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Maybe you don't know
how babies are made.

Because when people are
trying, they know they're trying.

And just because no one
ever wants to try with you,

doesn't give you the right to
tell me how to run my associates!

I think Rachel should
handle the associates.

I am up here.
Rachel's down here.

And you don't give dominion over
the associates to someone down here.

Which one of my
clients are you after?

Because we both know
you can't have pfizer.

Yes, I can.

Then make me name partner.

Harvey's making his friend
name partner,

he's accused me of being
jealous, and I don't know what to do.

Lipschitz: Are you jealous?

Of course, I'm goddamn jealous!

If you keep letting your
emotions dictate your behavior,

you won't need to worry
about being replaced.

You'll drive Harvey away
all by yourself.

Stop apologizing
and start intimidating.

Well, that's a hell
of a slogan, Harvey.

But what does it actually mean?

It means you go out,
you find a reporter,

and you control the narrative.

If I lose this case, the only
article that's gonna get written

isthatlnever should have been

able to practice law
in the first place.

If you can't
figure out a way to win,

maybe I shouldn't have brought
you back in the first place.

A reporter from the times
is gonna be here.

We are doing an interview.

The redemption
of a fraudulent lawyer.

I don't want my behavior
to drive a wedge between us.

Which means I accept Alex
as name partner.

For what it's worth, Alex is still
coming, but not as name partner.

Really? You were right.

We can't water down
the firm like that.

I have to say...

I've been wanting
this for so long.

Never in my wildest dreams
did I think it would come true.

Harvey: We're the only
name partners now, Louis.

And I meant it when I said it,

I want us to
share things like this.

I can't tell you
how happy that makes me.

You're not gonna cry, are you?

What, are you kidding?

The last time I cried in here,
I messed up the ph,

I had a yeast infection
for weeks.

You're not gonna do the other thing
you told me you did in the mud, are you?

Harvey, I told you,
that was a one-time thing.

And believe me,
you're no missy dietler.

Alex: Who's missy dietler?

What is he doing here?
Alex: What do you mean?

Harvey and I go mudding
together all the time.

So, why don't you lug yourself out
of there, so I can get my tub back.

This is my tub.

And you always told me it was
weird for male friends to mud together.

But Harvey and I are
more than just friends,

we're best friends.

And then, what did you do?

What do you think I did?
I called you.

Louis, it was just a dream.

"Just a dream"?

It was a goddamn mud-mare.
Don't you get it?

Harvey let his buddy
into my firm.

Now, he's in my mud.
I mean, what's next?

I walk into my bathroom and I
find him shitting on my toothbrush?

Louis, we talked about this.

If you let this ovennhelm you,

you're gonna bring about
the thing you're most afraid of.

Did you hear me?
He was in my mud.

How the hell am I not supposed
to let that overwhelm me?

Well, has it occurred to you

that instead of worrying this Alex person
is gonna come between you and Harvey,

you could view this as an
opportunity to make a new friend.

That's the dumbest
thing I've ever heard.

Be that as it may,

as I see it, you have a chance to
have one more friend or one less friend.

I suggest you go with one more.

Donna. Rachel

can I get you two anything?

Coffee, tea, a copy of your
article in the Sunday times?

Don't need it. Read it
yesterday. Have one at home.

And by one, he means ten.

Are you sure you don't want
to take just one more look at it?

I'm good. Thanks, Donna.

Okey-dokey. You have a nice day.

Something's going on
with her. I can tell.

What do you mean?

You're telling me you didn't
notice that grin on her face?

Rachel, you've known Donna
longer than I have,

but I didn't see a grin, I'm telling
you. I think you're imagining it.

Right. Totally imagined it.

Harvey. Rachel

you know, black can be slimming.

Something to
think about next time.

I take it this is
your way of apologizing

for saying you never
should've hired me back.

And it gave me a chance
to say the slimming thing.

Sorry, Mike.

You had a point, Harvey.

This is the radiant
technologies merger. Yeah.

Back to one for me.

Great, except you
don't need me for this.

Deal's done. They sign tomorrow.

Which is why klein Robinson
thought that I wouldn't mind

if they put a few last-minute
changes in the contract.

And a few last-minute changes

means they're trying to pull
some last-minute bullshit.

Now, that sounds like the impressive
young lawyer I read about in the article.

Why don't you figure out
what they're trying to do,

and get it done by lunch.

Who says I need slimming?

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

Don't be hostile.

Don't be hostile.

Louis, what are you doing? What?

Leave him alone.
It's his first day.

No, Donna, it's not like that.
I come in peace.

You swear? Yes, I
brought him a living thing.

Is it poisonous?

No, Donna, it is not.

Okay. Well, I've got
my eyes on you.

And that plant.

Don't be hostile.

Alex Williams, Louis litt.
I brought you a honeysuckle.

Excuse me?

It's a gesture, since we might
have gotten off on the wrong foot.

You mean because you tried
to poach my biggest client

to keep me from
joining the firm.

Yes, perhaps that's
the foot we got off on,

but I was hoping we could
get onto other foot.

Here.

I appreciate the gesture, Louis.

By the way, your work on the
andersen case was extraordinary.

You followed my andersen work?
Yes.

In fact, it reminded me
of my pricehouse strategy.

Truth be told, I based it
on your pricehouse strategy.

Get the... well, then, you
took it to a whole other level.

Thank you, Louis.

I'm sorry about the poaching.

Don't worry about it.

Hey, would you
like to grab lunch?

Eating at your desk is no
way to celebrate your first day.

You're right. It's not.

If irneetyouat
thelobbyat1:00. Soundsgood.

And thanks for the plant.
You're welcome.

I don't know if you care
about this, but cats love it.

No, I know.

We've got two tabbies at home that
are gonna go crazy over that bad boy.

Yeah. Tabbies?

Holy shit. I'm gonna
make a reservation

at the best restaurant
in the city, you bff, you.

Son of a bitch.

Mr. Reyes?

Yes.

Mike Ross. They said
you wanted to see me?

Yes, thank you
for taking the time.

Of course.

I read your interview yesterday.

And my son was in prison, too.

But unlike you,
he didn't make it out.

This says your son
died of a heart attack.

Yes, a heart attack
out of nowhere.

You think they're
hiding something?

Well, they won't take my calls
or answer my letters.

What would you think?

I'd think that there might
be something wrong,

but that doesn't
mean that there is.

Mr. Ross,
my son was 28 years old.

He was up for parole next month.

There's something
they're not telling me.

All right, I'll look into it.

But I'm not gonna be able
to get to this for a few days.

Few days?
Why can't you start now?

Because I have
a deal with my firm

that allows me to do cases like
this, but not only cases like this.

And right now, I'm in the
middle of something else.

Mr. Ross, the last lawyer I talked to
said there was some kind of a statute

that says I only have another
two weeks to file a lawsuit?

And I'm telling you, two weeks
should be more than enough time.

But I can't drop everything
just to take your case.

I understand.

But Chris was caught
with an ounce of marijuana.

He never should've been there
in the first place.

And if time runs out on this,
and I couldn't get him justice...

Okay.

I'll see what I can do.

Stephanie, we need to
talk about this assignment.

Is there a problem with it?

Yes, the problem is you
didn't do it, Jason did.

Because Jason is better at
cataloging procedure than I am.

Right, but if you don't do the things
you're not good at, you'll never get better.

The thing is, I don't really wanna
get better at cataloging procedure.

I know that. Just like I
didn't wanna be a paralegal

specializing in research
for as long as I was.

But it turns out we had a
case last year that we only won

because I was
outstanding at research.

Okay, I see your point.

I won't do it again. Good.

Because I have another case

that will require some
procedure to be cataloged

and I put it aside
especially for you.

But Stephanie, I want your word
that you won't pawn it off on Jason.

You have my word.

Well, look who it is.

Don't tell me you feel bad
aboutcancehng the other night

and now you're dying
to make it up to me.

It's as though you read my mind.

One of my many skills.

How does dinner tonight sound?

How does having it
at my place sound?

You're a crafty one, aren't you?

What? I've got some steaks I've
been wanting to throw on the grill.

No, you wanna have
dinner at your place

'causeitsthe closest restaurant
in the city to your bedroom.

Did you read that in zagat's?

No, I read your mind.

Then, what time am I thinking?

How about 8:00?

Better make it 8:30. I've
got to go buy some steaks.

Good, you're here.

Tell me you figured out what bullshit
they're trying to sneak into this deal.

They're not trying to
sneak anything into it.

They're trying to get out of it.

That doesn't make sense.
They came to us for this merger.

Then they must've
gotten a better offer

because they buried an
escape clause in the addendum.

You know what we have to do.

Yes, I do. But you're gonna
have to do it without me.

Something's come up. It's on a
deadline. I need to take care of it.

What kind of thing?

A pro bono thing.

Since when does one for me
mean two for you?

Harvey, a man died in prison
and it doesn't smell right.

Also, the only reason I found out about it
is I took your advice and did that interview.

So, it's my fault that
you're dropping my case?

Yeah, I like to
look at it that way.

Seriously, go get them.

Thanks, Harvey.

The last guy brought me a plant.

Let me guess,
the last guy was Louis.

You got it.

Well, I guarantee my welcome
gift is a lot more fun than his.

Since when is
a merger signing fun?

Since the guys on the other
side are trying to rip us off

and think we don't know.

Why didn't you tell me
that in the first place?

Come on, I'll fill
you in on the way over.

Wait. The meeting's now?

Yeah, is that a problem?

I told Louis we'd get lunch.

Business trumps lunch.
Louis will understand.

Just call him and let him know.

Alex, hi. I was just
on my way to meet you.

Alex: About that, Louis. I have to
reschedule. A work thing came up.

I hope you understand.

Yeah, of course.

Business comes first. Thanks.

We'll do it another time.
In fact, I'm free all week.

Louis? You okay?

Yeah, I'm okay.

It's allergy season.

I think it's probably best that
we don't have lunch today.

My chest feels like a vice.

All good? I think so.

What kind of plant
did he get you, anyway?

Honeysuckle.

I never knew that was
an indoor plant. Can be.

Matter of fact,
our cats are gonna love it.

You have cats?

Why you got to be like that?

Why you got to have cats?
I like my cats.

No, you don't.

Ms. Snyder.

Mike Ross.

Is that name supposed
to mean something to me?

No, but I'm representing
the family of Chris reyes.

Hoping that name does.
Of course.

Any time an inmate dies,
we take it very seriously.

But not seriously enough to
give an accounting of his death

despite repeated requests
by his family.

I received no such requests.

It's a shame you didn't call first.
I could've prepared something.

I didn't want you
to be prepared,

'cause I wanna know
what actually happened.

Mr. Ross, when you do what I do,

you get used to people assuming
the worst about your company.

So, I would appreciate
a little respect.

Ms. Snyder,
when you do what I do,

you get used to companies
proving you right.

So, I would appreciate
a little action.

Apparently, Mr. Reyes
was in a fight.

He was sent to solitary, where he
complained of difficulty breathing.

A doctor was called
and delivered treatment.

Unfortunately,
he died a few hours later.

Well, if he was in a fight, there
has to be an incident report.

That may be, but you have
no right to access it.

We're a private corporation.
That's privileged.

Okay, then, how about you give me
the names of the guards who saw it?

You know I can't
give you that either.

And you know that
if I bring a suit against you,

I'm gonna get
all of this anyway.

So, why don't you save yourself the
publicity and just give it to me now?

I don't care what
that thing says.

It's not the whole story.

Mr. Reyes, I know this isn't
what you wanted to hear,

but I'm not seeing a case.

It says there that my son died
alone in solitary confinement.

Why didn't they
take him to an infirmary?

Because he was seen by a doctor.

There was an explanation
for his symptoms.

I know you think I'm just a man
who can't accept his child's death,

but that's not true.

Mr. Reyes, a fight in prison
can elevate your heart rate.

Nobody knows that
better than I do.

What they're saying
happened is plausible.

Then you didn't know my son. I told
you he was up for parole next month.

He wouldn't have
gotten into a fight.

What exactly are you saying?

One of those inmates
must have come for him.

And that prison didn't give enough
of a shit about Chris to protect him.

Mr. Reyes,
I know that you came to me

because that article said I
wanted to help people, and I do.

But... I know. My
son's already dead.

But if they could have
stopped this and they didn't,

it's going to happen again.

Chase, I'd like you to meet our
newest senior partner, Alex Williams.

Two senior partners just to
sign a contract. Seems excessive.

Itwould be, but we're
not here to sign anything.

What are you talking about?

He must think I'm pretty dumb.

People always underestimate
a pretty face.

Maybe he just thinks you're
dumb, 'cause of the droopy eyes.

Valid theory. Not unprecedented.

Nobody thinks you're dumb.

Then why the hell did you sneak this clause
into the back of my goddamn contract?

We didn't sneak anything.

We were just looking
at our options. Bullshit.

You were trying to use
us as a stalking horse

so you could merge with gorban.

So, what if I was? What
are you going to do to stop it?

I'll tell you what I did.
I called Alex.

And what I did was call my
law school roommate at the DOJ

about the anti-trust issues
raised by you merging with gorban.

What do you want?

We want you to live up to the
terms of the original agreement.

With one exception.

You're gonna take a step down.

I'm not stepping down.

Yes, you are.

This new company doesn't
need two outside counsels.

Particularly one who tries to pull shady
shit without his client knowing about it.

Harvey: Looks like you're
gonna take one for the team, chase.

Question is, would you like
to bow out or get kicked out?

Louis: How the hell can I calm down?
I was watching my mud-mare come true.

You don't know
what you saw, Louis.

I'm sorry. I forgot I was blind.

I must have dialed your number
using my braille-a-phone.

You know that's
not what I meant.

No, you're right.

It's the only explanation as to
why I wouldn't know what I saw,

which was Harvey and Alex
arm in arm, laughing at me.

Louis, listen to me.

We knew this was
going to happen.

That I was gonna be betrayed
by my best friend?

No, that you were
going to try to be good.

Did it.

Try not to be you. Accomplished.

Then perceive a potentially
non-existent slight

and go straight to stage seven.

What the hell are
you talking about?

Panic, sorrow,
self-loathing, hatred,

jusfiflcafion,
self-loathing again and rage.

Icahitthe seven stages of Louis.

You are so full of shit

and you're a total fraud,
and I'm actually gonna...

I see your point.

Stage 7b.

No one likes a gloater, Stan.

Be that as it may,
you need a strategy, Louis,

for now and the next time
this happens.

The breathing exercises.

It's the only thing
that's ever worked for you.

What would I do
without you, doc?

No need to go down
that road, my friend.

Now, picture yourself near the
ocean, laying in the sand. Isn't it lovely?

I've got to say,
that was pretty fun.

I agree.

I always wanted to pretend
I had a friend at the DOJ.

Not a bad first day.

Speaking of my first day,
what's up with that Louis litt guy?

What do you mean? I don't know.

First, he tries to stop me from
coming over, then, he brings me a plant,

then, when I called
to cancel lunch,

I could've sworn he was
about to cry or something.

What?

Louis is...

It's complicated.

What do you mean, "complicated"?

Well, you know he didn't
want you here, right?

The thing is,
it wasn't professional.

What else could it be?

He was worried that I was gonna
be better friends with you than him.

What the hell
is wrong with this guy?

Does he have a crush on you?

Yeah, he totally has a
crush on me, but not like that.

Maybe this will work,

you ever seen m♪a♪s♪h?
Of course.

But what does that
have to do with this?

Louis is frank burns.

Oh!

Why didn't you say so
in the first place?

Now I totally get it.

Yeah. You sure?

He loves you, hates you, and
wants to be you. All at the same time.

Mmm. You do get it. Yeah, I do.

The question is, are you sure
he's gonna be okay with me

or do I have to watch out?

Well, let me ask you this,

did you tell him your cats are
gonna love his honeysuckle?

Yes.

Then I think you'll be fine.

Excuse me.
You guys know Chris reyes?

Doesn't ring a bell.
Mike: That's strange.

'Cause according to
the incident report,

the three of you were on duty
the night he died.

Even if I were, I wouldn't
have anything to say about it.

So, you can get
the... out of here.

Hey, come on. I just have
a few questions. That's all.

This is a prison. All questions
go through the main office.

Where do you think
I got your names?

I don't give a shit
where you got them.

You're gonna forget
you ever heard them,

and if I see your face again,
there's gonna be a problem.

Okay, look, I'm not trying
to start any trouble here.

But a man is dead and I
need to find out what happened.

For a guy who's not looking
to cause any trouble,

you sure don't listen too good.

Come on, drew. Listen,
this is what he wants.

I'm telling you,
he's not worth it.

You're one of those
assholes who just love

getting the shit beat
out of him, aren't you?

No, I've had the shit
beat out of me,

and I can tell you
I didn't love it at all.

Well, you better get the hell out
of here before it happens again.

I will, just as soon as
you answer my questions.

And why would I do that?

Because your name was
at the top of the list,

and I'm guessing you
know what that means.

Yeah, I'm the scapegoat.

But it also means anything you
get, they'll know it came from me.

Except you just told me to go
to hell in front of all your buddies,

and they saw you meant it.

That's why you came
to me at the prison.

Now you've got cover.

And I suggest you use it.

Because I am gonna find out
what happened here,

and when I do, they are gonna
shield themselves from liability

and I am gonna end up
coming after you instead.

Or you can tell me what I need
to know, and I'll leave you out of it.

Look, I'm the one who
pulled him out of the fight

and threw him in the hole.

He started complaining, saying
he was having problems breathing.

I told my supervisor, and my supervisor
said he was gonna call the doctor.

And that's all I know.

Bullshit, that's all you know.

Look, did Chris get killed

because he was onto something?

Well, that kid, he didn't just up and
get in a fight without good reason.

You don't know
what you're talking about.

Look, are the guards corrupt?

What the hell did you just say?

Was somebody out to get him?
No, hejust died.

Look, there's no conspiracy,
nobody's evil. Justcheap.

What does that mean?

It means the only reason they were able
to whale on him for as long as they did

is 'cause they didn't have
enough of us on duty that night.

'Cause the prison doesn't give a shit
about anything except its bottom line.

So, what did you do?

So, I told him
he could have the money,

but if he tries taking those
albums, we're gonna have trouble.

This was lovely.

Butlhave an early morning
tomorrow. I think I should get home.

Paula, what's going on?

It's nothing. Really.

Nothing?

We had a great night. All
of a sudden, you have to go?

You wouldn't understand.

Try me.

I had lunch with the woman
who was my mentor, today.

And we were having a wonderful
time catching up with each other,

and then, out of the blue, she
asked me if I was seeing anyone.

I said, "no."

Well, we haven't exactly been
seeing each other for very long.

It's understandable if you...

No, itwasn't that, Harvey.

It's that I felt a little...

What?

Ashamed.

"Ashamed."

This isn't a small thing,
what we're doing, Harvey.

At least it's not to me.

It's not to me either.

Well, I'm not sure I realized
exactly how not-small it is until today.

I don't understand. We've
been over this. It's in writing.

There's no violation
with us seeing each other.

This isn't something that I'm
trying to get away with, Harvey.

It's how I'm feeling inside.

So, what are you saying?

I'm not saying anything.

I'm just saying I think I should
sleep at my place tonight.

Donna, I need to talk to you
about something.

About what? About the
fact that I'm pissed off.

What's going on?

I gave Stephanie patel an
assignment and she handed it off.

Did you talk to her
about it? Yes, I did.

And she gave me her word that she
would never do it again, but she did.

I don't understand. This
has Stephanie's name on it.

I don't care
whose name is on it.

There's no way that that wasn't
written by a first-year associate.

Rachel, please tell me you're not
thinking about going to Louis with this.

Are you kidding me?

We took Louis off the associates
because of his incident with Stephanie.

If I tell him that she's being
insubordinate, he'll kill her.

Well, I can't believe
I'm saying this,

but maybe you should take
a page out of Louis' book.

What do you mean?

When Louis first took over the associates,
he used to plant a fake associate

and fire him in front of
the entire class on day one.

And I used to think
he was crazy,

but Stephanie never would have
pulled something like this with Louis.

Okay. First of all,
it's just not how I operate.

And second of all,
they've all been here.

They'd all be able
to tell that it was fake.

Then maybe you need
to real-fire her.

Because this is
a second offense,

and if you keep letting it go,
where does it end?

I'm not gonna do that.

Do you mind if
I ask you why not?

Because I don't want my first
official act to be firing someone.

I understand that, Rachel. But
you better think of something.

Because the one thing
that Louis understood was

that you've got to come out
of the gate in command

or they're gonna
walk all over you.

Yes? Mr. Reyes, it's Mike Ross.

I went to the prison and I
talked to one of the guards.

What did he say?

He said all the prison cares
about is their bottom line.

So, I'm filing
a lawsuit tonight.

Thank you so much, Mr. Ross.

I thought that article was
maybe too good to be true.

I appreciate that, Oscar,

but don't thank me until I get
you the answers you're looking for.

You finished
the papennork already?

I might have to
give you a raise.

Save your money, Harvey.
I'm here about something else.

What's going on?

I just heard Mike Ross
is handling a pro bono.

Yeah, we have a deal. Why?

Yeah. You need
him for something?

I need him to drop that case.

Because there's a conflict
with Masterson construction.

Mike's pro bono is
against some prison.

And guess who builds
those prisons. Wait a second.

Are you telling me to go back on my
word because your client's bullying you?

Harvey, I thought we were
in this together. So did I.

Then get on board.

Because they're not just any
client, they're one of my biggest.

And if they leave because
you chose some prisoner

over one of the biggest
developers in the country,

people are gonna get the message

that we don't wanna be
in the real estate business.

Did they say they were gonna
give people that message?

Harvey...

Did they or not? They did.

Drop them. God damn it.

I said drop them.

Excuse me?

I may not be name partner yet,

but you don't get to tell me
who my clients are.

Yes, I do.

Harvey, listen to yourself.

It's one pro bono. He
just took it. He can drop it.

I gave him my word.

And you once gave your word to
me and went back on it, and I let it go

because I understood
it was business.

If this kid doesn't get that,
what the hell is he doing here?

Stephanie, I asked you to come to
my office. That was over an hour ago.

I was working on the Sanderson
brief. I was about to come down.

Vveh, ineed to talk to you now.

Because you told me that you
wouldn't hand this off and you did.

No, I told you that iwouldn't
hand it off to Jason, and I didn't.

I'm sorry. Are you trying to
get out of this on a technicality?

I'm your supervisor,
not opposing counsel.

Rachel, I tried to be nice about
this, but I'm a fourth-year associate,

and I'm not wasting my time on
something a first year could handle.

Now, if you don't mind, I
would like to get back to work.

Actually, I do mind.

Excuse me, Stephanie.
I'm speaking to you.

It doesn't matter
what year you are.

I'm head of the associates. If I
give you an assignment, you do it.

And when you give me one
that's worth my time, I will.

What's going on here?

Donna, I'm handling it.

What's going on is
that I'm a grown woman

and I don't need to
be told what to do

by someone with less
experience as a lawyer than me.

Then you're really gonna
hate being told what to do

by someone with no
experience as a lawyer.

Donna... excuse me?

I said you're here and I'm here.

So, unless you
wanna deal with me,

you'll listen when Rachel
tells you something.

I was recruited to come here.

And I was told
that I would be valued

for my mind, my billings, and
my relationship with my clients.

And since I got here, I have
had to take shit from Louis.

And now, you're asking me
to waste my time and my ability

on something like this. No...

You're right, Stephanie.

You shouldn't have been
treated like that by Louis,

and Rachel and I
took care of it.

Now, as for your time
and ability,

if you don't do whatever
assignment Rachel gives you,

I don't give a shit
how good you are,

we are gonna show you the door.

Hey.

Did you come by to tell me that
the work I did saved your ass?

It did,
but that's not why I'm here.

Harvey, what's going on?

You have to drop your pro bono.

There's a conflict
with one of our clients.

What? Who? I checked for
conflicts before I took the case.

It's a new client.

Well, if it's a new client,
then let's drop them.

We can't.
They're a huge developer.

A developer? I'm suing a prison.

I know that.
But they're saying...

I don't care
what they're saying.

That's not a conflict,
that's a shakedown.

Mike... no, you're gonna
give me the green light,

and then I find something and you
make me dump them for no good reason?

It's not no good reason.

It's Alex's developer
and I just brought him in.

I let him lose one of his biggest clients
his first week here, it's a disaster.

And I let a man die without getting
him justice, what the hell is that?

Listen to me. Listen to
yourself. We had a deal.

Now, this clown is asking me to
drop a client that I made a promise to.

Except he's not asking you
to drop him, Mike, I am.

And if you don't, that
deal we made, it's over.

How could you do that?

Do what? I was helping you.

No, Donna,
you were undermining me.

Undermining you?

You needed backup.
That's what I'm here for.

No, I needed to handle the
situation, which is what I was doing

until you decided to interfere in something
that you don't know anything about.

No offense, Rachel, but I
did know something about it,

and from what I could tell,
you weren't handling it at all.

And you think what
you did was any better?

I think I told you that you
need to set the tone early on.

Okay, and the tone
that you just set

is that if you're not there,
she can walk all over me.

Well, I don't know what room you
were in, but she was doing that anyway.

And what does it say about me

if the other associates
see me letting her do that?

What it says is that
you trust my leadership style

instead of thinking that you
need to fight my fights for me.

Stephanie needed
what I gave her.

And if you think that was
me fighting your fights,

you don't know what
you're talking about.

Because if it were up to me, I
would have fired her on the spot.

Well, then, why didn't you?

Because they're
not my associates.

You're right. They're mine.

And I fought for you
to get them.

And you just belittled me and
embarrassed me in front of all of them,

and that is not something that I
thought my friend would do to me.

Well, you know what? I
never thought I would say this,

but maybe you weren't ready
for your new position.

Well you know what, Donna?
Maybe neither were you.

Louis: Dr. Lipschitz,
I know you're in a session.

I just wanted to say
that you were right.

I was overreacting, I do
not have a problem with Alex,

and if I ever get triggered
again, I have the deep breathing.

Anyway, thanks again.

Auf wiedersehen.

Mike, it's good to see you.

This will just take a few
minutes and then it's all yours.

Oh, it doesn't matter
how long it takes, Louis.

We can just charge the time
back to some client, right?

'Cause nobody around here
gives a shit about anything

other than making money, anyway.

Mike, what is going on?

What's going on is that the
only reason I came back here

is that Harvey
and I made a deal.

And it hasn't even been a week
and he's already going back on it.

Whoa! That's not gonna
happen on my watch, okay?

So, just slow down. Tell me
what the hell you're talking about.

Harvey, we need to talk.

Mikejust told me you're
breaking your deal with him.

He shouldn't have told you that
because that's none of your business.

None of my business? My name's
on the wall as much as yours.

Look, if Mike doesn't drop
that case, we lose a major client.

I can't have that.

No, Harvey. What we can't
have is you setting a precedent

that Alex's clients can
run roughshod all over us.

Keep your voices down.

Oh, I get it. So, this isn't about
me breaking my deal with Mike,

this is about you
being jealous ofalex.

No, it isn't.

I thought it was a mistake even before
I found out that it was Alex's client.

Harvey, he has a point.
Bullshit.

You told me you were afraid

that I was gonna become
better friends with him than you

and that's what this is.

How dare you say that to me
in front of Donna.

I told you that
in complete confidence.

This isn't about
my relationship with Alex.

This is about your
relationship with Alex

and how you're afraid
to stand up to him.

You wanna run that by me again?

I just ran it by you.

What you are doing is a mistake.

I don't think so and Donna
doesn't think so, which means...

Actually, Harvey, I do.

And if it's all the same to
you, I can speak for myself.

Are you kidding me? No, I'm not.

Because the last time you
said, if I had something to say,

say it in the goddamn meeting.

Well, this is the
goddamn meeting.

And I happen to think we
should keep our word to Mike

instead of letting
some client bully us.

Well, I appreciate theinput

but I told you you'd get a vote
when I said there'd be a vote,

and this isn't a vote.

As for you,
take a look in the mirror.

Because the only reason
that you're pissed about this

is your new honeysuckle friend
canceled lunch on you for me.

Louis.

Aren't you a little old
to be spending your break

in a comic book store?

Everybody has their
hobbies, Mike. Mine's comics.

Yours is helping big corporations
screw over the little guy.

Oliver, wait.

I just...

I came here because
I owe you an apology

and this is my way of doing it.

What's that? More money
to make everything okay?

It's a case.

It's one that means a lot to me.

It's about a guy
who died in prison.

If it means so much to you,
why don't you do it yourself?

I can't.

We have a conflict
with one of our clients.

Well, that's a nice speech,
Mike, but I'm not interested.

Because there's something
in it for you, like always.

Oliver, please. Look, before
you say no, just listen to what...

I don't need to
listen to you anymore.

God damn it,
I almost died in there.

What?

My second night in danbury, I
thought that someone was gonna kill me.

And then, my last night, I knew that
same guy was coming for me again.

But I got out.

This kid didn't.

The only thing
that's in this for me

is making sure that this
doesn't happen to someone else.

This seems pretty
cut and dry, Mike.

That's how they want it to look.

I already know they didn't have
enough guard staff on duty that night.

Which means they probably didn't
have enough medical staff either.

Or maybe none at all.

Look, I can't let them
get away with this

without handing it off to the one lawyer I
know who cares enough to see it through.

Okay, Mike.

I'm in.

Donna, whatever it is,
I... Rachel, I'm so sorry.

What I did was wrong and
horrible and showed you no respect,

and then, you came and tried to tell
me that and I made it 1,000 times worse.

Why would you do something
like that in the first place?

Because I'm new at this.

Then I saw Stephanie treating you like shit
and it felt like she was doing that to me.

Because you're the one
that gave me the job.

Maybe.

And then you told me
I cut your legs out

and that made me feel even
worse and I took it out on you.

Donna... Rachel, you were right.

I'm not completely
ready for this.

And I'm not always
gonna get things right

and I got them
really wrong today.

Maybe not all wrong.

What do you mean?

I thought about it, too.

I am finally
a member of the bar.

I don't wanna
supervise anyone right now.

I just wanna be
the best lawyer I can be.

I understand.

I'll take care of
the associates for now.

Donna, what made
you realize all that?

Let's just say I was
reminded what it feels like

when someone speaks for you

and what they're saying
is the complete opposite

of what you wanted to say.

Louis?

Harvey.

The one who gave you
your new position.

Exactly.

I'm so sorry, Donna.

I'm sorry, too, Rachel.

Harvey, it's late.
Whatever it is...

Did you pawn that thing
off to the clinic?

You asked me to drop it,
so I dropped it.

Bullshit. You gave it to the
clinic you're affiliated with.

The clinic you told me I could
give cases to at my discretion.

Maybe you missed the memo.

If our firm is in any way
associated with that case,

we lose a huge client.

Harvey, I'm not working on it.

Then you're gonna put that in writing and
you're gonna deliver it to Alex's client.

Ironclad Chinese wall, you
have nothing to do with this case.

You saying you don't trust me?

You saying you didn't know
what you were doing

when you gave it to the clinic?

Okay, Harvey.
I'll put it in writing.

I want your word you're
gonna live by what you sign.

You have my word.

You wanted to see me?

Yes, I did.

I was just wondering, have you redone
the assignment that Rachel gave you?

Not yet.
I had a ton on my plate.

I was gonna get to it tomorrow.

You're fired.

Please,
I really was gonna do it.

I believe you.

But my rule is, three strikes and
you're out. Otherwise, where does it end?

Inthatcase,
why not do this publicly?

I don't need to do
this publicly, Stephanie.

When you're not here tomorrow,
people will know what happened.

But I do want you to know,
I wish you well.

Do you expect me
to believe that?

I don't know, but it's true.

Before you say anything,
I came here for a reason.

Because this is where we met, but
it isn't where I need to be anymore.

Harvey, I don't think...

I just have
one question to ask you.

Are you worried about
what this woman is gonna think

or because you think
what we're doing is wrong?

Because if this is just about
what other people think, it's crazy.

Well, it isn't crazy to me and
I need you to understand that.

I do understand that. But I
also know we have a connection.

And to throw that away

because of some figment
of your imagination...

It is not a figment
of my imagination.

And I'm not worried
about what she thinks,

I am worried about what I think.

And what is it that you think?

That what if this
was a terrible mistake

and it doesn't work out
and I look like a fool?

Okay.

I know I'm not
the therapist here,

but isn't that
the risk of any relationship?

I'm scared, Harvey.

Me, too.

What do you say
we both be scared together?

Alex: Can I help you?

Yeah. My name is Mike Ross.

I would say nice to meet you,

but I'm pretty sure
you don't feel the same way.

Not particularly.

What's this?

My next 15 potential lawsuits.

I just wanna make sure you don't
have any conflicts with any of these.

Maybe your client's grandmother

shops at the supermarket
across the street from number 12?

I'll take a look.

Good.

Because just to be clear, if
I'd known there was a conflict,

I never would have
taken the case.

I appreciate you dropping it.

I was bulldozed
into dropping it,

just like I was bulldozed
into signing this.

I can live with
both those things,

but I never wanna get caught
in this situation again.

What's so funny?

I just told my client
the same damn thing.

Bullshit.

You think this
makes me look good?

Well, then, I guess we're
in the same boat after all.

It's nice to meet you, Mike.

Welcome to Pearson specter litt.

Louis: You said I needed a
strategy for when it happened.

Well, I used your
strategy and I got over it.

But it didn't fix
a goddamn thing!

Louis, calm down.

I'm here for you.
No, you're not!

You're never there for me.
You're always against me.

I did what you said, and
this time, it's not my fault.

And I don't give
a shit what you think,

I'm not the horrible person
you always say I am!

Louis, I don't think
you're a horrible person.

I think you're
a wonderful person.

And if! Haven't made that
clear to you, I am very sorry.

Well, you can be sorry
all you want, Harvey.

Louis?
But you were wrong about me.

I'm not a worthless
piece of shit.

You failed me.

And you were wrong.

You were wrong!