User Reviews

The first episode had some fundamental deficiencies, the writers trying to overcompensate for the lack of story and direction. However the second episode perfectly highlights the challenges that Harvey is set to face as the managing partner. He corrects some of the mistakes he had been making and now looks ready to handle the firm. There is still stagnation around the lives of key characters with the story going no where and the key characters struggling with each other. The season is still in transition mode, and needs to pick up with a new twist. The acting of the key characters and the focus on the issues with their character saves the day for the episode. Much better than the first.

The issues here evolve around Harvey continuing to have issues with the rest of the firm. First of all he gives Donna a senior partner position and others are more deserving. This is dealt with creatively in the episode. Louis has failed with his woman and he is tyrannical and wants Harvey's head. Mike has the pro bono case that he has to give up in order to save the firm. Harvey continues his relationship with his counselor. But, ultimately, like so many Suits episodes there are so many rabbits out there to be pulled out of hats and the lawyers always seem to find them. They also have so many connections. Once again, Mike has to deal with his past in court.

Before I watched the episode, I read the user reviews including the "Christopher Reeves Fact Check". I think my mind is still blown that the writers could have missed this and named the original Superman as "George" Reeves. Is it possible the writing called for another misquote (after the "Arthur"), for comedic purpose ? The acting doesn't make it clear, but I have to give them the benefit of the doubt. Otherwise you are right, its the biggest blatant blooper in the history of Suits and hard to fathom.

Either way, I'm glad this one faux pas can't sway you from the 'epicness' that is, Suits. Because the writing has been so epic, is the only reason this mistake is so newsworthy. I may even have to research this scene even further. I've been binging this series from the start over the last month and it's disappointingly nearing the end. I'm afraid for me, this epic series cannot afford to continue losing original core cast members. This is without a doubt amongst my top 3 all-time best television dramas.

Long before Christopher Reeves came along, George Reeves played the "strange visitor from another planet" in the 1950 TV series. If scottkursch had done a thorough fact check, he would have discovered that.