An unexpected opportunity results in Mike Ross, who doesn't actually have a law degree, becoming the new associate at a Manhattan law firm.An unexpected opportunity results in Mike Ross, who doesn't actually have a law degree, becoming the new associate at a Manhattan law firm.An unexpected opportunity results in Mike Ross, who doesn't actually have a law degree, becoming the new associate at a Manhattan law firm.
Herman Chavez
- Bellman
- (as Herman Chaves)
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What a start
This is one the best pilot episodes ever! The whole thing felt like a movie. A very good one.
I got more and more invested!
That is how I felt when watching this episode, that it only got better and more exciting as the episode went along!
I think the decision of making this episode a 1 hour and 20min two-parter, was great, as 40min would not have been enough to both introduce to the premise, and get you hooked at the same time!
The premise felt like a nice breath of fresh air for my! At first i thought this show wasn't for me, but I have to admit that as the episode went on, the more i wanted to see and know!
The characters are charasmatic and fun to spend time with! I enjoyed the humor and dialogue!
Overall a pilot and premise that made me want to watch the next episode right after!
I think the decision of making this episode a 1 hour and 20min two-parter, was great, as 40min would not have been enough to both introduce to the premise, and get you hooked at the same time!
The premise felt like a nice breath of fresh air for my! At first i thought this show wasn't for me, but I have to admit that as the episode went on, the more i wanted to see and know!
The characters are charasmatic and fun to spend time with! I enjoyed the humor and dialogue!
Overall a pilot and premise that made me want to watch the next episode right after!
Thrilling
It's a long episode yeah but I love it, Harvey's smile is so annoying by the way!
Very Intriguing Start
The dialogue in the beginning was so predictable, overthought to the point that it didn't even sound like real people talking, and cheesy that I was initially sure that I was going to give this a six. Then about halfway through this story really picks up. It's giving us a solid peek behind the curtain as to some of the tricks unethical people use to cover their tracks and the characters were noticeably more likable by the end of the episode than they were in the beginning. Solid start.
A decade in the making
What a remarkably gripping pilot this was. Lawyer dramas, procedurals and "cop shows" are absolutely not my cup of tea, but somehow this show hooked me in... what an outlier.. a decade later and one member of the royal family in tow.... what a show!
Did you know
- TriviaWhen Mike (Patrick J. Adams) connives his way into the Harvard tour, he tells a prospect Dean Wormer wants to see the top prospects in his office. Dean Wormer was the dean of Faber College in the movie National Lampoon's Animal House (1978).
- GoofsWhen Harvey and Louis are arguing about Harvey's promotion to senior partner, Harvey's suit is first not buttoned when he stands up from the couch, but it becomes buttoned after while Harvey's hands never left his pockets.
- Quotes
Harvey Specter: Donna, I need the -
[Donna hands him an envelope]
Harvey Specter: Oh, also I didn't have a chance to -
[Donna hands him coffee]
Harvey Specter: Marry me?
Donna Paulsen: I took care of that too. We've been married for the last seven years.
- ConnectionsReferenced in Suits: Two in the Knees (2014)
Details
- Runtime
- 1h 30m(90 min)
- Color
- Sound mix
- Aspect ratio
- 16:9
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