Suits - Episode 1.05 - Bail Out - Advance Review

"YOU DON'T SEND A PUPPY TO CLEAN UP ITS OWN MESS. . .

OPTIMALLY YOU DON'T EVEN HAVE A PUPPY."

I can see you through this little window!

So says Harvey, after a little tea party (creepy doll alert!) goes awry in the most subtle way imaginable. Episode 5, entitled "Bail Out" continues to push Suits into the right direction: there's about 45 one-liners per minute, almost as many twists here and there within each subplot that's on the table, and everything just fits perfectly, like one of Mr. Spector's suits.

Yes, without ruining too much of a good time, we will get all of the following out of tonight's chapter: Another jab in Mike's Harvard story (along with a new nickname to boot!), a very sneaky Louis Litt endeavor (I didn't see this one coming, honestly!) Donna at her most dramatic, Trevor at his most desperate and ridiculous, a cunning taxi driver, an incredible grandmother/entrepreneur-type character, and most shocking of all, an expanded view of Harvey Spector's persona that somehow makes him seem even more badass. Oh and sidenote: I've never been so fond of Montana before.

"IT WOULDN'T HURT SO MUCH IF YOU HAD THICKER SKIN."

I guess out of prudence I should stop now before I give away the punchline. The bottom line is that Suits is easily the best new show of the summer, and deserves your attention.

I give this episode 4/5 puppies.

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