Suits (2011)

Before legal dramas were cool, Suits delivered fast-talking brilliance, razor-sharp outfits, and one of television's most iconic duos—Harvey Specter and Mike Ross. Set in a sleek New York law firm, this show is as much about loyalty and mentorship as it is about legal loopholes and courtroom victories. I fell in love with Suits for the banter, the chemistry, and the unapologetically stylish confidence of Harvey Specter. But what really stuck with me was that behind every bold bluff was a character fighting to prove their worth. It's smart, surprisingly emotional, and endlessly rewatchable.

Suits is perhaps the quintessential corporate law drama. People unfamiliar with it might see it as just the show that made Meghan Markle, who would go on to marry Prince Harry, famous. But in reality, Suits is a smart, character-driven show that revolves around Harvey Specter, a highly successful New York attorney, and the associate he hires, Mike Ross, who has a photographic memory but who isn’t actually a lawyer. Perfect for anyone interested in found family dynamics, looking for a good romance, or really into shows that center on healthy male friendships.