Suits

Suits follows the talented but unmotivated college dropout Mike Ross, who is taken in by successful."closer" Harvey Specter to work at a prestigious Manhattan law firm. Despite lacking a law degree, Mike's photographic memory and quick wit impress Harvey, leading to a partnership built on deception. The series explores the complex cases, office politics, and personal lives of the lawyers at Pearson Hardman, and later variations of the firm.

Suits garnered generally positive reviews throughout its run, often praised for its sharp writing, charismatic performances, and compelling legal drama. While some critics found the plot occasionally formulaic, the show maintained a strong following due to its engaging characters and intricate plotting.

• Praised for its witty dialogue and strong lead performances.
• Appreciated for its engaging legal cases and character development.
• Some noted that the plot could be predictable at times.

Google audience: Audiences largely enjoyed Suits for its compelling storylines, the chemistry between its main characters, and the satisfying resolutions to courtroom dramas. Many viewers found the show addictive and appreciated the character arcs over its long run.

Primetime Emmy Awards (Nomination), Golden Globe Awards (Nomination), People's Choice Awards (Won)

Meghan Markle, who played Rachel Zane, announced her engagement to Prince Harry shortly before her character's wedding in the series finale, adding a layer of real-life fairytale to the show's conclusion.