A few months ago, I started rewatching Suits on Netflix. What a ride it has been—sharp suits, sharper minds, and a whirlwind of drama. The first time I watched it, I was 14, a high schooler in boarding school, sneaking episodes during holidays because my older sister insisted I would love it. Now, as an adult, I see it through new eyes.

First off, Harvey Specter. Let us be real—he is a force. Confidence, swagger, resilience, and just enough arrogance to make it irresistible. He is the lawyer who does not lose, the man who keeps his word, and the one who fiercely protects the people he cares about—especially Mike Ross, his protégé. The unspoken bond between them is electric. But Specter’s flaw? He has never been able to settle, his complicated relationship with his mother echoing in his romantic flings, none of which stick. Donna, though—Donna is different. She is his anchor.

Then there is Mike Ross. The genius with a photographic memory who never quite played by the rules. He was not even a real lawyer at first, and yet he carved out a place in the firm, in Harvey’s heart, and in the legal world.

His journey from a fraud to a man of integrity is as compelling as his love story with Paralegal Rachel Zane, who later became a lawyer. They finally got married despite postponing it over and over again.Oh, Rachel. Her own battle for recognition, living in her father’s shadow, and striving to prove herself—brilliant.

Jessica Pearson, the Iron Lady, fought tooth and nail to have her name on the wall. She was unstoppable—breaking barriers not just as a woman, but as a Black woman in a world dominated by powerful men. Her calm power, her fierce loyalty to those she believed in—she made history.

Louis Litt, though, is the heartbeat of the firm. The drama. The chaos. The passion. The man who was just as likely to win a case as he is to have a meltdown over his mud bath. He is the character who brings warmth, humor, and unexpected depth, even as he battles his insecurities. He is obsessed with Harvey’s approval and recognition. In some strange way, they both love each other though Specter would never admit it.

Donna Paulsen. The woman behind the Specter. She is the keeper of secrets, the firm’s all-seeing oracle. Loyal to Specter, but always a heartbeat away from heartbreak as she watches him fall for other women, knowing he loves her too. That tension? Unmatched. Once Specter's secretary, she moved up to be the firm's Chief Operating Officer.

Other major cast members were Robert Zane, Rachel’s father who later became Managing Partner of the Zane Specter Litt corporate law firm. Alex Williams, Specter’s old friend, joined the firm and brushed shoulders with Litt because he (Litt) thought he would keep Specter all to himself.

I do not quite know how to refer the firm’s name as, because it has changed names more than diapers changed for a baby who has diarrhea. Haha!

Suits is more than a legal drama. It’s a masterclass in power, loyalty, and love, wrapped in fast-paced dialogue and high-stakes cases. At its core, it is about a team of flawed, brilliant people who fight like hell for each other, even when they’re tearing each other apart. I am on season 8, and honestly, I do not want it to end.