Pride Over Feeling: Suits "Denial" season premiere

In the season premiere of "Suits" change is coming in the life of Harvey.

We come into the episode as Harvey is talking to a therapist about how he isn't sleeping but instead of getting a prescription for sleeping pills he tells her the event that took place six weeks earlier.

Mike and Rachel are engaged and agreed to not tell anyone expect her father and Donna, but she finds out what happen with Donna, she doesn't tell her. But Mike did tell Harvey who wasn't in the best of moods.

Without Donna Harvey is literally a spaceship with out a shield. She was the glue that held Harvey to being the best that he is as a lawyer.  

As a case comes in with a business about to go bankrupt, Harvey and Mike play hardball and come up with a plan to get the people to withdraw their investments. But both Harvey and Mike forgot one other name and they had to play another hardball game for one that would not settle with their client but it will fix it all.

Donna working for Louis gives Louis sense of happiness but also his mind plays tricks when it comes to knowing that she might go back to Harvey, for which Harvey thinks so too.

The therapist got to the bottom of things and figured out that Harvey isn't having trouble sleeping but he's had anxiety attack. She did give him a week's worth of anxiety pills but after another attack he kind of flushed them in the toilet.

It's going to be very interesting to see how Harvey will be throughout this season. After one incident, can Harvey get things back by just getting another secretary?

This episode was very good. Watching Harvey be this bold guy kind of have a chip on his shoulder. I literally can't wait to see what happens next.

I give this episode an 8/10.

You can catch "Suits" Wednesday nights at 9/8c on USA Network.  

Fall Shows Premiere Dates

Here are the premieres of shows that I'm looking forward to new and returning that are coming this fall.

Sunday:
CSI: Cyber: Oct. 4th at 10/9c CBS
The Simpsons Sept. 27 at 9/8c FOX
Brooklyn Nine-Nine Sept. 27 at 9:30/8:30c FOX

Monday:
The Voice: September 21 at 8/7c NBC
Blindspot: September 21 at 10/9c NBC
Supergirl October 26 8/7c CBS

Tuesday:
The Voice Sept 22 8/7c NBC
Scream Queens (Two-Hour Premiere) Sept 22 at 8/7c (Time Period premiere) Sept. 29 at 9/8c FOX
Best Show Ever Sept 15 at 10/9c NBC
Chicago Fire Oct. 13 at 10/9c NBC
Chicago Med Nov. 10 at 9/8c NBC
iZombie Oct. 6 at 9/8c CW

Wednesday:
The Mysteries of Laura Sept 23 at 8/7c NBC
Arrow: Oct 7 at 8/7c CW
Law & Order SVU: Sept 23 9/8c NBC
Chicago PD: Sept 30 at 10/9c NBC
Code Black Sept 30 at 10/9c CBS

Thursday:
Sunday Night Football Sept. 10 at 8:30/7:30c NBC
Heroes: Reborn: Sept 24 at 8/7c NBC
The Blacklist: Sept 24th at 9/8c NBC
The Player Sept. 24 at 10/9c NBC
Elementary: Nov. 15 at 10/9c CBS
Bones: Oct. 1 8/7c FOX

Friday:
Undateable (LIVE): Oct. 9 at 8/7c NBC
People are Talking: Oct 16 at 8:30/7:30c NBC
Grimm: Oct. 30 at 9/8c NBC
Hawaii Five-O Sept. 25 at 9/8c CBS

"Mr. Robot" Gets a Second Season Before It's Premiere

Just before tonight's series premiere of USA's new cyber drama, "Mr. Robot," gets renewed for a second season.

The series, created by Sam Esmail, is about a young programmer named Elliot (Rami Malek) who spends his days as a cyber-security engineer and his nights as a vigilante hacker.

The series also stars Christian Slater who plays a mysterious leader of the cyber-underground community that recruits Elliot.

Chris McCumber, USA Network President, said in a statement, "We knew from the moment we read Sam Esmail's provocative script, and witnessed the brilliant performances of Rami Malek and Christian Slater, that 'Mr. Robot' is a stand-out series that is unlike anything currently on television.

"The overwhelmingly positive fan reactions t the pilot and the broad sampling of it reaffirms our confidence in the series, and we're excited to see where this timely drama will take us for season two."

The series has received positive reviews from critics. The pilot was released early on YouTube and other platforms.

"Sam Esmail has captured and distilled out ongoing conversations about identity, privacy, value and self-worth," said Jeff Wachtel, president and CCO, NBCUniversal Cable Entertainment. "We are all talking about the central themes of 'Mr. Robot'- Sam has just done it in a completely original and uniquely compelling way."

"Mr. Robot" is produced from Universal Cable Productions.

You can catch the series premiere of "Mr. Robot" tonight at 10/9c on USA Network.

Graceland "B-Positive" Season Premiere

The season premiere of "Graceland" is near.

In the season premiere, as the agents of Graceland strive to close out their ongoing cases and mend broken relationships, Briggs finds himself coerced into a high-risk undercover operation within the Armenian Mafia.

This is the season premiere that you can't miss.

You can catch the season premiere of "Graceland" Thursday, June 25th at 10/9c on USA Network.

Suits "Denial" season premiere preview

The high anticipated season premiere of Suits is here. In the season premiere, Harvey has difficulty adjusting to the changes around the office, which has affect his ability to do his job. Donna must acclimate to working for Louis, who's certain it's only a matter of time before she returns to Harvey.

Mike and Rachel must decide how and when to share their big news, but their excitement about their future together will take a step back to Harvey and Mike's latest case.

You can catch the season premiere of "Suits" Wednesday, June 24th at 9/8c on USA Network.

Royal Pains "The Prince of Nucleotides" preview

In this week's episode of "Royal Pains" Hank treats a transgender teenager and learns that her life is more complicated than he had expected. Evan and Jeremiah host a gala fundraiser for the Center for Rare and Orphan Diseases and Jeremiah makes a major purchase for the lab.

Meanwhile, Paige and Evan's journey to parenthood takes an unexpected turn and Divya grows closer to Prince Quami.

You can catch "Royal Pains" Tuesday night at 10/9c on USA Network.

Can't Miss Thrilling Show of the Summer: Complications "Pilot" and "Infection"

If there's a word to describe this new series, it has to be THRILLING.

The new USA Network series "Complications" is about an ER doctor John Ellison, who is dealing with the lost of his daughter, suddenly becomes a hero and saves a boy during a drive boy shooting.  But the boy,w ho still alive, is mark to be killed. Ellison is asked from the boy's father to save him no matter what.

Ellison will try and push the limit of what any doctor would do in their daily profession. The question is how far will he go to save a patient?

Ellison is a really good center character. There are a lot of flashbacks from his time with his therapist, who he has to talk to after a wild night in the ER.

Another character that's really good is Gretchen, the nurse. She has this bad Carol Hathaway from ER meets Fiona Glenanne from Burn Notice. She's Ellison's really cool side kick. And in this adventure as Jessica Szohr said in a preview that "they're like Batman and Robin."

This series seems to have just enough thrilling to get me on the edge of my seat at times when things get to be at a stand still.

All in all this series is really good and it's on my list to watch this summer and on my DVR list too.

Overall I give the pilot episode a 8/10. Amazed and on the edge of my seat drama that I don't want to miss this summer.

You can catch "Complications" Thursday nights at 9/8c on USA Network.