"Suits" has been widely acclaimed ever since it's first debut. The show takes a new direction as Mike Ross and Harvey Specter team up for a class action suit.
For those that have not been keeping up with the story's heavy events, Mike Ross, after just being released from prison, is trying to find a way to do good in the world, with the mindset of trying to give back to the people around him so as to not cause trouble like he did before he went to prison. In their latest episode, the two are, due to a series of circumstances, partnered up with each other to tackle quite the case, or as TV Line claims, "walking a fine line" on a class action suit. While everything may seem to be coming up roses in "Suits" season 6 episode 14, it is apparently not so, as Harvey, who was brimming with confidence, now finds it waning due to the fact that some people may be against the plan, and if there's one thing a lawyer needs while debating in court, it's confidence.
Much of this has come from a lot of change regarding what many felt from the season finale of the last season, where Mike Ross was finally sent to prison. TV Guide claims that they had to pull the trigger, further pushing forward the theme of the show in "Suits" season 6 episode 14 that one can never really escape from their past. As Mike was eventually sent to jail, it still continutes to haunt and follow him, causing problems in both getting a job as well as getting over the fear of not being able to readjust to society when applying for other jobs.
So heavy was his fall that throughout the most recent episodes, it has affected not just the firm of Pearson, Specter, Litt, but also Rachel, the significant other of Mike. From helping her applying to start on her own to even passing the exams, her reputation is slandered due to Mike's crimes, and she's starting to pay for it almost as much as Mike is. This makes the future of the show's plot uncertain, but it is clear that the plot in "Suits" season 6 episode 14 will only continue to thicken from here on out.
