Suits kicked off in 2011 and lasted nine seasons. It dives into corporate law chaos. Harvey Specter, a slick lawyer, hires Mike Ross, an unlicensed genius. They tackle tough cases and navigate messy relationships while keeping Mike’s little secret under wraps. Sharp writing, colorful characters and a style that screams, “Look at us!” That’s Suits for you.

Meet the characters from Suits

Harvey Specter

Oh man, Harvey is pure swagger wrapped in a suit — the kind of guy who seems born with a victory pose and a tailor on speed dial. He’s razor-sharp, ruthless in court (and somehow charming while doing it), but also has that weird tiny soft spot that he pretends doesn’t exist — like, he’ll deny feelings while buying an absurdly expensive briefcase. He drinks expensive coffee (or maybe it’s cold brew? I can’t remember) and has a rule for everything except compromise. He’s the “win first, ask questions later” type, but also will randomly offer a piece of life advice like a grumpy mentor. Honestly, he’s a walking contradiction and you love him for it.

Louis Litt

Louis is this combustible mix of genius, insecurity, and oddly specific obsessions (Litt Up is a religion, clearly), and you can almost hear him shouting in his own head most of the time. He’s brilliant with the law in a way that makes you want to both hug him and stay out of his way; he cares so hard that it sometimes explodes into chaos — like over a tie or a nickname. He’ll cry in the bathroom and then come back to argue about comma placement like it’s life or death (which, in his mind, it probably is). Unpredictable, fiercely loyal, vain, humble-ish, and somehow he owns every room he walks into even when he thinks he doesn’t.

Donna Paulsen

Donna is the human cheat code of the firm — knows everything, says the thing you didn’t know you needed, and will archive your secrets in a mental Rolodex she refuses to show you. She’s witty, devastatingly competent, and with the most perfect timing (seriously, how does she always know?), but also has a soft, messy center she tries to hide with a smirk. She gives the best advice and the worst heartbreak simultaneously, and she’s probably humming something from a Broadway show under her breath while doing it. Equal parts confidante, boss-level strategist, and mysterious emotional weather system — she’s impossible not to trust and impossible not to be annoyed by (in the best way).

Mike Ross

Mike is the lovable fraud/genius combo — he can memorize whole law books but somehow won’t remember obvious emotional cues, which is adorable and exasperating. He’s earnest, idealistic, and deeply moral in a messy, take-too-many-risks kind of way, which makes him both a hero and a walking liability. He carries the guilt and the charm at the same time, like someone who apologizes for saving the day. Quick with a quote, better with a stammer — he’s the heart of the group and also the person who will Google a case in the middle of a crisis (and somehow make it work).

Rachel Zane

Rachel is ambition in heels — smart, poised, and quietly ferocious about her career, but with a sweetness that makes her emotionally real and not a caricature. She’s meticulous (color-coded folders? yes), but also secretly terrified of making the “wrong” move, which is a weirdly relatable tension. Protective of her boundaries yet surprisingly soft around the people she loves, she balances competence and vulnerability like an expert tightrope walker. Fashionable, determined, slightly stubborn — and also the person who will read a statute for fun on a Saturday because she’s into that kind of thing (or so she says).

Jessica Pearson

Jessica is power wrapped in silk — equal parts commanding presence and strategic brilliance, and she’ll make decisions you don’t like but will end up admiring later (or resenting forever, depends on the day). She runs the room, the firm, and many emotional economies without breaking a sweat (but you know she has at least one sleepless night every season). Ruthless when she has to be, protective when it matters, and somehow impossibly elegant while doing both — yes she drinks fancy cocktails, also sometimes eats takeout at her desk, it’s fine. She’s a leader you follow because she knows where to go, even if she refuses to tell you how she always seems two steps ahead.