'Suits' Season 5 Episode 11 Spoilers: Will Harvey Be Able To Save Mike From His Circumstances?

Fans of the hit legal drama TV series from USA Network, "Suits," were wondering about the snitch who tipped the police off on Mike's (Patrick J. Adams) fraudulent credentials.

It has also been a big mystery as to who will be there to defend the Pearson Specter Litt associate in court. That mystery seems to be solved now that the show has dropped a tell-tale promo video for the second half of the show's current Season 5.

The teaser, which was shared over at Christian Today, revealed Mike being grilled by the authorities. However, the faux lawyer knows all too well never to open his mouth until he can secure a legal counsel.

It appears that this knight in shining armor would be none other than Harvey Specter (Gabriel Macht). This is despite the fact that the latter has already resigned from his post at the aforementioned law office.

It shouldn't come as a surprise, according to CT, to see Harvey coming down to help his friend get out of the mess he is in. In fact, one of the scenes in the trailer revealed Harvey's former secretary and secret love, Donna (Sarah Rafferty), telling him to do all things possible to rescue Mike from his current situation.

Needless to say, it won't only be Donna who will ask the show's protagonist to take on the case. He knows full well that the whole company will end up in trouble if Mike is proven guilty of committing fraud since they knew, in the first place, that the accused wasn't really a law school graduate.

And the very person who can make that dreaded thing happen is Leslie Hope's Anita Gibbs. The ruthless Attorney General appears to be determined to bring Mike down with possibly all of his cohorts.

"Suits" Season 5B premieres this Wednesday, Jan. 27, on USA, with the episode titled "Blowback."

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