Suits Season 6 News: New Characters To Be Involved During Mike Ross's Imprisonment
The frontmen behind the American legal sensation, the Suits, have given a taste of the upcoming season which will be hitting the screens shortly.
Premiering around June, the fifth season of the in-demand program created a stir when Mike Ross, played by Patrick Adams surrendered himself and agreed to put himself behind the jail bars. Ross made a plea deal in order to save the credibility and integrity of his colleagues in Pearson Specter Litt, rendering him as a prison inmate.
And while we await the 6th season, it will kick off where it took a pause, solely focusing on Mike's unpleasant tenure in the jail. The upright yet well-groomed protagonist will definitely have a hard time adjusting in a claustrophobic environment and will find himself in an indecent confinement for a brief period of time, or maybe for two never-ending years. .
Mike Ross will be immersed in a deep predicament and he will soon find his comfort zone by acquainting himself with prison inmates. According to The Hollywood Reporter, there will be new faces such as Erik Palladino, Malcolm-Jamar Warner and Paul Schulze. Kevin Miller and Frank Gallo will serve as jail buddies for Mike and will play an influential role, while Warner will serve as his counselor and will help him in making his way forward as a prisoner.
The show, in a nutshell, will bounce back after a hiatus and will definitely be one of its kind. Fans are highly anticipating the pilot episode and have kept their fingers crossed as to what Aaron Korsh has to offer.
Master Herald maintains that the new season will also be unique as it will display settings and an ambience totally different from the preceding one. While the former season focused on legal actions and revolved around courtroom dramas, this time it's all about the inappropriate environment of the Danbury prison.
Suits will be welcoming a trio of new characters Eric Palladio, Paul Schulze and Malcolm Warner will be displaying their influential characters by staying in the prison for two-year imprisonment.
