don't really care to have the lifestyle and be part of the culture it represents. This is a great show and I hope it runs for another 5 seasons at least. Gabriel Macht is a supremely well cast as Harvey Specter (protagonist), as is Sarah Rafferty as his assistant Donna Paulsen. The script is so well written, all the plots are original, characters are extremely well defined with very original personalities, traits and recognizable flaws, regardless of the amount of time they appear on the screen. It's as though no character is insignificant for the episode they're a part of. It's a very fast moving show, with a lot taking place in each season. Isn't that just great!

Without a doubt, for me, this is one of the best TV shows I ever watched! I absolutely love it! Gabriel Macht is stunning as he develops and plays to perfection Harvey Spector. Patrick Adam's interpretation of Mike Ross is amazing. The plot is completely engrossing; the production values are candy for the senses; the writing and directing are superb! I can't wait for the next episode and the next season. The women are fabulous! Rachel, Donna and Jessica are truly compelling performances, not to mention the clothes!! Without an excess of blood, violence, and gratuitous sex, the show is tastefully sexy, very! The show accurately and subtly depicts the violence of the inequality of our American culture doing the "Greenback Boogie", the title of its breathtaking and hypnotizing theme music. It's smart, sophisticated, sexy, steamy and sizzling in its portrayal of the level of class relations that Charles Dickens described in Bleak House as the fog of London, which concealed the class hierarchy of the suffering of those below from those on the top. "Suits" similarly and brilliantly exposes the unique workings and conspicuous consumption at the top of the U.S. class system. "Everybody wanna know how it feels, everybody wanna see what it's like. . . ."

Why? All of the actors are fantastic and perfectly casted. ESPECIALLY Gabriel Macht and Patrick J. Adams. Their banter, one-liner's as well as how they 'gel' together is what mainly makes this show. I watch every one and I am SO bummed when every season is over. I really think Mike needs to get back to work for the law firm and back to working with Harvey though. That is what the show is entirely about, right? I 'get' the turn to a different plot...but he needs to come back to his 'grass-roots job and continue on. 'Harvey Specter' is THE MAIN reason WHY I watch this show. I would be is one night stand in a heartbeat. HOT AS HELL he is. Excellent actor too. Both main actors deserve Emmys up the wiz. Donna and Harvey NEED to be a couple. She knows him better than anyone and 'Mike' made the perfect match with 'Rachel'. Enough with Investment Banking and back to the law firm, 'Mike'. Have him go to Harvard AS he's working part-time at the firm. SOMETHING. this little snafu into Investment Banking BETTER not be leading to this show being taken off of the air. NOT unless they show a full 3 minute, commercial free full frontal of Mr. Specter. Then...I MIGHT forgive. ;) ~Gabrielle Mardikian

Entertaining plot hook, increasingly harder to maintain in the day to day business of the firm. One almost wishes, a couple of seasons in, they had found another more sustainable hook so the feeling of inevitable and impending doom didn't hover so distractingly close, nearly overshadowing every episode. It got too heavy. However, I have thoroughly enjoyed this show. The leads, Adams and Macht mesh as well together as Newman and Redford in both the Sting and Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid. The managing partner, Jessica is very elegant but kind of unreachable as a person. The foil (sorry, I can't recall his name off the top of my head) is so incredibly "that kid", the f-up, in grade school you alternately hate and feel sorry for. He is so good at that role! And Donna, the secretary... so funny and spot-on in timing. Quick, witty patter amongst all of them. Love it! I literally went from episode to episode, season to season, just wanting to watch even though we had to grapple with the ominous elephant in the room and occasional leaps of wth? I wish season 6 was also free with Prime...

My wife and I have watched these a couple of times. Years ago and then this summer. This entire series is simply excellent. Intense emotionally but so well done. The character Louis Litt has to be one of my favorites on TV for all shows.

The merger between Pearson and Darby International is now complete and Harvey, stinging from Jessica's refusal to make him a name partner, begins plotting with Darby to take her down. After Harvey manages to settle a case with his old mentor, Cameron Dennis, Harvey's client, Ava Hessington, is arrested for murder. Darby sends his "fixer," Stephen Huntley, to help with the case. After first accepting Huntley after renegotiating Ava as a client, Harvey realizes Darby wants Huntley to help him completely take the firm from Jessica. Harvey informs Jessica, who says that if he wins the case, she will add him as name partner. Ava looks set to be convicted until Mike discovers Huntley was actually responsible for the murders, something of which Darby had no previous knowledge. Darby eventually agrees to testify against Huntley, only later realizing his own plea bargain will leave him unable to practice law in the United States. This allows Jessica to begin dissolution of the firm, and she allows Louis to lead on the dissolution talks, which leads to complications. Darby appoints Scottie to negotiate in the dissolution case, promising her a named partnership if she wins. After Harvey wins the trial, Ava sues the firm for malpractice and appoints Travis Tanner as her attorney. Harvey is soon able to get Ava to withdraw the suit. Jessica learns of Mike and Rachel's relationship and threatens to fire Mike unless Rachel signs an affidavit saying she knew of Mike's fraud. She does so on the condition that Jessica waive the firm's "Harvard rule," so she can apply to work there as a lawyer upon graduation from Columbia. Mike's secret is nearly discovered by Louis, but he is eventually convinced that Mike only "fixed" a grade in a single class. After Louis almost finds out about Mike's deception, Mike realizes he will never be able to make a name for himself in law with the threat of his fraud being discovered, and considers a career change after being offered a job as an investment banker by Jonathan Sidwell. In the ending, Mike and Harold Gunderson are arrested for supposedly bribing witnesses in the Ava Hessington trial, which threatens exposure for him. After Louis and Harvey manage to release them both, Mike realizes the problems that his situation causes for the firm and takes the job offered by Sidwell. This new job makes Mike a client of the firm, which now makes Harvey, technically, work for Mike.

Cancel your Candy Crush and Soda Crush addictions and use that time watching Suits instead! Suits is the better addiction! It's clever, witty, sexy and trendy all wrapped up in the most powerful NYC law firm. But, the big twist is that all these attorney-oath-taken-suits are keeping and propagating the ultimate fraudulent secret that could put them all in federal prison. The secret helps them win cases and make millions, which is why they continue with this enormous risk. Greed, power and prestige is the prize at any cost. Sounds like a normal plot but this is no normal show. The casting is perfect, actors are phenomenal and mesmerizing. The guest stars characters and acting are spot on and include great actors such as Abigail Spencer, D.B. Woodside, Gary Cole, Neal McDonough, Eric Roberts, Eric Close, Michael Gross, and Diane Neal. Michael Phelps even plays a role in one episode.

Season 3 is just as good as SE1 & 2 - If you like shows about lawyers who brag about how good they are; sulk when they lose a case; demand unreasonable pay; practice law without ever attending college; stab colleagues in the back or right to their face; a whole lot of one-night stands; amazingly beautiful men *and* women (especially "Donna"); shows that aren't afraid to swear just a bit for reality - but not too much that you can't watch it with younger people - well then, this show is for you. The are serious, comedic, poignant, and up-to-date with the cases. Has you laughing out loud, crying a bit and an excellent sound track and Great Clothes! Then watch this show - it has something for everyone! Highly recommend "Suits" and I'm watching this show until it goes off the air (it's still on as I write this 2016) - Woohoo!!!

Love it. Got hooked when I heard the OST and the intro, this is the 1st season that I watched without adverts on the TV and it is the way forward. The extra features that come with the set are not really needed but you do get to see a bit more into how the show is made.

Ich liiiiebe diese Serie. Da es leider zu wenig Einschaltquoten gab und die Serie nicht mehr im "normalen" TV zu sehen ist, habe ich mir die 2. und 3. Staffel auf DVD gegönnt und dann im Marathonschauen abgeguckt. Ich mußte unbedingt wissen, wie es weiter geht, vor allem in Anbetracht des Titels der letzten Folge dieser Staffel;-). Ich habe die DVD-Version gekauft, einzig der Ton hat mir nicht so gut gefallen, ich mußte recht laut stellen, um alles zu verstehen bei den schnellen Dialogen (nein, ich bin nicht schwerhörig;-)). Ich bekam das über Playereinstellungen auch nicht gut nachgebessert. Aber nach der ersten Folge hatte man sich dran gewöhnt. Auch in der 3. Staffel geht es heiß her. Immer wieder Wendungen, Schlagabtausche, klasse Dialoge, auch viel Gefühl, einfach alles drin, was eine unterhaltsame Serie ausmacht. Man muss wirklich aufpassen, um nichts zu verpassen und alles mit zu kriegen, ich mag es, wenn mein Geist gefordert wird;-). Grandiose Schauspielerei des Darstellers von Louis Litt macht selbst diesen Fiesling zu einer menschlichen Figur, der mir am Ende dieser Staffel wirklich sympathisch war. Auch Donna läuft hier wieder zu großer Form auf. Anders als bei den Vorgängerstaffeln, in denen es um viele einzelne Fälle geht, ziehen sich dieses Mal ein großer Fall und seine Nachwehen durch die ganze Staffel, was aber die Handlung nicht minder spannend macht. Ich war richtig traurig, als ich schon wieder alle 4 DVDs abgeguckt hatte, die Charaktere sind mir sehr ans Herz gewachsen. Ich freue mich schon auf die 4. und 5. Staffel, von denen leider DVD-mäßig noch nichts in Sicht ist. Ich hoffe sehr, dass sie auch in Deutschland verfügbar sein werden. Update: am 20.08.15 erscheint die 4. Staffel auf deutsch! Freu!

Bought it for my boyfriend for christmas because he's obsessed with Suits and hadn't watched the third series. He said he loved it. Made the boyfriend happy, so 5 stars from me! :)

Staffel 3 bietet gleich eine Neuerung: Anstatt des "case of the week" Schemas geht es in dieser Staffel um einen Fall, mit teilweise dramatischen Wendungen, sowohl für die Klientin Ava Hessington (gespielt von der großartigen Michelle Fairley, die u.a. auch Lady Cately of House Stark in der HBO Serie Game Of Thrones verkörpert), als auch für unsere Kanzlei. Die scharf gezeichneten Charaktere tun da ihr Übriges dazu, und heraus kommt eine weitere geniale Staffel Suits! Unbedingte Kaufempfehlung! Die Serie ist ein Diamant, und es ist eine Schande, dass "wir" in Deutschland nicht wissen, wie wir mit solchen Serien umzugehen haben!

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