Pilot

I like the bit where they hire a bloke who never went to law school.

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!

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!

The pilot episode of the legal drama Suits is a really strong start for the series. The pilot is 80 minutes long which is basically two episodes, that provides the creators a greater chance of creating a solid ground for the series to start of with and they really managed to do just that. This was an excellent made pilot who introduces us to these wonderful characters.

The chemistry is their instantly between the Harvard lawyer Harvey Specter (Gabriel Macht) and his new associate Mike Ross (Patrick J. Adams). The banter between the two of them is absolute gold and their continued reference of movies is really fun to be a part of. We see both respect, competition and some quirky comments between Harvey and Jessica Pearson (Gina Torres).

The chemistry between the characters is what makes the episode a strong start for Suits. The supposed chemistry between Mike and Rachel Zane (Meghan Markle) wasn't there really for me in the first episode but it will most likely built on in forthcoming episodes. Louis Litt (Rick Hoffman) really seems like sort of a snake and his schemes going forward is going to be fascinating.

Score: 9/10 (Amazing)

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I needed something to binge watch and found "Suits." Most shows take at least 3 episodes to build a following, so I gave it the 3 show minimum. I am just now finishing Season 7. I would say that 14 out of 16, on average, shows kept my interest. It's not one of these shows where the main characters win their case every week, so it's more believable than "The Good Wife."

One thing I absolutely could not stand was the music. It was extremely heavy on The Fray and bands like them, and there is only so much I can take of that melodramatic genre before I wanted to puke. But instead, I just turned the volume off or way down.

If you like courtroom drama mixed with interesting characters, give "Suits" a shot.