‘Suits’ is a beloved legal drama. It follows Mike Ross, a smart college dropout. He lands a job with top lawyer Harvey Specter, even without a law degree. Expect witty lines, fast dialogue and sharp outfits. It dives into power plays and relationships in legal world. So much drama, so much fun!

Meet the characters from Suits

Harvey Specter

Harvey is the walking, talking power-suit who makes winning look effortless and somehow always has the perfect one-liner. He’s ruthless in negotiations, ridiculously confident (borderline cocky), and also low-key sentimental — he hides it, of course, probably behind a glass of scotch and a tie. He mentors like a bulldog with a soft center, loves a gamble but plans every move three steps ahead, except when he doesn’t and then the show is drama! He cares about loyalty more than he lets on, and yes, he has a ridiculous shoe collection and maybe cries into his pillow sometimes (don’t tell anyone).

Louis Litt

Louis is the chaotic, brilliant, neurotic heart of the firm who will simultaneously demand respect and throw a tantrum in the conference room. Obsessed with rituals, “Litt up!” energy, and the perfect binder layout, he is also insecure as hell and desperate for validation — it’s endearing and exhausting. He loves creatures of habit (and apparently cats? or was that just a brief phase), hoards emotional receipts, and will either lawyer you into oblivion or hug you unexpectedly. He’s petty, vengeful, fiercely loyal, and loves being needed; also somehow the only one who knows everyone’s birthdays and bad childhood stories.

Donna Paulsen

Donna is the sardonic, brilliant fixer who knows everyone’s secrets and wields them like a finely honed spatula — graceful, unbeatable, and mischievous. She’s savage with comebacks, soft with people she loves, and terrifyingly efficient (she could probably run the universe before breakfast). She remembers shoe sizes, birthdays, exes’ middle names, and also gives unsolicited life coaching while arranging calendars with disturbing precision. She’s mysterious in a good way, deeply loyal, a little flirtatious, and also oddly domestic sometimes (cooks? organizes closets? maybe both).

Mike Ross

Mike is the golden retriever genius with an eidetic memory and a moral compass that keeps wobbling — brilliant, anxious, always trying to do right even when the rules say otherwise. He never went to law school (shh) but can argue circles around people, is a total softie in court, and has that slightly gawky charm that makes you root for him. He loves studying case law like it’s literature, occasionally panics, and has a surprising knack for making friends with quasi-criminal types (long story). He’s the empathy engine of the team, inconsistent in romance but consistent in sticking his neck out for others, and probably hoards wedding photos in a box somewhere.

Rachel Zane

Rachel is the quietly fierce paralegal-turned-lawyer who balances ambition with warmth and does it all while looking flawless (and yes, she’s actually competent at stapling and advocacy). She is organized, principled, and sometimes maddeningly sensible, which is both grounding and like okay, boring? — but then she surprises you by taking bold career leaps. Family-oriented, fashion-conscious, slightly competitive with herself, and secretly enjoys a terrible karaoke song now and then. She knows the rules but bends them for people she cares about, and paradoxically hates the spotlight but will absolutely own it when needed.

Jessica Pearson

Jessica is the steel-core, silk-scarf mastermind who runs the firm like it’s a chessboard and everyone else is a very important pawn (in the best way). She’s ruthless when necessary, impossibly composed, and has a moral code that isn’t always warm but is unfailingly effective; also she drinks espresso like oxygen. She protects her people, plays politics like a virtuoso, and has a private life that’s way more complicated than her perfectly tailored wardrobe suggests. She gives one look and problems disintegrate, but she’s also the kind of person who hums jazz at 2 a.m. in her office — or maybe that’s in my head.