"I don't have a tux. I'm not Bruce Wayne."

Patrick J. Adams, the actor who plays the college-dropout-turned-hotshot attorney Mike Ross on the wildly popular legal drama Suits, will be holding a special chat in Dublin this week, where fans will have the chance to quiz him about his time on the show. The Canadian actor it set to host a one-off special debate followed by a Q&A at the Literary & Historical (L&H) Society at UCD on Friday, 15 February at 5pm. https://twitter.com/halfadams/status/962784772840939520 For anyone who is keen to see the SAG award nominee speak, the bad news is that you must be a UCD member. Attendees must bring an L&H card, or if you're not a member, you can sign up to become one at the door on the night for just €2. The actor, who appeared as a main character on the show from the beginning, previously visited Ireland back in 2013 to attend an event at the Irish Law Society, where he was awarded an honorary doctorate. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cm053y1MLyQ Clip via UCD - University College Dublin After seven seasons on Suits, Adams officially exited the USA Network "Blue Skies" legal drama in January 2018. The final eight episodes of season seven return March 28, and the series has already been renewed for an eighth season as Dule Hill has been upped to regular to help fill the void created by Adams' and co-star Meghan Markle's departure.