Suits is a TV show that’s different than all the other shows about the law. The characters have unique background stories that make us invested in the show. One of the main characters has a photographic memory and never went to law school but he manages to charm his way into a job. He breaks the law to practice law. You’re at the edge of your seat the entire time. Some shows usually end an episode on a cliffhanger and it can be so frustrating because you have to wait an entire week or however long before the next episode releases. When you think about it, it’s actually a smart idea. They persuade the audience to tune in for their next episode release.

The show has instances where they make references to other popular movies and songs. It’s a subtle way of making the characters from the show seem relatable to the audience. If you’re someone who appreciates TV shows with suspense, comedy, and drama, you’d like this show. We all know someone who becomes an expert on a topic after watching a TV series or documentary series. That friend who just came to your mind would miraculously become an expert on the law. They’d slowly start to pick up some of the phrases and lingo from the characters of the show and use it as part of their daily dialogue. Then, they’d reach a point where they start to believe that that’s how they’ve always talked.

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— Suits (@SuitsPeacock) December 31, 2022

The series is officially completed and if you haven’t watched it yet, it should be on your list of TV shows to watch. It’s the kind of show that you can binge watch on a Sunday. If you know a friend that’s watched the show before, be careful when you talk to them about the show because they might accidentally spoil it for you.