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Velr

Switzerland10836 Posts

March 04 2016 17:58 GMT

#2901

I found the final Episode so cringeworthy, i shut it off after 15 minutes.

ObviousOne

United States3704 Posts

March 04 2016 18:04 GMT

#2902

It was okay

Happy to stop watching here, the story is complete

Let's get Donna her own spin-off

DarkPlasmaBall

United States45230 Posts

March 04 2016 18:34 GMT

#2903

On March 05 2016 02:58 Velr wrote:
I found the final Episode so cringeworthy, i shut it off after 15 minutes.

Eh, watch it for the sake of watching it! But yeah, not a great episode.

malcram

2752 Posts

March 04 2016 18:40 GMT

#2904

Donna: Origins

nayumi

Australia6499 Posts

March 05 2016 04:42 GMT

#2905

alright boys, i'll see you guys in summer :3

coverpunch

United States2093 Posts

March 05 2016 07:07 GMT

#2906

This show really needs to tie in Hardman from his role in Billions.

evilfatsh1t

Australia8789 Posts

March 05 2016 07:41 GMT

#2907

speaking of hardman it really sucked to see jack's secret suddenly lose all its importance in the series. it was such a massive plot device for a while and then it just becomes irrelevant suddenly

DarkPlasmaBall

United States45230 Posts

March 05 2016 12:02 GMT

#2908

Yeah I have a feeling that that'll come back.

ZenithM

France15952 Posts

March 05 2016 18:44 GMT

#2909

There were a lot of cheesy moments that I didn't like in that last ep. A bit of a letdown compared to the overall awesomeness of the past episodes. But I guess this is a fitting ending. Crime couldn't pay, after all :D.

I'd be down for Mike's version of Prison Break though. With Harvey coming in the prison not long after he enters, and dominating the inmates through poker games.

Durak

Canada3685 Posts

March 06 2016 00:12 GMT

#2910

Season 7 is going to be President Donald Trump pardoning Mike so that he can become a lawyer. Then Mike starts practicing criminal law and gets into a relationship with a murderess.

DarkPlasmaBall

United States45230 Posts

March 06 2016 02:35 GMT

#2911

On March 06 2016 09:12 Durak wrote:
Season 7 is going to be President Donald Trump pardoning Mike so that he can become a lawyer. Then Mike starts practicing criminal law and gets into a relationship with a murderess.

And the murderess's name?
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Hillary Clinton.
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Revenge on Bill.

Seeker

Where dat snitch at?37058 Posts

March 06 2016 04:50 GMT

#2912

Worst ending of all time. Season 6 better consist of a story line created by the smartest writers in the world cause otherwise Suits just may go down as one of the worst shows ever.

ticklishmusic

United States15977 Posts

March 06 2016 04:52 GMT

#2913

i was ok with the ending tbh

IAmWithStupid

Russian Federation1016 Posts

March 06 2016 05:29 GMT

#2914

My reaction was close to Rick's reaction in some way:
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Adreme

United States5574 Posts

March 06 2016 05:45 GMT

#2915

I dont like the ending ONLY because they are not using it to set up a 2 year time skip which would have been perfect. I dont understand why they would not use this as an opportunity to get Rachel thru law school, get Forstman out of jail, heck they could be cheeky if they wanted (it is a show after all) and have Mike have done some weird online law school and somehow have his meeting with the bar ethics board scheduled for the day he gets out aka episode 1 to make him a real lawyer so the show does not have to come up with a reason for him to exist. They could have done an entire season with them building a firm from scratch with Jessica stealing departments from other firms and that would have been fun to watch.

Instead they go with a direct follow-up and I am not sure how that works out because there is not really much intrigue to see. I dont know how they can make a direct follow-up at all interesting considering they might be reeling but I just dont find that story fun and I am not the slightest bit interested in seeing how Mike deals with prison. There is no one they can introduce to make that story fun in the slightest for me.

ZenithM

France15952 Posts

March 06 2016 08:08 GMT

#2916

I wouldn't take the "Mike's life in prison" concept too seriously Adreme. They're obviously not going to spend an entire season on that. They need to make him interact with other main Suits characters for the show to still stand, and have them solve law stuff, and they probably know it, he can't do that if he spends 12 episodes behind bars.

chrisolo

Germany2609 Posts

March 06 2016 09:52 GMT

#2917

I do not see how Mike can still be a main character of the next season. You cannot just go to prison every day to visit him for help in solving cases. And I do not really care about what happens in prison to Mike tbh. They can bring him as a regular side-kick, but they should focus on the story of rebuilding the firm, which to be quiet honest should be an impossible task to do. Who on earth would want to be their client after all this? Also they absolutely would go bankrupt after getting sued by former clients, which case got re-opened because of this. I would sue them for sure, if I was their client and my case got re-opened.

I respect the show runners to not bail out Mike with some shitty maneuver to have an easier show in the next season, but I really do not see how this should work out at all. Maybe screw that "Pearson Specter Litt" firm at all and have all of those three go to other law firms (Jessica to Robert's, Harvey to Scottie's, Louis to Evan Smith's firm f.e. could be quiet funny) and then we could see them battle in an interrogation or at court or something.

Also one thing I would like to mention. Now that Mike plead guilty, shouldnt there be a case against this friend of Mike which commit perjury in saying that Mike actually went to Harvard? Shouldn't he be at least disbared?

evilfatsh1t

Australia8789 Posts

March 06 2016 09:53 GMT

#2918

the problem i think adreme is talking about is probably what ive been feeling a lot too. you cant leave mike in jail for the whole of the next season, yet the show is going to have a hard time justifying any decision to bring him out of jail early. a time skip at least gives us all the lawyer stuff back without having to watch mike in jail. now that the producers have confirmed the season will continue from exactly where they left off, theres not much they can show us unless they want to pull some really weird storyline out of their ass that will probably make everything that happened in season 6 pointless.

edit: totally forgot about jimmy.
even more of a dick move on mikes part now. not sure whether accepting a jail sentence in an out of court settlement can be seen as admission of guilt, but jimmy committing perjury cant just be ignored.

chrisolo

Germany2609 Posts

March 06 2016 10:12 GMT

#2919

I am quiet sure that pleading guilty was part of the deal and when he signed that deal, he practically said he was guilty in front of court.

ZenithM

France15952 Posts

March 06 2016 22:57 GMT

#2920

On March 06 2016 18:53 evilfatsh1t wrote:
the problem i think adreme is talking about is probably what ive been feeling a lot too. you cant leave mike in jail for the whole of the next season, yet the show is going to have a hard time justifying any decision to bring him out of jail early. a time skip at least gives us all the lawyer stuff back without having to watch mike in jail. now that the producers have confirmed the season will continue from exactly where they left off, theres not much they can show us unless they want to pull some really weird storyline out of their ass that will probably make everything that happened in season 6 pointless.

edit: totally forgot about jimmy.
even more of a dick move on mikes part now. not sure whether accepting a jail sentence in an out of court settlement can be seen as admission of guilt, but jimmy committing perjury cant just be ignored.

Suits has been known to spend (almost) entire episodes on flashbacks from years ago. I could see the season starting when Mike comes out of jail, but being mostly flashbacks from his life in it, in relation to what he's going to do now.