Jessica takes the lead on a case that could have serious consequences for the firm, and Harvey has a hard time taking a backseat during the proceedings. Free Download Video Suits 19th July 2012 Episode On ABC Family Tv Online Tv Live Streaming Video. Online Watch Suits Full Episode Watch Stream HD Video on Internet TV.Elsewhere, Mike works on a dispute between a tennis phenom and his trainer, who's also his father.One of Manhattan's top corporate lawyers (Gabriel Macht) sets out to recruit a new hotshot associate and hires the only guy that impresses him - a brilliant but unmotivated college dropout (Patrick J. Adams). Though he isn't actually a lawyer, this legal prodigy has the book smarts of a Harvard law grad and the street smarts of a hustler. However, in order to serve justice and save their jobs, both these unconventional thinkers must continue the charade. Mike and Harvey Specter (Gabriel Macht), who is Mike’s boss at New York’s prestigious Pearson Hardman law firm, spent the first season hiding Mike’s little secret. Not only did he not graduate from Harvard Law School, a requirement to work at Pearson Hardman, he doesn’t even have a bachelor’s degree. At the end of the first season, Mike’s former best friend was about to drop this factoid on others at the firm, like top dog Jessica Pearson (Gina Torres).
Fortunately for all, “Suits” is the kind of clean, basic drama that can handle cliff-hangers — although that can sometimes mean complicating them further.
One major complication here: the return of the firm’s founding partner, Daniel Hardman (David Costabile), who used to run the place with all the social grace of Attila the Hun.
He was muscled out five years ago, thanks to the discreet exercise of blackmail by Harvey and Jessica. Now he’s back.
Also back, happily, is Donna Paulsen (Sarah Rafferty), Harvey’s assistant, who is one of the coolest and smartest characters on television.
There’s other stuff, too, like romantic subplots, but most of the opener focuses on getting Mike out of his small and shrinking corner. It’s popcorn TV well worth settling in to watch.
Summer's just a week away and bromance is in the air with the return of USA's sexy legal series "Suits." As it kicks off its second season Thursday, the show wastes no time before making it clear there will be more complications to the lives and careers of its hunky leading men this year.
Patrick J. Adams plays Mike Ross, whose ability to retain seemingly every piece of information he reads has made formal education a crashing bore for much of his life. No matter: Suave super-lawyer Harvey Specter (Gabriel Macht) saw potential in the kid and hired him as an associate at the high-powered firm of Pearson Hardman, overseen by the formidable Jessica Pearson (Gina Torres). Trouble is, if anyone finds out that Mike is a college dropout and a fraud, Harvey could get canned and disbarred.
The relationship between Harvey and Mike is nicely multilayered. On the one hand, Harvey plays the protective big brother to Mike. At the same time, he wants Mike to grow up and take greater responsibility in his career and, by extension, his life. That sometimes calls for semi-tough love, but that's what a mentor's good for.
Adams and Macht are terrific, with the former loosening up quite considerably this year as Mike. It makes sense, in a way, because Mike is not only adjusting to life as a "suit," but, under Harvey's tutelage, becoming more at ease in his own skin as he grows up.
Torres is cool, sexy and commanding as Jessica, and Markle, Hoffman and Rafferty contribute greatly to the energy of the show's core ensemble.
Fortunately for all, “Suits” is the kind of clean, basic drama that can handle cliff-hangers — although that can sometimes mean complicating them further.
One major complication here: the return of the firm’s founding partner, Daniel Hardman (David Costabile), who used to run the place with all the social grace of Attila the Hun.
He was muscled out five years ago, thanks to the discreet exercise of blackmail by Harvey and Jessica. Now he’s back.
Also back, happily, is Donna Paulsen (Sarah Rafferty), Harvey’s assistant, who is one of the coolest and smartest characters on television.
There’s other stuff, too, like romantic subplots, but most of the opener focuses on getting Mike out of his small and shrinking corner. It’s popcorn TV well worth settling in to watch.
Summer's just a week away and bromance is in the air with the return of USA's sexy legal series "Suits." As it kicks off its second season Thursday, the show wastes no time before making it clear there will be more complications to the lives and careers of its hunky leading men this year.
Patrick J. Adams plays Mike Ross, whose ability to retain seemingly every piece of information he reads has made formal education a crashing bore for much of his life. No matter: Suave super-lawyer Harvey Specter (Gabriel Macht) saw potential in the kid and hired him as an associate at the high-powered firm of Pearson Hardman, overseen by the formidable Jessica Pearson (Gina Torres). Trouble is, if anyone finds out that Mike is a college dropout and a fraud, Harvey could get canned and disbarred.
The relationship between Harvey and Mike is nicely multilayered. On the one hand, Harvey plays the protective big brother to Mike. At the same time, he wants Mike to grow up and take greater responsibility in his career and, by extension, his life. That sometimes calls for semi-tough love, but that's what a mentor's good for.
Adams and Macht are terrific, with the former loosening up quite considerably this year as Mike. It makes sense, in a way, because Mike is not only adjusting to life as a "suit," but, under Harvey's tutelage, becoming more at ease in his own skin as he grows up.
Torres is cool, sexy and commanding as Jessica, and Markle, Hoffman and Rafferty contribute greatly to the energy of the show's core ensemble.