The Most Hilarious Moments from 9 Seasons of Suits

Although Suits was known for its intense legal drama, it also had its fair share of funny moments that have remained memorable. The show followed the lives of lawyers Louis Litt, Harvey Specter, Mike Ross, and their colleagues, with gripping storylines and high drama throughout its 9 seasons. Despite a decline in viewership after Rachel's departure, each episode still managed to incorporate humor into the mix.

Even in the midst of serious plots, Suits found a way to sprinkle in humor. From fraud and blackmail to cheating and relationship woes, the show tackled a variety of heavy topics while still managing to deliver comedic relief. While there were many funny moments scattered throughout the series, there were certain scenes in Suits that truly stood out as the most hilarious.

Harvey's Failed Attempt At Flirting

Season 1, Episode 1: Pilot

Gabriel Macht as Harvey Specter in the Suits pilot - Season 1, Episode 1: Pilot - Harvey's Failed Attempt At Flirting

In the midst of all the tension and excitement, Suits managed to inject a bit of humor in its first episode. Season 1 of Suits focused a lot on introducing its characters and setting the stage for what's to come. In a funny moment, Harvey's playful side shines through when he tries to charm their waitress while having drinks with Jessica. However, his smooth talk fails to impress her, and even Jessica joins in on the fun by teasing Harvey about not being as great of a closer as he thought.

Rachel And Donna Pretend To Be Mike And Harvey

Season 2, Episode 3: Meet The New Boss

A drunken Rachel and Donna at a bar in the Suits episode Meet the New Boss - Season 2, Episode 3: Meet The New Boss - Rachel And Donna Pretend To Be Mike And Harvey

In a humorous scene from Suits season 2, Rachel and Donna's friendship deepens. Donna decides to take Rachel out for drinks to help her move on from Mike. However, they both find themselves in a situation where they attract male attention. They use this opportunity to playfully imitate the close bond between Mike and Harvey. Their playful banter about their careers quickly escalates into a series of exaggerated lies, all while enjoying their drinks.

Mike's Grandma Puts Everyone In Their Place

Season 2, Episode 9: Asterisk

Mike walking his grandma Edith through the hallways of his office in Suits - Season 2, Episode 9: Asterisk - Mike's Grandma Puts Everyone In Their Place

In the episode "Asterisk," Mike's grandmother Edith (Rebecca Schull) meets Rachel and Harvey for the first time. Edith played a significant role in Mike's life, as she raised him when he became an orphan. Although she passed away in this episode, she left a lasting impression by bringing humor to the scene. Her calling Harvey a "hardass" was unexpected coming from a small, elderly woman. What made it even more amusing was how quickly she took on the embarrassing parental role with Mike.

Harold Gets Fired

Season 2, Episode 12: Blood In The Water

Louis firing Harold with Mike watching in the Suits episode Blood in the Water - Season 2, Episode 12: Blood In The Water - Harold Gets Fired

In the season 2 episode "Blood in the Water," Louis fires inept associate Harold (Max Topplin). Harold proudly reveals his new shark tattoo on his neck to Mike, but Mike hilariously mistakes it for a manatee, calling it the "slow, gentle cow of the sea," one of Suits' iconic lines. Initially, Harold misunderstands and thinks Louis is firing Mike, leading Louis to call him a "moron." The funny scene continues with Harold trying desperately to save his job by complaining and freaking out.

Louis' Drama Over A Cat

Season 3, Episode 9: Bad Faith

Harvey shouting at Louis in his office in the Suits episode Bad Faith - Season 3, Episode 9: Bad Faith - Louis' Drama Over A Cat

In Season 3 of Suits, Harvey and Louis had some great moments together, especially in the episode "Bad Faith." After a tough negotiation with Nigel, Harvey confronts Louis about his behavior in the boardroom. The real drama unfolds between Louis and Nigel during their intense dialogue. Louis hilariously explains that Nigel didn't read his letters to Mikado the cat, making the scene even more amusing. And it's Mike's facial expressions that really add to the comedic effect of the whole situation.

Louis Is Conned By Photoshop

Season 4, Episode 4: Leveraged

Harvey chatting to Louis, lying down in his office, in the episode Leveraged - Season 4, Episode 4: Leveraged - Louis Is Conned By Photoshop

Louis is having a tough time dealing with his breakup with Sheila in season 4. Mike isn't exactly the most supportive friend during this period. In the episode "Leveraged," we see Harvey discovering Louis moping over pictures of his ex. It's a funny moment when Harvey loses his cool because Louis doesn't realize that the photos of Sheila's new boyfriend are fake. To make things even more amusing, the pictures show her new man as soap opera actor Lorenzo Lamas. It's a hilarious scene that highlights Louis' cluelessness in a lighthearted way.

Harold Finds Out About Mike And Rachel's Engagement

Season 5, Episode 2: Compensation

Harold finding out from Mike and Jimmy that Mike and Rachel are engaged in Suits - Season 5, Episode 2: Compensation - Harold Finds Out About Mike And Rachel's Engagement

One of the recurring plotlines in Suits involved Harold's crush on Rachel, even though she didn't feel the same way about him. In the episode titled "Compensation," Mike announces his engagement to Rachel, leading to Harold's comical reaction. Before hearing the news, Harold accidentally reveals that he regularly checks Rachel's Facebook profile. Upon learning about the engagement, he tries to cover it up by awkwardly mentioning Mike's history with Donna. Harold's ongoing belief that he has a chance with Rachel is already funny, but accepting her marriage to Mike shows his endearing character.

Harvey, Jessica, And Louis Get High

Season 6, Episode 1: To Trouble

Harvey holding up a lighter and joint to Louis in the season 6 episode To Trouble - Season 6, Episode 1: To Trouble - Harvey, Jessica, And Louis Get High

In the season 6 episode "To Trouble," we see a hilarious scene in Suits where Harvey, Jessica, and Louis decide to get high after Mike's arrest. It's already funny to see these characters taking a break in such a playful way. What makes it even more comical is when Harvey jokingly threatens to light a joint over Norma's ashes. Even though it's a bit out of character for Harvey, his attempt to pressure Louis into joining in adds to the humor of the moment. The best part of the scene is the conversation between the three of them as they start to feel the effects, especially Louis' story about "premature mudification."

Louis And Harvey Talk Dirty

Season 8, Episode 5: Good Mudding

Harvey and Louis shaking hands after chatting in the season 8 episode Good Mudding - Season 8, Episode 5: Good Mudding - Louis And Harvey Talk Dirty

Louis' Dream Court

While discussing vegetables, Louis opens up to Harvey about his struggles with conceiving in the episode "Good Mudding." The conversation takes an unexpected turn towards sexual fantasies, with Louis believing Harvey's claim that he "thinks about... tomatoes." Louis' innocence in this scene, despite his personal issues, adds a humorous touch. His obliviousness to Harvey's deception only adds to the comedic effect.

Season 9, Episode 3: Windmills

Rick Hoffman as Louis Litt, both lawyer and judge, in Louis' Dream Court in Suits - Season 9, Episode 3: Windmills

Suits season 9 concluded its story arcs, with some comedic moments shining in the episode "Windmills." In a particularly absurd scene, Louis envisions a trial with Faye as the defendant. His first line, calling her "a villainous pirate by the name of Faye Pooperson," sets the tone for the humor. What makes it even funnier is the fact that Louis plays both the lawyer and judge in this dream. The scene escalates with twelve Harveys serving as the jury and Faye receiving a death sentence. It's no wonder that Louis Litt unintentionally steals the show as the funniest character in Suits.

Fans can now binge-watch Suits seasons 1-9 on Netflix.

Editor's P/S:

The article highlights some of the most hilarious moments from the popular legal drama Suits, showcasing how the show balanced intense legal plots with witty and memorable humor. From Harvey Specter's failed attempt at flirting in the pilot episode to Louis Litt's cluelessness over Photoshop and his dramatic outburst over a cat, the article captures the show's ability to inject laughter amidst its high-stakes drama.

Beyond the specific scenes mentioned, Suits also featured a cast of characters with distinct and often eccentric personalities. Louis Litt, in particular, became a fan favorite with his neurotic and over-the-top behavior, providing a constant source of amusement throughout the show's nine seasons. However, even the more serious characters like Harvey Specter and Jessica Pearson had their share of funny moments, showcasing the show's ability to find humor in even the most intense situations.