Suits

Listening to his closing argument,

I almost want to let him go myself.

Except for one thing. He's a liar.

He thinks he doesn't have to play by the same rules.

But we know he does.

What did you do? I pled guilty.

If you think I'm going to let you do this,

you're out of your goddamn mind.

He cut a deal to save this firm.

He cut a deal to keep us from going to prison.

We give Evan people who already want to go

and I give Anita Gibbs murderers in exchange for Mike.

And what if it doesn't work? And we lose everything?

Louis: Then we do. But if we don't try to save him,

who are we?

Make the deal.

I am not letting you go to prison

for a crime that I committed.

I'm not letting you go when you were going to be found innocent!

Why the hell would you lie to me?

Because truth would have broken you.

You know what, Harvey? You wanna come to my wedding, you let me know.

I'm not trying to take your place anymore.

I'm trying to get you ready. Harvey.

'Cause you're weak. I am not weak.

Yeah? Well, hit me.

Is this what you want?

That I hate you and then you made me do this?

We lose everything because of you!

I am not saying that I don't want to get married.

You go finish law school and then,

in two years, when I get out, if you still want to marry me...

They're all gone.

Watch your back in there, Mike.

I will.

Officer: General wake-up for all inmates is at 6:00 am.

You'll be standing next to your bed at that time.

If you are not, you will face disciplinary action.

At least five inmate counts will be held

during each 24 hour period at random times.

You will stand still during every one of those counts.

If you are not, you will face disciplinary action.

You will be at meals on time if you want to eat.

You will be at work on time no matter what.

You will keep your cell in a clean and sanitary condition.

If you fail in any of these areas, you will face...

Disciplinary action.

Good, you're getting the picture.

Do you mind if I ask what disciplinary action means?

Since you got the balls to ask that,

I'm sure you're gonna find out soon enough.

What's this for? What do you think it's for?

Strip naked. Put everything you own inside that bag,

then follow me.

Harvey, what are you doing here?

I came to let you know that I dropped him off.

And, uh, he looks as good as he could look.

And I think he's gonna be okay.

I appreciate that.

But you could have told me that over the phone.

So, what are you really doing here?

I miss him.

I miss him, too.

Louis: Where the hell are you going?

Donna: Where do you think I'm going?

I'm going home, Louis. Look, don't you get it?

They're all gone. Every single one of them.

Yeah, well, we knew that already.

No, no. Ldont think you understand.

I'm not just talking about the partners.

I'm talking about everyone from the accountants to the secretaries

to the guy who shines my shoes, Donna.

All of them, gone.

And what exactly do you want me to do about it?

I want you to get Harvey on the goddamn phone.

Well, I'm not gonna do that. Why not?

Because tonight is not the night to call Harvey.

Louis: Why? Because of Mike?

I don't know if you've noticed, but Mike is gone along with everybody else.

And if we don't figure something out by tonight,

we are gonna be left with nothing.

I didn't say we weren't gonna figure something out, Louis.

I said we're not calling Harvey.

Well, then what the hell are we gonna do?

Right now, I'm gonna go to my office

and fix myself a goddamn drink.

The first time I met him?

What do you think I thought? I...

I thought he was an idiot.

Imagine how I felt when a bunch of weed spilled out of his briefcase

10 seconds after he walked into his interview.

I know, you were so horrified,

you got on the phone and you called the police.

No, wait, you didn't do that.

You offered the idiot a job.

That's because after I heard his story,

I knew he wasn't an idiot after all.

And I knew by the end of that first morning

that he wasn't like anyone I'd ever met.

And that if I wasn't careful, I was gonna be in trouble.

To trouble.

To trouble.

Look at that, Louis left me a voicemail.

I don't understand. You seem happy about that.

That's because one of my favorite pastimes

is to listen to one of Louis' messages.

What if he's upset about something?

He's always upset about something.

That's why one of my favorite pastimes

is to listen to one of Louis' messages.

Louis: Damn it, Harvey, pick up the goddamn phone.

Because this entire firm is a ghost town

and I'm sorry Mike's in prison

but if we don't figure something out,

what you and your little sidekick did

is gonna be the end of us.

And don't give me some bullshit

about "tonight isn't the time" because...

I got to go. Yeah, I know. I'm coming with you.

Rachel, you heard what Louis said.

This is going to be a rough night. You need to stay here.

Harvey, it's gonna be a rough night no matter where I am.

And at least if I'm with you,

there's a chance that I could be of some use.

You better get your coat, because we don't have much time.

Now what? Officer: Now you get dressed.

And you wait.

Would you like some more drinks?

Can I offer you an appetizer? Maybe some truffle fries?

Or are we allowed to talk business now?

All right, Louis. What do you think we should do?

Since it was your recommendation

that landed us in this mess in the first place.

I recommended that because it was a last-ditch effort to get Mike out of prison.

And you also said we'd only lose

50% of our partners to Evan Smith.

How could I have known that she had the capacity

to bring on more than that? Don't you get it?

The rest didn't go to Evan Smith.

They just walked the hell out and went somewhere else.

Then we can sue their asses.

With what lawyers, what resources and what money?

Because I don't know if you've noticed, but this firm has been gutted

because of your recommendation.

No, Jessica. Ltwas gutted because of mine.

Damn it, Louis. I told you not to call him.

Well, I did. Because he's a partner and like he just said,

he was the one who wanted to sever the non-competes

in the first place. You're right, Louis, I did.

But I didn't come down here to play

"pin the blame on the Harvey."

I came down here to figure out what the hell we're gonna do.

Then let's get to it.

May I help you? Oh, I'm sorry to interrupt,

but there was no one at reception

and I have your order here.

You've got to be kidding me.

You call me down here for an emergency

and then you take the time to order Chinese food?

I didn't order anything, asshole.

So, crouch your tiger, hide your dragon,

or I'm going to wang chung your ass out of here.

Louis, calm down.

Clearly, there's some mistake.

No one at this firm has ordered any food.

Delivery boy: Well, I'm pretty sure this is the right place.

Because the name on your door says, "Jessica Pearson"

and this order is for a Jessica Pearson.

Yeah, this is Jessica Pearson.

Louis! Jessica: Louis!

What?

They know I'm not really here

to bring you an egg roll, asshole.

I'm here to serve you with this.

What is that?

It's a class action.

We're being sued

for every case Mike Ross has ever touched.

See the money, wanna stay for your meal

get another piece of pie for your wife

everybody wanna know how it feel

everybody wanna see what it's like

I'll even eat a bean pie I don't mind

me and missy is so early

busy, busy making money

all right!

All step back I'm 'bout to dance

the greenback boogie

that's why they all left.

They knew this was coming and they got out

so they could all have it on record that they were gone

before the suit came down.

Then we need to know who the hell tipped them off.

It doesn't matter who tipped them off.

What matters is if we lose this suit,

we can't handle the money.

How much are they suing us for?

A hundred million. God damn it.

We need to get those partners back.

I told you, we're never gonna get them back.