I'm not convinced by the last episode. It's a bit too corn for my taste. I get you want to end a great show on altogether positive notes, but it all kind of rolls back to the cinderella speech. It's more like some kind of fairy tale.
What I did like, was the way that they got Faye out. The con was great. From then on, it just went down the fairy-tale slope. All a happy family... ok, I'll take it. Louis getting married with Sheila and having their child the same day? With complications? Nyeh... Also the entire "there is no free room available" plot was empty and unnecessary. As was the "I don't want to waste another second" by Harvey. I liked the rest of the speech, or more like, their vows later were nice enough, but what exactly are you wasting by not being married to the woman you love, YET, and just living with her as you do? And then the whole thing about them marrying without Louis being there. That is something that normally would have hurt Louis a lot. We could blame him just having a daughter and going through the scare of maybe loosing both, while it turned out fine etc, but not even Donna or Harvey thought about that. Cheesy, and for the sake of their characters, unrealistic event.
Nice to have a little sum-up of the show together. And the "future" of Harvey and Mike together again, because for me, that is what Suits really is about.
And man, I miss those days with Rachel and Jessica. It really wasn't the same quality afterwards.
Review by KyriaCrosszeriaBlockedParentSpoilers2021-02-12T21:10:56Z
I'm not convinced by the last episode. It's a bit too corn for my taste. I get you want to end a great show on altogether positive notes, but it all kind of rolls back to the cinderella speech. It's more like some kind of fairy tale.
What I did like, was the way that they got Faye out. The con was great.
From then on, it just went down the fairy-tale slope. All a happy family... ok, I'll take it. Louis getting married with Sheila and having their child the same day? With complications? Nyeh... Also the entire "there is no free room available" plot was empty and unnecessary.
As was the "I don't want to waste another second" by Harvey. I liked the rest of the speech, or more like, their vows later were nice enough, but what exactly are you wasting by not being married to the woman you love, YET, and just living with her as you do?
And then the whole thing about them marrying without Louis being there. That is something that normally would have hurt Louis a lot. We could blame him just having a daughter and going through the scare of maybe loosing both, while it turned out fine etc, but not even Donna or Harvey thought about that. Cheesy, and for the sake of their characters, unrealistic event.
Nice to have a little sum-up of the show together. And the "future" of Harvey and Mike together again, because for me, that is what Suits really is about.
And man, I miss those days with Rachel and Jessica. It really wasn't the same quality afterwards.