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1. Everything's Changed
Air date: Jul 17, 2019
Harvey and Samantha fight to keep Zane's name on the wall; Alex warns Louis of the consequences.
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2. Special Master
Air date: Jul 24, 2019
The firm faces the repercussions of its actions; Samantha enlists Katrina to help an old friend.
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3. Windmills
Air date: Jul 31, 2019
Harvey takes a case to send Faye a message; Louis finds a new opportunity.
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4. Cairo
Air date: Aug 7, 2019
Faye decides to take action against Harvey and Donna's relationship; Harvey looks to impress Donna's father.
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5. If the Shoe Fits
Air date: Aug 14, 2019
Samantha finds herself caught in the middle of a tricky situation when Mike picks a fight with Harvey.
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6. Whatever it Takes
Air date: Aug 21, 2019
Harvey makes a play to get Samantha's job back; Katrina faces off against an old friend.
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7. Scenic Route
Air date: Sep 4, 2019
Harvey and Samantha head out on a road trip together; Louis gets in over his head with a potential client.
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8. Prisoner's Dilemma
Air date: Sep 11, 2019
An old enemy forces Harvey to account for his past actions; Esther has a problem only Louis can solve.
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9. Thunder Away
Air date: Sep 18, 2019
Mike helps Harvey get over a personal loss; an attempt to take down Faye becomes complicated.
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10. One Last Con
Air date: Sep 25, 2019
As the firm faces potential destruction, the partners must go all-in to save it.
Suits (2019)
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The ending was perfect. Everything fell in place. Watching this wonderful show, left me wondering where to go. The entire show left me captivated and appreciative of the work that was put in. The level of story telling was beyond imagination in this thrilling ride. If you see this comment, and by god have the patience to read it through and through, I plead for you to watch the show, because by the end of it, you'll have been presented a life changing story and experience. Thank you Suits. Thank you for being such a worthy watch.❤️
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Adorei o final, não poderia ser melhor para mim .
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I have nothing against Katherine Heigl as an actress. Unfortunately, as a lawyer in a mostly serious show, she didn't fit in during season 8, and it doesn't look like she will in season 9 either. Just from the first episode so far, it feels like she is going to be a thorn in this season as much as the previous. As for the fact Mike and his wife left after getting married in season 7, I have been fighting myself to continue watching. Again, one of the only factors is because I watched past season 2, against my better judgement. Louis and Harvey, as well as Donna, have been the characters that have kept me from giving up fully. Another reason it definitely isn't worth going past 7 is because you aren't going to want to watch it with your kids, if you have been. The swearing is ridiculous, especially since it gets muted each time. Not only that, something that bothered me from the beginning, and has continued to is how the show says "G-d damn" constantly, in a way similar to swearing. It use to be their way of NOT swearing. Season 8 & 9, they use it still, annoyingly, as well as actually swear. The other annoying thing that is constant through the show is the constant "giving of word." "I gave him my word," or "You said you gave me your word," etcetera. It's such an odd thing to say so often, and then soon after, whomever says they'll give someone else their word tends to break it, or eventually convince someone else to allow them to break said "word." As I mentioned with the review I gave of season 1, the show is clunky and full of "faking it" moments that only make such a show seem worse than it truly is. It's about lawyers and law firms. It shouldn't have so much clumsiness with how the show has been written. The characters (beside Wendell Pierce & Katherine Heigl) are about the only redeeming factors I am able to come up with to watch this series. Overall, as I haven't watched yet fully watched the first episode, or even finished said episode, I'll probably come back and update this review. For now, it stays at 3 stars as "it passed the time." The next half star says it is good and I recommend it. More than likely, it won't be going up because I don't recommend watching this show past season 2, let alone past season 7.
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Best series on Netflix by absolute miles in my opinion. Tense, funny, interesting. I have been hooked from series 1 and it is not often I look forward to coming home from work to watch a show on TV. This has not happened to me for years. I was looking at how many seasons and initially thought there is no way I can watch all these. Well, I am almost done! I generally watch a show on Netflix and lose interest because they often drag things on for too long. Many years ago this was the situation with the series Lost. It moved to Sky and just dragged on for far too long and got really boring. I still don't know how that show ended. Gabriel Macht as Harvey really makes the show for me but do not get me wrong. He is not the only one and they their special thing to the series. Patrick J Adams as Mike Ross, Rick Hoffman as Louis Litt, Sarah Rafferty as Donna (she reminds of the PA in Ally McBeal in a lot of ways), not to mention Gina Torres as Jessica all add their own twist and revelations to the show. Louis, for example will bring anger, tears and laughter. His character is amazing and he no one pulls this off better. Highly recommended. My favourite show on Netflix to date.
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I already miss them. Thank you
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The first few episodes of the season seemed more like fan service-seeing old clients and touching old cases again-not what you expect from Suits when they tend to take 8-10 episodes to fully hash out one law suit. After spending 8 seasons to see Harvey and Donna together, it was almost a letdown when they were together. It was nice that their characters didn't change completely (like Rachel Zane did), but they're just so fun together it would have been really enjoyable to just see them having fun together. Their wedding was also so rushed and totally unlike them. It was great to see the character change complete in Harvey by leaving the firm and go join Mike. His confession told to Louis with conviction was humbling to watch. The decision seemed rushed too and spontaneous-something not like Harvey nor Donna. Mike's presence was perfect. The last scene of him and Harvey was a wonderful full circle moment. One of my greatest faults was not seeing Alex be name partner. He showed outstanding integrity through the whole season. He never loses his temper, crosses lines and shows so much genuine care for his coworkers (Samantha especially). It seemed as though he was being built up to become managing partner. Having the baby was such a big deal for Louis that he was nearly ready to resign from the firm. Not taking managing partner would have made a lot of sense for Louis and Alex definitely proved himself worthy of the title and ready for it. Katrina's integrity definitely made her worthy of having her name added. Props to Samantha for making them keep the name for minimum 5 years.
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The greatest 9-season series ever!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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A very good season with an ending that cannot be topped, An incredible ending to a great show.
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A decent wrap-up to the series. As with most series I got wrapped up with the characters and their stories. They brought back one of the ensemble (Patrick J. Adams). His character departed along with Meghan Markle's character when Markle left the show to accelerate her path to the Royal Family. It was nice to have that character back as he had a fun dynamic with the other lead.
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I loved every episode until the end!!! All actors made this series unbelievable. Amazing to witness legal negotiations in the corporate world. Personal, emotional aspects were just enough and kept it real. I've recommended to everyone!
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