Legal shows are numerous on television. Suits is one of them and how they try to separate themselves from the crowd is with youth, style, humour and a refusal to shy away from the hard edge that big lawyers working in New York City have to possess. These characters are human in that they are greedy, selfish and childish as well as being brilliant and very good at their jobs.
In season two the firm is dealing with some big changes. There has been a merger with a huge British firm and this has tested the loyalty of the firm’s high profile lawyer Harvey Specter (played by Gabriel Macht). The tension between him and the firm’s managing partner, Jessica Pearson (played by Gina Torres) builds and builds. Something’s got to give.
Episode 1: The Arrangement: The partnership between Jessica and Edward Darby (played by Conleth Hill) is shaky due to Darby assigning Harvey a case involving the owner of an oil company. The pressure is on as Ava Hessington (played by Michelle Fairley) will lose her company if Harvey is not successful.
Episode 2: I Want You to Want Me: Mike’s (played by Patrick J. Adams) future with the firm could change when Louis (played by Rick Hoffman) offers him a case. Harvey and Jessica team up to keep Ava out of jail.
Episode 3: Unfinished Business: Cameron Dennis (played by Gary Cole) attempts to get back at Harvey by arresting Ava Hessington for murder. Katrina Bennett (played by Amanda Schull) and Stephen Huntley (played by Max Beesley) cause trouble at the firm.
Episode 4: Conflict of Interest: Harvey’s defense of Ava against a murder charge is compromised when it conflicts against Louis’ attempt to stop an attempt at a hostile takeover of Hessington Oil. Donna (played by Sarah Rafferty) and Stephen reach an agreement on a non-business “arrangement”.
Episode 5: Shadow of a Doubt: Harvey and Stephen work together on Ava’s case. Mike and Rachel (played by Meghan Markle) work together but things get complicated.
Episode 6: The Other Time: Due to what is happening in his current case Harvey thinks back to why he left the D.A.’s office. Mike also does some thinking back and it is about what cost him his chance at Harvard.
Episode 7: She’s Mine: Harvey and Stephen disagree about what is best in Ava’s case. Louis is facing off against Nigel (played by Adam Godley) and brings along Rachel for the fight.
Episode 8: Endgame: Ava Hessington’s murder trial begins and Jessica, Harvey and Mike have to also deal with some betrayal from within the firm and outside. Louis and Donna look to even the score against those who have done them wrong.
Episode 9: Bad Faith: Pearson, Darby and Specter are going through a divorce and that brings some issues to light. Mike asks Rachel to move forward in their relationship.
Episode 10: Stay: Harvey and Scottie (played by Abigail Spencer) find themselves on opposite sides again. Jessica sets her sights on Mike and Rachel.
Episode 11: Buried Secrets: Harvey mixes business with pleasure and finds himself stuck between Jessica and Scottie. Louis stumbles upon some information about Mike and plans to use it.
Episode 12: Yesterday’s Gone: Both Mike and Jessica turn to Harvey when their pasts come back to haunt them. Louis is not fooled by Mike’s explanation.
Episode 13: Moot Point: Mike helps Harvey when he goes head-to-head against a law school rival. A war begins between Louis and Scottie.
Episode 14: Heartburn: Rachel is looking to collect on a promise that Louis made to her. After his heart attack Louis begins to look long and hard at his life.
Episode 15: Know When to Fold ‘Em: Harvey butts heads with a lawyer who won’t give up in pursuit of one of his biggest clients. Mike has a difficult decision about his future to make.
Episode 16: No Way Out: Scottie evaluates her relationship with Harvey. Collars tighten when Mike is called into the U.S. Attorney’s office for questioning by a lawyer who has made a firm stand against dirty lawyers.
Special Features: Deleted Scenes, Previews of The Office, 30 Rock, Parks & Recreation, House, Grimm, Parenthood, Monk, She’s Mind Alternative Ending and Endgame Alternate Opening, Digital Copy
