Viewers were pretty much shocked when Mike Ross was found guilty and agreed to spend 2 years in prison in 'Suits' season 5 finale. Showrunner Aaron Korsh in a recent interview that season 6 will pick up where they left off. Although Robert was present by the end of the 5th season, he will not be around in season 6.
After Mike Ross pleaded guilty and agreed to spend 2 years in prison for a crime committed in season 5 finale, 'suits' season 6 will see him going inside the jail and how he will face it. As viewers knew it, Mike did what he had to do to keep Harvey, Jessica, Louis, Donna and Rachel out of prison.
According to Movie Pilot, 'Suits' season 6 will pick up where they left off. This puts the speculations to rest that season 6 will have a time jump. Show's creator Aaron Korsh dishes in an interview with The Hollywood Reporter that, "We're coming back to the very night that we ended the episode on. The entire episode as is currently contemplated takes place with Mike's first night in prison and the first night back at the firm when they've come back and it's empty.
Before 'Suits' season 5 final scene, Mike's "guilty" has destroyed their firm. Robert Zane also poached everyone away. This also makes viewers think if actor Wendell Pierce will be around in season 6. However, Korsh reveals that, "It's difficult to incorporate him too much without knowing what his availability will be, so we're kind of figuring that out now. But there's a lot going on without him, and if he becomes available, we'll try to work him in as best we can."
Meanwhile, actor Patrick J. Adams teases via Zap2it what holds between his character and love interest Rachel. He shares that Mike and Rachel will remain connected while he is in prison. But Adams does not know if their relationship will survive throughout 'Suits' season 6. They almost got married during season 5 finale but they changed their minds.
What can you say about season 5 finale? Do you think Mike and Rachel will broke up? Sound off your comments below for 'Suits' season 6 spoilers.
