Suits: Saved By A Prison Sentence

The USA network series has always been good. The acting is great, the story is pretty decent as well. However, there was a problem with the past couple of seasons that the show managed to work through and fix in the new and currently airing season of the series.

The legal drama starring Gabriel Macht and Patrick J. Adams, started milking the relationship between Mike Ross (Adams) and Rachel Zane (Meghan Markle) way too much as far as the couple of seasons go, shifting a lot of focus from fan favorite Harvey Specter (Macht). Not that we didn't see a lot of Harvey, and not that we didn't like the relationship between Ross and Zane, but the heart of the matter is the best romance that everyone loved about this show was the bromance going on between the two leads.

At the end of its fifth season Mike Ross, the fraudulent lawyer who never went to law school had to take a deal and admit his guilt ending up with a two year jail sentence that also saved the law firm and its partners from facing punishment for knowing what he was, or in this case wasn't.

The sixth season which has aired six of its episodes so far opens up where it left off, Mike's first night in prison. There are new forces at play, threats from someone to kill Michael, someone who Harvey put behind bars while working for the D.A.'s office. Harvey and Mike start working together along with the amazing Neal McDonough (Sean Cahill) to get Mike out via a deal. The focus has shifted back to more Harvey and way less pinkish romance and trouble in paradise scenes between Mike and Rachel.

The show has been renewed for a seventh season already, and it hasn't even finished its sixth season or the half of it which shows how far the changes made this season probably went into the ratings of the show.

Suits airs Wednesday on the USA Network.

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