For Tudum by Netflix, I wrote a Season 4 recap of Suits —breaking down major power shifts, evolving alliances, and the moments that redefine the series heading into later seasons.
Featured excerpt:
What does a college dropout do after three years as a fake lawyer when he’s scared of being caught and sent to jail? Become an investment banker, of course! That’s where we find Mike Ross (Patrick J. Adams) at the beginning of Suits Season 4. He’s working as a partner at Sidwell Investment Group, a firm that just so happens to employ Harvey Specter (Gabriel Macht) as its attorney. It wouldn’t be Suits without a few conflicts of interest, right?
When Season 3 ended, Mike and Harvey were being blackmailed. In fear of being reported to the New York State Bar — which would then reveal that he’s not a member of said Bar — Mike left Pearson Specter. Unfortunately, that didn’t change much. In the three months that passed between seasons, Eric Woodall (Željko Ivanek), the corrupt US attorney, got a job in the Securities and Exchange Commission, and his sights are still set on the Pearson Specter firm.
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