After nearly six years away from our screens, fans of "Suits" were ecstatic to witness the enigmatic Harvey Specter once again. This past Sunday, the new spinoff, "Suits LA," delivered a fresh glimpse of Gabriel Macht’s charismatic lawyer, but this time, he found himself in a starkly different narrative setting.

In a mid-episode flashback, we revisited 2010, New York, at a critical moment for Ted, who was battling against the formidable mobster Pellegrini. Amidst the tension of the courtroom, Ted became fixated on his case—which resulted in some unexpected consequences during a prosecutors’ league baseball game. Just as Ted was about to receive encouragement from his friend Kevin, he was surprised by the iconic appearance of Harvey: "You’re the closest thing to Batman besides me that I’ve ever seen, and he’s the second batter you’ve hit this inning," he quipped, setting the stage for a delightful exchange.

The banter ignited a lighthearted rivalry as Ted shot back, "First of all, you’re the closest thing to Batman that I’ve ever seen besides me." The two proceeded to joke about Batman's one-liners, adding a comedic twist to the otherwise serious plotline. Their dialogue pivoted towards a more serious note as Ted expressed his frustration regarding Pellegrini's intimidating presence over his brother Eddie and his girlfriend.

In classic Harvey style, the lawyer offered a remedy—a promise of drinks after the game, which ultimately helped uplift Ted’s spirits enough to contribute to a pivotal playoff win. This fleeting moment showcased the dynamic friendship between the two characters, leaving Ted with mixed feelings of both offense and flattery at Harvey's remarks.

At the bar, the atmosphere turned lively as Harvey opted for a luxurious Macallan 25 whiskey, prompting Eddie's humorous reaction after taking a sip. But amidst the comedic relief, Harvey delivered dreadfully important news: Pellegrini had planted someone inside Ted’s office, heightening the stakes of Ted's predicament.

With their typical back-and-forth, the duo engaged in a playful challenge surrounding their sports league, where Ted questioned whether he could take on Harvey. Their amusing exchanges about being "Batman" and "Robin," or in Ted's defiance, proclaiming himself as Superman, kept the narrative light—until Ted begrudgingly accepted his role as Robin.

Although Gabriel Macht's cameo was fleeting, his portrayal continues to be a highlight, and fans need not worry; he will return for two more episodes. Creator Aaron Korsh has indicated that we’ll see Harvey back in the present day, heightening anticipation for what’s next in store for both characters.

With Harvey’s re-entry into the storyline, viewers are eagerly waiting to see what other twists and turns “Suits LA” will provide, reaffirming that more Harvey definitely means more excitement. Stay tuned for the adventures ahead, and brace yourself—this dynamic duo is just getting warmed up!