‘Suits’ Season 4 Spoilers: Harvey Specter And Mike Ross Engage In ‘Street Fight;’ Pearson Specter Faces SEC Scrutiny As Neal McDonough Joins Cast
"Suits" season 4 spoilers are up and it seems Harvey Specter and Mike Ross are gearing up for a "street fight." Meanwhile, Pearson Specter will be under scrutiny as SEC sends its own "bulldog" to pin down the partners with a perceived wrongdoing.
The official "Suits" season 4 spoilers trailer revealed Mike Ross (Patrick J. Adams) handing a subpoena to Harvey Specter (Gabriel Macht). The two former associates are now working on different fences as the boy genius is now with a financial firm.
What will happen with the romance between Mike Ross and Rachel (Meghan Markle) who is still working with Harvey as his associate with attending law school? Will Mike Ross gunning for Harvey Specter result in a "street fight?"
At the end of the "Suits" season 4 spoilers, Harvey Specter tells Mike Ross: "This fight started with you and me, let's see you and me settle it right now."
Meanwhile, veteran actor Neal McDonough will join "Suits" as Sean Cahill, a SEC investigator who will look into Pearson Specter for an alleged illegal activity at the behest of Eric Woodal (Zeljko Ivanek).
Eric Woodal was introduced at the finale of "Suits" season 3 as a U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York and he clearly as an axe to grind against Harvey whom he believes is dirty, according to USA Network.
According to The Hollywood Reporter, Neal McDonough's Sean Cahill is a no-nonsense investigator who is not afraid to go "toe-to-toe" with anybody. He even earns the moniker "bulldog."
Neal McDonough is a veteran movie star who appeared in several films like "Walking Tall," "Captain America: The First Avenger" and "Flags of our Fathers." His TV credits included "Justified," "Desperate Housewives" and "Band of Brothers."
The other guest stars for next season are Brendan Hines, D.B. Woodside, Michael Gross an Melanie Papalia, the network said.
"Suits" season 4 will premiere on June 11 on USA Network.