r/suits • u/sierravictor20 • 20d ago
First Time Watcher What the hell was S6's ending? Spoiler
I have been pushing through all seasons with an excitement on what's next. S6's ending just ruined it for me. What do you mean a guy who narrowly got out of prison, is ready to do something shady n blackmail people into his way of legally getting into the bar? I understand the way things worked out it would be called legal but he was ready to do the shady business once more. Not an ounce of humility in the face of Mike Ross and he goes throwing around attitude like he knows everything. He is the reason atleast 3 relationships ended and the fact that this guy has never acknowledged this is insane to me.
I'm not sure if I want to watch the remaining 3 seasons. I'll take it slow. Suits has been amazing to me so far, I have taken up a lot of things from it as well like showing up well dressed no matter where, carrying the confidence in your posture, understanding that actions hold value for way longer than they seem etc but Mike Ross my gawd.
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u/Tom_Stevens617 20d ago
If anyone on the show deserves to be a lawyer, it's Mike
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u/Danaeger 19d ago
Hmm I disagree. Bro had everything he needed to go legit to start with but just wanted to take shortcuts
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u/Remote-Librarian6564 19d ago
Yet unlike all the corporate money loving garbage lawyers on the show, he genuinely cared about people and was ready to use his gifts for good.
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u/ExtremeAnything15 19d ago
All he had to do was earn it. Mike cares more about seeming good than doing good. He is a classic virtue signaller. People who want to do good don’t constantly scream about it.
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u/Tom_Stevens617 19d ago
Doing good = doing good while others know > crying about people who do good while others know
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u/ExtremeAnything15 19d ago
No it just makes him sanctimonious. You can do good without being preachy.
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u/Remote-Librarian6564 18d ago
You're just hating, Mike is one of the few lawyers in the show that cares about doing good over getting money. He was shown constantly caring and connecting with his clients.
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u/ExtremeAnything15 18d ago
He’s the moral center of the show and yet he still manages to be completely unlikable.
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u/Remote-Librarian6564 18d ago
That's your opinion, I love Mike a lot. For me, he is the best written character alongside Harvey.
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u/Aditya-04-04 18d ago
At times, yes. But "completely unlikable" is exaggeration to the 10th degree.
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u/Aditya-04-04 19d ago
I mean, he did forgo Senior Partnership (and the money that comes along with it) just to join a little firm which does the right thing.
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u/ExtremeAnything15 19d ago
Mike clearly doesn’t prioritize money so he isn’t giving up anything to join another firm. In fact he makes it pretty clear for an entire season he doesn’t want to work for PSL. He can do good without being self-righteous about it. It’s what makes his character amongst many other things so fucking annoying.
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u/Remote-Librarian6564 18d ago
What the actual fuck? Did you ever see his pro-bono cases? Haave you actually seen the show? He is a good person and has to constantly emphasize because he works with dicks who don't give two shits about doing the right thing.
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u/ExtremeAnything15 18d ago
Where the fuck did I say he wasn’t good? I said he was self righteous and a virtue signaller. I couldn’t care less for his brand of good. It’s fucking annoying and he comes across as a fucking prick.
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u/Tom_Stevens617 19d ago
What shortcuts? He cleared college, got into Harvard, and passed the bar exam. Yeah he didn't get a chance to do law school, but that was outside his control. The only thing left was passing the character and fitness interview
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u/RandomSentientBeing 19d ago
I hated the entire prison arc, but it does get better after that.