Suits.

I read that wrong, thought it read 16 seasons, and went "WHAT?!"

edited 24th Aug '16 1:18:57 AM by Prime_of_Perfection

You're not wrong. THAT was a typo that's in the original article clip I copied and pasted. And I didn't catch. Mea culpa. It should of course have read "sixteen EPISODE seventh season." (Emphasis mine.)

So, Louis had his date. Kudos on them for introducing polyamory on the show, and on her for being honest and up front. On the date. Would have been better if she'd mentioned this before going out with him, but at least she didn't wait past the first date. With this being a TV show . . . I seriously hope they don't botch that. Even though I'm sure they will and they'll probably go with the message "you can't love more than one person at a time."

This is Louis we're talking about...

I don't know.

He knocked it out of the park with the help he gave Harvey. Louis has his moments. Every now and then, he gets it right.

We might be in for a surprise to be honest.

I was pretty harsh on him. When he was asking "what if I'm not good enough?" I was like "You're Louis Litt. Of course you're not good enough." Not saying I was wrong, but definitely harsh.

I can't see this lasting too long. This is Louis we're talking about. Even if he winds up being best friends with the other guy he is going to get competitive and insecure and find ways to mess it up. Because that's his characterization throughout the show. He MIGHT find ways to make up for his issues and salvage stuff after his freakouts, but he's going to have those freakouts and have to keep making up for them.

He couldn't even make it one episode.

I am so going to have to watch this episode when I get home later. I'm not going to ask how it fell apart, because it might be fun actually seeing for myself. So many ways that could go down.

It seemed like he almost did.

Also, Mike is out. I wonder where he goes from here.

Becoming a superhero?

Hypocrite-Man!

With the power of Hypocrisy! The most powerful hero of all!

but he's not out yet. The deal went through, sure, but he's still physically behind bars. A lot could happen in the next episode.Oh, and Louis's relationship isn't over, though I'm not one hundred percent sure I trust this woman. She sounds like a cheat I used to date, coming up with plausible reasons for everything while not outright committing to anything. Hell, he ASSUMED she broke up with the guy just because she said to take her home.

Well, success on two fronts. Louis beat out the other guy because the other guy asked for marriage and she couldn't do that, and Mike beat Gallo by getting him caught on camera trying to kill Mike with a knife. And NOW Mike is out.

Well played gentleman.

Well played.

And again. Well played.

They even found something for Mike to do, not only in this episode, but for the future it seems.

I'm still following the show, just not posting much here.

I'm more interested in seeing how Louis does in this relationship. It's pretty much everything Sheila's wasn't.

Is there another season or more's worth in this show now? Because its main story driver has gone. Are we looking at another kind of "Post-Red John "The Mentalist" situation?

Wait. What? Gina Torres has quit the show?

http://www.nytimes.com/2016/09/15/arts/television/gina-torres-on-why-she-decided-to-leave-suits.html?_r=1

That's seriously a downer.

Specter Litt now? Harvey's the boss?! That could be cool, even though Jessica was a powerhouse on the show.

I kind of like the reality subtext of Jessica leaving the firm being, basically, the same reason why Torres left the show.

Just watched the season finale. Mike is a lawyer now? And Jessica's the reason?

We are through the looking glass here, people.

Still, at least that bullshit "Mike's got a secret" thing is all gone now.

Wait?

Did the new season start?

Nope. This was the climax of season 2016-2017. The new season for this year starts later on.

...Just to be clear, the last thing I saw was "

1) Mike out of jail and being hired as a consultant;

2) Jessica retiring;

3) ....actually, there is no three. Those are the big things.

Now if that's what you saw, then I haven't missed anything.

Mike wasn't a consultant.