[MissMilk]

I'm calling it- the character whose life will be in danger is Donna, which is ultimately going to be used to break up Harvey and Scottie

Also, yay Michael Phelps He's so hot

[fantomette]

Yes, I think you are right. I mean, it makes sense. But I am surprised they are going there...

[Sweetgirl465]

thanks for all the links
can't wait for the new episodes

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‘Suits’ Season 3 Spoilers: Gabriel Macht Talks Of Harvey Specter Flashbask; Was There Romance Between Him And His Secretary Donna? : Trending News : KpopStarz

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'Lost' Alum Patrick Fischler Heads Over to 'Suits'

[Sweetgirl465]

Awesome
Thanks for posting

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10 Things to Know About Suits Mid Season Return By Jennifer Griffin on February 4, 2014 When we last checked in on Suits, emotions were running at an all time high for just about everyone. Ava Hessignton’s murder trial was finally laid to rest, along with the rest of the British contingent and Donna’s too-good-to-be-true affair with Stephen Huntley. Goodbye Darby and co. Don’t let the door hit you on the way out. We were getting a little tired of hearing “Ava Hessington IS Hessington oil!” anyway. Meanwhile, Jessica and Harvey kissed and made up after Jessica agreed to let go of her anger and Harvey admitted that having his name on the wall wasn’t quite all it was cracked up to be. Harvey and Scottie set sail on tentative romanic waters, following his deeply non-commital and decidedly luke-warm “I care about you” overture. (Aw, Harvey, you shouldn’t have. No really.) Mike and Rachel also kissed and made up, a decision made all the easier for Mike with Rachel’s decision not to pursue her law degree at Stanford, but at the much closer-to-Mike Columbia. Perhaps most importantly though, Louis and Sheila also kissed and made up, an act which fortuitously presented Louis with the opportunity to peep into the personal histories of the Harvard graduates. We giggled at Harvey’s hair, then squirmed when Louis failed to find Mike’s file. What does it all mean? Does Louis realize Mike never attended Harvard? Will his newfound goodwill towards Harvey (let’s never forget that “I respect you Louis” speech earlier this season) be washed away in his desire to out Harvey’s protege? Will the revelation affect Rachel’s future, given that Jessica strong-armed her into signing an affidavit confirming she was aware of Mike’s fraudulent position at the firm? So many questions! But also so many answers to your questions! We’ve screened the first handful of remaining episodes from the show’s third season, and while we refuse to spoil you outright with facts that could ruin your enjoyment of what’s to come, we can testify under oath that: 1. Louis is Indeed Gunning for Mike Don’t expect Louis to be too conflicted where Mike is concerned. Louis’ love of the law trumps his love of … just about everything else. The first two episodes will keep fans on tenterhooks as Louis searches for the real truth about Mike, while Donna, Harvey and Rachel do their utmost to stop him exposing Mike as a fraud. 2. Mike and Rachel Will Take Further Steps to Cement their Relationship OMG, they’re adorable. We support whatever they do. And wherever they choose to do it. As long as Mike leaves that armchair behind. 3. Donna Remains Unshaken It’s no secret we love Donna, and if you do too then you’ll be happy to learn she’s on top form (Stephen who?) in these episodes to come. Expect zingers, double-dealing, performance theater (we kid you not) and candid comments from Pearson-Specter’s most irrepressible PA, including her frank assessment of Harvey and Scottie’s relationship. 4. Harvey’s in Love We mentioned above that this new season sees Harvey I-Want-You-In-My-Life Specter setting sail on romantic waters with Scottie – despite just about everyone’s belief that things will end badly between them. We’re not sure if it’s his choice of highly impersonal gift or the fact he accidentally makes Scottie feel like a prostitute in “Buried Secrets” but we’re kinda with the guys on this one. Don’t mix business with pleasure, Harvey. 5. Jessica’s Conflicted Check out the second episode back “Yesterday’s Gone” for an emotional episode where Jessica is concerned. Her actions may surprise you, but the outcome may surprise you even more as it includes a tender gesture from Harvey. 7. Famous Guest Stars … … including Michael Phelps. The Olympic swimmer guests in the mid season premiere “Buried Secrets” playing himself, and cooly rejecting Harvey’s attempts to land him as a client. Scottie to the rescue? Also of note is guest star Stephen Macht (TV and film veteran and also Gabriel Macht’s real life father) who will first appear in “Yesterday’s Gone” as Gerard, a no nonsense legal ethics professor from Harvard. You know, the one who gave Mike an A+ in his final exam. Except he didn’t? Expect Gerard and Harvey to butt heads. Spectacularly. 8. Mike’s Next Case Mike’s first case back is an incredibly personal one that not only brings back some deeply unpleasant memories for him but some startling revelations too. The result? One very much off his game lawyer. Of course, Harvey shows support … by bringing peanuts to Mike’s deposition. This is why we love you Harvey Specter. 9. What are You Wearing? While we would unashamedly watch Suits each week purely to see what Jessica, Donna and Rachel are wearing, it’s Harvey’s turn to raise some eyebrows with his choice of nighttime attire in the mid season premiere. Is that really what Harvey wears to bed? 10. Friendship, Trust and Honesty. Oh My! If the first half of the season could be described as factious then the episodes going forward find our characters in a warmer and more congenial space. They may spend a lot of time reminding each other about the core values of friendship, trust and honesty, but from where we’re sitting, they don’t need to. We can see it clearly, perhaps for the first time this season. Suits returns Thursday March 6 10/9c on USA.

10 Things to Know About Suits Mid Season Return - ScreenSpy

[Sweetgirl465]

thanks
so much stuff happening when the show returns

[fantomette]

So we'll know what Harvey wears to bed!
Mike+Rachel being even more adorable!
Donna being awesome!
and moreandmoreandmore!

YES!

[cyndie57]

Thank you for the article
I'm even more eager now

[Sweetgirl465]

I just want the show to start now

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Thursday, February 6, 2014 New season, new ‘Suits’ “Oh, we can tease,” said a coy Sarah Rafferty when asked to reveal sneak peeks for the spring return of USA Network’s “Suits.” A screaming audience of UC Berkeley students packed into California Theatre on Tuesday night to watch the midseason premiere of “Suits” and engage in a live Q&A with Rafferty, who plays fiery secretary Donna Paulsen, and Rick Hoffman, who stars as Louis Litt, the quirky attorney everyone loves to hate. In response to Rafferty’s promise of a tease, Hoffman leaned back as if to whisper in her ear, and in a surprising turn of events, smooched his co-star, consummating off-screen the flirtatious relationship between their respective characters. The kiss from the TV couple that could never be set the tone for a night dominated by two charismatic actors and a chaotic array of paraphernalia-hungry 20-somethings. For one reason or another, “Suits” — a law drama centering on the trials and tribulations of the lawyers, paralegals and secretaries at a New York law firm — has spawned an ardent following among millennials. The show had jumped the shark earlier last season, when the fictional firm Pearson Specter stumbled through a ridiculous legal battle through international territory, replete with alleged mass murderers and awkward British-American rivalries. Thankfully, the early-season-three antics were resolved by the end of the midseason finale, and the episode screened at Tuesday night’s showing opened on a more stable Pearson Specter. Unfortunately, the show has returned to tired and traditional storylines (Will Mike’s secret finally hit the fan? Will Mike finally obtain retribution for his parents?) to rejuvenate the narrative. Despite the show’s mediocre third season, the event, hosted by SUPERB and part of USA Network’s larger “Suits College Tour” — a marketing effort carting cast members around to various campuses to promote the show’s spring return — generated a turnout that had students lining up five-and-a-half hours prior to the start of the show. Perhaps it’s the witty banter, the attractive leads and the generally positive charm of “Suits” that keeps fans loyal. A more obvious answer to the question of the show’s continued success is the allure of its characters, a fact that Hoffman himself can attest to. “At this point, the backdrop of the show could be anything. It’s how well developed the characters are that makes the show successful,” Hoffman told The Daily Californian. “Each character is identifiable to different people … If you look at any show that’s successful, it’s about the characters. It’s a formula that works.” While Hoffman maintains similarities with his on-screen persona, he differs from his character in his extracurricular interests — Hoffman is a huge New York sports fan while Louis would prefer to spend a night at the ballet. Rafferty, meanwhile, is the embodiment of Donna. When asked how much of Donna’s sassiness was scripted, she jokingly replied, “None of it.” Rafferty’s main preoccupations for the night were attempting to attain the SAT score of the average Cal student and making sure she Instagrammed the crowd. Despite the crowd’s raucous appraisals of Rafferty’s “hotness” and the perfect state of her hair, she was kind enough to keep reminding the audience, “Your parents are proud of you.” If USA’s intention for the evening was to engender enthusiasm, their easy-going, talented and highly energetic cast members did their jobs. As for the actual show’s performance in the upcoming episodes, the believability and relatability of the “Suits’” storylines are questionable. Hoffman, though, promises otherwise. “You’re going to see some form of old-school Louis. There is going to be static.” Contact Lynn Yu at lyu@dailycal.org.

New season, new 'Suits' - The Daily Californian

[Sweetgirl465]

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'Suits': Inside USA's Michael Phelps, Apolo Ohno Social Media Race

[Sweetgirl465]

thanks for the link