SUITS APPRECIATION VOL USA

[agsz]

 
Im guessing it's Louis.  Just based on physique it makes sense.  Donna wouldn't care otherwise if it was Rachel's dad beyond the friendly condolences.

This past episode was dope.  Reality really hits Mike hard, that you'll never get the spotlight, name partner, any kind of shine period.  Harvey get's the win he's craved since college.  Harvey/Scottie's relationship gets tested.   Dope show.  Low key wanna become a lawyer just off this show.

My brother is a lawyer, and he said this show makes it look glamorous, but It gave me the same feels as well lol

 

[kspar]

 
Im guessing it's Louis.  Just based on physique it makes sense.  Donna wouldn't care otherwise if it was Rachel's dad beyond the friendly condolences.

This past episode was dope.  Reality really hits Mike hard, that you'll never get the spotlight, name partner, any kind of shine period.  Harvey get's the win he's craved since college.  Harvey/Scottie's relationship gets tested.   Dope show.  Low key wanna become a lawyer just off this show.

donna did warn him not to go through with the beef. guess scottie will be poisoning his ***

 

 

[Master Zik]

I really thought Mike knew the deal that he'd always be Harvey's helper monkey or any other partner's helper monkey. I thought it was a huge risk that Harvey let Mike do his own case as 1st chair that one ep and every time after that. Cuz once his secret is really out everything his name is on is gonna be under review and questioned.

 

[jamie dimon]

im actually surprised no one who mike & harvey beat looked more into mike.

Esp. with someone like travis tanner who is the type to dig up dirt on you or the dude this past episode

that sad, felt sad for him at the end when he was in jessica's office and said, "this is how it's going to be, isnt it" in reference to him not being able to get credit for the stuff

 

[lpheat22]

Ya it sucks but he knows the deal. He'll never get the spotlight and he should never want to because like Jessica said that spotlight will turn into an interrogation light real quick.

 

[rook]

**** mike still had a major come up. Sure he'll never be a head for the firm but he's still living life like a g.

But in regards to the show making it look
glamorous, i agree lol. I would be a sports agent though

 

[lpheat22]

Hell ya he has a come up. Great job, banging girl. Nothing better than that. It's a lot better than taking tests and delivering suitcases of weed.

 

[the docster]

Or how about people from his same year don't notice that he wasn't actually there.

It kinda happened once when that chick was interviewing to be Louis' associate.

But only once though? Really?

 

[rook]

Or how about people from his same year don't notice that he wasn't actually there.
It kinda happened once when that chick was interviewing to be Louis' associate.

But only once though? Really?

I think the writers will eventually go down that route. I mean his secret is a major part and with litt not trying to take him down (for now) it's going to surface sooner or later again.

 

[agsz]

I think the writers will eventually go down that route. I mean his secret is a major part and with litt not trying to take him down (for now) it's going to surface sooner or later again.

Remember in one of the last few episodes of the first half of Season 3, he tells rachel he got into harvard? what did that mean?

 

[thug]

Rachel was mad at him since he never went to Harvard so that was just showing her he made it in

 

[kspar]

Rachel was mad at him since he never went to Harvard so that was just showing her he made it in

this. he got caught for selling test answers. he was going to use the money to pay for his grandma's home care. the girl caught with the test answers happend to be the dean's daughter

he was fired and as a final act he kicked mike to the curb. i hope mike/harvey take his *** to trial sometime soon.

 

[rook]

Yup.

 

[kspar]

so any of you ever notice any of the other "partners"? (beside louis, jessica, harvey and now scottie). i only noticed the tall black dude with the briefcase leaving the office ever damn shot 

 

 

[antidope]

 
im actually surprised no one who mike & harvey beat looked more into mike.

Esp. with someone like travis tanner who is the type to dig up dirt on you or the dude this past episode

that sad, felt sad for him at the end when he was in jessica's office and said, "this is how it's going to be, isnt it" in reference to him not being able to get credit for the stuff

For real why hasnt Tanner found this out yet? Look at all the other stuff he dug up out of nowhere. 

This show should make everyone want to be a lawyer. One of my favourite shows on TV.

 

[agsz]

@Kspar  the Darby + Hardman thing isn't farfetched at all, Season 4 Ep.1 states Mike and Harvey go to Paris to handle something

 

[Master Zik]

Or how about people from his same year don't notice that he wasn't actually there.
It kinda happened once when that chick was interviewing to be Louis' associate.

But only once though? Really?

The firm doesn't interview that many Harvard grads, it's a yearly thing and they're not gonna interview every single one from Mike's alleged graduation year. They only interview the best and even that one chick made it through the process to even get in the building. When the show started Harvey was interviewing ppl in a whole other place.

I'd prefer the writers set up a real enemy that ends up taking down Mike. Not somebody from the firm.

For real why hasnt Tanner found this out yet? Look at all the other stuff he dug up out of nowhere. 

This show should make everyone want to be a lawyer. One of my favourite shows on TV.

Tanner was mainly digging up dirt on Harvey's personal life and his cases. He had no reason to think that Mike was just some nobody 1st year chosen by Harvey so he might have some skill. You look up Mike and you see his doctored transcript. Look what Louis had to do to even be slightly suspicious.

 

[agsz]

The firm doesn't interview that many Harvard grads, it's a yearly thing and they're not gonna interview every single one from Mike's alleged graduation year. They only interview the best and even that one chick made it through the process to even get in the building. When the show started Harvey was interviewing ppl in a whole other place.

I'd prefer the writers set up a real enemy that ends up taking down Mike. Not somebody from the firm.
Tanner was mainly digging up dirt on Harvey's personal life and his cases. He had no reason to think that Mike was just some nobody 1st year chosen by Harvey so he might have some skill. You look up Mike and you see his doctored transcript. Look what Louis had to do to even be slightly suspicious.

I think that will happen in Season 4. Season 4 starts this summer, right?

 

[hometownhero]

 

 

allright i pmd you.

preciate it....just watched all 3 while at my desk

Mike can never be more than what he is now......can never be the man.

 

[nako xl]

 

 
Im guessing it's Louis.  Just based on physique it makes sense.  Donna wouldn't care otherwise if it was Rachel's dad beyond the friendly condolences.

This past episode was dope.  Reality really hits Mike hard, that you'll never get the spotlight, name partner, any kind of shine period.  Harvey get's the win he's craved since college.  Harvey/Scottie's relationship gets tested.   Dope show.  Low key wanna become a lawyer just off this show.

My brother is a lawyer, and he said this show makes it look glamorous, but It gave me the same feels as well lol

Don't do it.

 

[nako xl]

 

Or how about people from his same year don't notice that he wasn't actually there.
It kinda happened once when that chick was interviewing to be Louis' associate.

But only once though? Really?

I think the writers will eventually go down that route. I mean his secret is a major part and with litt not trying to take him down (for now) it's going to surface sooner or later again.

The premise of the show is kind of silly when you consider law schools publish a roster of their graduating classes (and some publish incoming classes), top tier schools max out about 200 students and are broken up into smaller groups so SOMEONE would remember seeing you, and almost all top students at Harvard participate in on campus interviewing after their first year so Pearson-Hardman would have a list of the top 10-50% of students from the school. Then there's the whole law journal participation thing.

But then again you could go to school for 3 years, leave the buildings after class every day, never work on a journal, not do on campus interviewing, not intern anywhere, and never talk to anyone.  Just take final exams and keep to yourself otherwise.  A few clerical errors later and Mike's story is possible. Remind me if they ever covered his LSAT score (or lack thereof) being on file somewhere for 5 years or the fact that he'd have to have passed the bar, submitted an application to practice law in NY, been interviewed by the ethics committee, and then had a public swearing in?  I honestly don't remember if it was said that he did/forged all of that?

If so, it's extremely far-fetched, but possible.

 

[tee eye ehm]

Louis still doesn't know that Mike didn't go to Harvard, so I bet the writers are holding that one in their back pocket. I think its lame, like another NTer said, make it a real enemy and not Louis. Who cares if he finds out, his boss already knows. You think Louis would be down to take down his whole firm that he loves more than anything?











































I guess he'd be so hurt that he might...

 

[Master Zik]

 

Or how about people from his same year don't notice that he wasn't actually there.

It kinda happened once when that chick was interviewing to be Louis' associate.


But only once though? Really?

I think the writers will eventually go down that route. I mean his secret is a major part and with litt not trying to take him down (for now) it's going to surface sooner or later again.

The premise of the show is kind of silly when you consider law schools publish a roster of their graduating classes (and some publish incoming classes), top tier schools max out about 200 students and are broken up into smaller groups so SOMEONE would remember seeing you, and almost all top students at Harvard participate in on campus interviewing after their first year so Pearson-Hardman would have a list of the top 10-50% of students from the school. Then there's the whole law journal participation thing.

But then again you could go to school for 3 years, leave the buildings after class every day, never work on a journal, not do on campus interviewing, not intern anywhere, and never talk to anyone.  Just take final exams and keep to yourself otherwise.  A few clerical errors later and Mike's story is possible. Remind me if they ever covered his LSAT score (or lack thereof) being on file somewhere for 5 years or the fact that he'd have to have passed the bar, submitted an application to practice law in NY, been interviewed by the ethics committee, and then had a public swearing in?  I honestly don't remember if it was said that he did/forged all of that?

If so, it's extremely far-fetched, but possible.

I can no longer remember specifically but I'm pretty sure he actually took the LSATs and passed it given he's taken it so many times for other ppl or that was doctored too. I do know the ep where he befriended the hacker daughter in like the 1st season who easily discovered Mike was a fraud helped by making up the transcript, degree and few other documents (of course there were no physical documents, hence Louis finding out). Now that you mention it though Mike passing the bar exam was never mentioned AT ALL Not that he couldn't pass it but yeah no interviews or public swearing in.

What's extremely far-fetched to me is (and I don't know a whole lot lawyers personally, only a few, and take the whole lack of ethics stereotype with a grain of salt) that if a partner at a top law firm wanted to lie to get a fraud to be his associate that so many other ppl would be so willing to let it slide after finding out. I mean they paint Donna as an extremely loyal (and in love) secretary/assistant but the managing partner who was lied to for months no matter how much they trust/like the other partner lets it slide after testing the frauds law skills? Then a para finds out and rolls with it too? (yeah I know circumstances put things in to context for why she didn't do anything) So yeah the premise always required a level of disbelief.

 

[tee eye ehm]

Dont Jessica and Mike both have dirt/blackmail on each other preventing them from ever outing each other?

 

[kspar]

 

 

Or how about people from his same year don't notice that he wasn't actually there.
It kinda happened once when that chick was interviewing to be Louis' associate.

But only once though? Really?

I think the writers will eventually go down that route. I mean his secret is a major part and with litt not trying to take him down (for now) it's going to surface sooner or later again.

The premise of the show is kind of silly when you consider law schools publish a roster of their graduating classes (and some publish incoming classes), top tier schools max out about 200 students and are broken up into smaller groups so SOMEONE would remember seeing you, and almost all top students at Harvard participate in on campus interviewing after their first year so Pearson-Hardman would have a list of the top 10-50% of students from the school. Then there's the whole law journal participation thing.

But then again you could go to school for 3 years, leave the buildings after class every day, never work on a journal, not do on campus interviewing, not intern anywhere, and never talk to anyone.  Just take final exams and keep to yourself otherwise.  A few clerical errors later and Mike's story is possible. Remind me if they ever covered his LSAT score (or lack thereof) being on file somewhere for 5 years or the fact that he'd have to have passed the bar, submitted an application to practice law in NY, been interviewed by the ethics committee, and then had a public swearing in?  I honestly don't remember if it was said that he did/forged all of that?

If so, it's extremely far-fetched, but possible.