When Mike takes a humanitarian case with the potential to jeopardize firm business, Harvey must decide how much to rein in his associate. Meanwhile, Jessica wrestles with the distance she’s been forced to put between herself and Jeff Malone. And Louis fights to get the respect a name partner deserves.

The episode was rated 7.80 from 2265 votes.

Harvey and Louis take a drive to aid an out-­of-town client to whom they both have deep ties; and Harvey uses the opportunity to force a confrontation between Louis and Mike about their trust issues. Meanwhile, in a flashback, we discover the root of Harvey and Louis’s competitive relationship in their early days at the firm. And Mike first learns the limitations of his genius when it comes to the law.

The episode was rated 7.84 from 2240 votes.

Having lost his partner on the inside, Mike moves to a hostile takeover of Gillis Industries. On the other side, Harvey and Louis pull out all the stops to make sure they win this takeover fight, and things take a personal turn. Meanwhile, Jessica and Malone come face-to-face with Sean Cahill, the attack dog with the weight of the SEC behind him, bent on bringing The Firm down.

The episode was rated 7.86 from 2877 votes.

Pearson Specter’s client, Logan Sanders, pushes Harvey to prove his relationship with Mike won’t hinder him from doing what it takes to win their takeover battle. Meanwhile, Louis attempts to mend his relationship with new colleague Jeff Malone, but their ensuing bonding leads to some misunderstandings.

The episode was rated 7.88 from 2931 votes.

Harvey and Mike find themselves on opposite sides of a takeover battle that threatens to turn into a knockdown, drag-out fight—a fight complicated by Rachel’s relationship with Mike. Meanwhile, Louis finds himself partnered with recent SEC defector Jeff Malone in defending Pearson Specter from disgraced DA Eric Woodall.

The episode was rated 7.88 from 2937 votes.

Louis is gaining leverage in his quest to become a name partner of the firm and the Pearson Specter team is dealing with the fallout of Louis learning Mike's secret.

The episode was rated 7.89 from 2204 votes.

Mike and Harvey adjust to their new paradigm. As they butt heads over strategy in Mike’s first foray into investment banking, their new attorney-client relationship may be short-lived. Meanwhile, Pearson Specter discovers that a disgraced former District Attorney may be pursuing a vendetta against Harvey and the firm.

The episode was rated 7.93 from 3112 votes.

Rachel becomes increasingly anxious about work, school, and the growing attraction between herself and Pearson Specter client Logan Sanders. Meanwhile, Louis helps Donna prepare for a major role while she encourages him to face his fear. Harvey and Mike agree to a ceasefire, but Sam accuses him of collusion and Mike learns how ruthless his new partner can be.

The episode was rated 7.95 from 2888 votes.

Rachel brings disturbing news while Mike is still reeling from the aftermath of the battle for Gillis Industries. Feeling Harvey is his only friend left, Mike makes a rash decision. Meanwhile, Jessica asks Louis to pick his own reward after his victory for the firm.

The episode was rated 7.97 from 2872 votes.

When Sean Cahill brings Pearson Specter client Logan Sanders in to the SEC for questioning, Harvey tries to put an end to the Gillis Industries takeover. But when Mike continues to play hardball, Louis sees an opportunity to make a name for himself by saving the day. Meanwhile, Rachel must contend with the fallout of a moment of weakness.

The episode was rated 7.98 from 2840 votes.

When Evan Smith brings new evidence nullifying the firm’s victory against Liberty Rail, Harvey and Mike must scramble to save the case. But when D.A. Wolf comes after the firm, they’re faced with the real possibility of Donna going to prison for her role. Meanwhile, Jessica and Malone try to adjust to their new roles in each other’s lives.

The episode was rated 8.11 from 2396 votes.

When SEC investigator Sean Cahill fails to link his corrupt boss Eric Woodall and corporate raider Charles Forstman, Harvey must revisit his own uncomfortable past in order to find a way to put them away for good. Mike and Rachel confront the fact that, while Rachel is Harvey’s associate, Mike is his guy. And Donna helps Louis with an unexpected crisis.

The episode was rated 8.12 from 2581 votes.

Mike's return to Pearson Specter is bittersweet as he finds himself working alongside Rachel, who recently confessed about Logan. While they try to navigate their professional relationship, Jessica and Harvey are faced with a relentless Sean Cahill who is determined to get his hands on the firm's files regarding the Gillis Industries takeover. Meanwhile, Louis is caught in a struggle to conceal an illicit deal he made to secure a victory, knowing that the evidence could potentially bury the firm.

As the plot thickens, fans are left with burning questions and theories. Who occupies the corner office below Jessica's? And why isn't the firm located on the top floor despite having a 60th floor? With the absence of a senior partner, fans are left wondering about the changes within the firm. The intrigue continues to build as the characters face new challenges and alliances.

The pace of the episode is relentless, keeping viewers on the edge of their seats. With each twist and turn, things only seem to get crazier. And the last scene, accompanied by the haunting "Fink - Looking Too Closely" playing in the background, adds an extra layer of intensity. It's safe to say that fans can expect more gripping moments and surprises in the upcoming episodes.

The episode was rated 8.13 from 2863 votes.

In the latest episode of Suits titled "Gone," tensions rise as the SEC investigation reaches its peak. Sean Cahill takes charge, conducting intense depositions that leave no one at Person Specter feeling safe. Secrets, both professional and personal, are brought to light during this inquisition, leaving the characters exposed and vulnerable.

One comment from a viewer highlights the underlying theme of law enforcement, stating, "You decide someone's guilty, then you find the crime to fit them." This observation sheds light on the raw and compelling nature of this particular episode, which resonated with many fans.

Another standout moment in "Gone" is the emotional resignation letter. One character's words hit hard as they express their disappointment, saying, "Your names are on the wall for a reason! And mine is not." This powerful statement reflects the impact that recent events have had on the characters and adds an extra layer of depth to the episode.

Lastly, fans express their love and concern for Louis, saying, "Oh Luis!! I love you" and "Oh Louis :( come back soon." These comments indicate the emotional connection viewers have with the characters, further emphasizing the impact of the episode.

Overall, "Gone" delivers a gripping storyline filled with revelations and emotional moments that will leave fans eagerly anticipating the next episode of Suits.

The episode was rated 8.25 from 2933 votes.

In the latest episode of Suits, titled "This Is Rome," Harvey and Jessica find themselves facing a threat to their firm. An outsider is attempting to poach their clients, forcing them to take measures to protect what they've worked so hard to build. As tension rises, viewers can't help but wonder if their efforts will be enough to outsmart this cunning adversary.

Meanwhile, Louis is struggling to find balance in both his personal and professional life. As his affairs become increasingly complicated, he must navigate the challenges that come with being a high-powered lawyer. Fans of the show are captivated by Louis's incredible acting in this episode, eagerly anticipating the resolution of his character arc.

But amidst all the drama, another mystery arises. Who is the imposter lurking near Harvey's office? This unexpected twist has left fans outraged, questioning the fate of this senior partner extra who has worked tirelessly for years. Will they be fired or relocated to a different office? The suspense is palpable.

And finally, as the episode reaches its climax, Rick Hoffman delivers a powerhouse performance. The last scene showcases his talent as he passionately confronts someone, demanding the truth. His delivery, from shouting accusations to whispering a heartfelt plea for an apology, leaves viewers in awe. It's a moment that truly showcases the depth of his character.

As the episode concludes, Team Litt rejoices. This day marks a turning point for the beloved character, and fans can't help but celebrate the journey they've been on with him. With its mind-blowing twists and stellar performances, "This Is Rome" is an episode that will leave viewers eagerly waiting for what's to come next.

The episode was rated 8.35 from 2946 votes.