The central ensemble remained the driving force of the show, but their roles evolved significantly during this season's 16-episode run.
The managing partner of Pearson Specter, Jessica spends much of the season managing internal firm politics and a new romantic entanglement with an SEC defector.
Gone is the associate. Enter the investment banker. Adams gets to play a new version of Mike—one with a corner office, a thick expense account, and a massive ego. Watching Mike try to beat Harvey at his own game is thrilling, but the emotional core of his arc is his strained relationship with Rachel and his growing moral compromise.
Airing in 2014-2015, Season 4 acted as a major pivot point for the series. We saw Mike leave Pearson Specter to become an investment banker, only to find himself on the opposite side of the courtroom (and the chessboard) from Harvey Specter.
Long before she became the Duchess of Sussex, Markle was navigating a love triangle for the ages. Season 4 puts Rachel in a nearly impossible position: she is engaged to Mike but working for Harvey, who is trying to destroy Mike. On top of that, her past with Logan Sanders (played by the charming Brendan Hines) resurfaces, testing her loyalty to Mike in a very adult, painful way.
Now balancing law school at Columbia with her work at the firm, Rachel finds herself caught in the middle of Mike and Harvey's battle. Her past relationship with a new antagonist, Logan Sanders, also creates significant personal friction.
The central ensemble remained the driving force of the show, but their roles evolved significantly during this season's 16-episode run.
The managing partner of Pearson Specter, Jessica spends much of the season managing internal firm politics and a new romantic entanglement with an SEC defector.
Gone is the associate. Enter the investment banker. Adams gets to play a new version of Mike—one with a corner office, a thick expense account, and a massive ego. Watching Mike try to beat Harvey at his own game is thrilling, but the emotional core of his arc is his strained relationship with Rachel and his growing moral compromise.
Airing in 2014-2015, Season 4 acted as a major pivot point for the series. We saw Mike leave Pearson Specter to become an investment banker, only to find himself on the opposite side of the courtroom (and the chessboard) from Harvey Specter.
Long before she became the Duchess of Sussex, Markle was navigating a love triangle for the ages. Season 4 puts Rachel in a nearly impossible position: she is engaged to Mike but working for Harvey, who is trying to destroy Mike. On top of that, her past with Logan Sanders (played by the charming Brendan Hines) resurfaces, testing her loyalty to Mike in a very adult, painful way.
Now balancing law school at Columbia with her work at the firm, Rachel finds herself caught in the middle of Mike and Harvey's battle. Her past relationship with a new antagonist, Logan Sanders, also creates significant personal friction.
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