Sep 15, 2016 11:45 PM EDT By Gretch.Z, UniversityHerald Reporter

"Suits" Season 6 Episode 11 will be directed by actor Patrick J. Adams, who plays the role of Mike. Adams said in an interview that doing an episode that will re-introduce the show's characters would be fun.

Adams further said that he wanted to do the directing simply because he thinks that it would be fun to do more of a premiere episode and reintroduce the characters and begin the world fresh following the entire prison thing. He also stated that it is an opportunity that sets them off on the path of what is next for everyone.

"Suits" Season 6 Episode 11 will soon be aired and the fans are already excited about what the other half of Season 6 would look like. Based on reports, the mid-season finale is going to be the first episode following the show's return in 2017.

Although "Suits" network has not formally announced an airdate for its Season 6 premiere episode yet, some have started to speculate based on the previous trends. With that, it is likely that "Suits" Season 6 Episode 11 may air on Jan. 25, 2017.

The "Suits" Season 6 Episode 11 promo has reportedly been released, and it appears to have everything the fans could expect for in the show's winter episodes, Forbes reported.

Meanwhile, a big part of the upcoming mid-season finale episode of "Suits" Season 6 is reported to deal with the case of Leonard. In an interview, Markle said that badass Rachel is what fans are going to get to watch in Season 6.

According to reports, the fans are already excited to see the dynamic between Rachel and Mike, given that she is the respected and feared lawyer while he is more or less on the sidelines.

"Suits" Season 6 Episode 11 fans are also hoping that Mike will continue working at Pearson Specter Litt, until he finds a way to practice again. However, the firm is in jeopardy, due to the things that happened since Mike started claiming to be a graduate of Harvard in Season 1, TV Line reported.

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