All language subtitles for Suits.S03E06.BDRip.x264

I lost Ava her company. I assume
my deal with Edward is dead.

As long as you win her murder trial,
you'll be the next managing partner.

- I'm sleeping with Stephen.
- I can see that.

So, you're not upset.

I got an interview. I'm sorry.
I just didn't know how to tell you, Mike.

How about, "hey, Mike, I might go
to law school 3,000 miles away"?

This isn't about me getting
personal with gianopolous.

This is about me getting
personal with Donna.

Chain of custody is something
I know a little bit about, thanks to you.

Save yourself the embarrassment
and cancel this trial.

We're in the ring,
I'm still standing, and this isn't done.

Jessica: It's going up
on the wall tomorrow.

And this is your way
of getting me on your side?

I don't want you on my side.

I want us to be
on the same side.

- You loo k ha - do I? Ppy.

Why?

Um, I don't know, Donna.
It's hard to explain.

All right, I'll tell you.
Mikado finally slept in my bed last night.

And when I woke up this morning,

it felt like the whole world
was hugging me.

I lost nine ounces.
My teeth whiteners are working.

I found five new hairs
on the top of my head.

And to top it all off, I just found out
that Esther broke her foot in three places.

- Your sister?
- Yeah. Crutches for seven months.

Serves her right.
Dad's favorite.

Mmm.

I need a day.

Dom perignon's on ice
and bloomberg's closing

Broadway for the
ticker-tape parade.

You saw the sign?

Yeah.
A dream come true for any lawyer.

I don't have dreams.
I have goals.

And now,
it's on to the next one.

- When did you find out?
- Last night.

- Why didn't you tell me?
- I shouldn't have to.

Meaning?

Meaning your focus
hasn't been where it usually is.

Okay. Meaning that my focus
has been on Stephen.

If that's what you mean,
then just say it.

Just admit that it bothers you
about me and him.

I'm not admitting anything
because there's nothing to admit.

And Stephen or not,
you know as well as I do,

I've never had
to tell you a thing.

You've always just known.

- You've had too much coffee.
- What are you talking about?

After two cups, your signature slants.
After three, it scrawls.

And after four,
it's chicken scratch.

They're not going
to accept these.

- You're crazy.
- How many cups have you had today?

Five.

How did you do that?

It's what I do.
I read, I analyze, I fix.

Bullshit.

You're wearing a blue shirt, which means
you won big in poker last night.

You missed a spot shaving, which means
you had less than five hours of sleep.

And your left wrist, which you "claim"
you sprained playing basketball,

still hasn't healed,
because your loud tie is hanging

ever so slightly to the left.

Loud, by the way,
because you won big in poker last night.

For your information, I didn't lose sleep
just because of poker.

Yeah, you did.
Melanie's not in the picture anymore.

- You knew about Melanie?
- And Charlotte. And Nadia.

I don't want you working
for me anymore.

Harvey, stop playing footsie
with your secretary.

The MacKenzie brothers are here.

We need to get
these assholes to cave.

I had an idea. Nite owl murders.

We're not using an idea
you got from la. Confidential.

How is that different from
you shooting a dead guy

just because Sean Connery did it
in the untouchables?

What are you prepared to do?

Is that supposed to be
Sean Connery?

Don't even think that you can
do Connery better than me.

Junior.

He's a lying member of a no good race.

- Ease up, James Bond.
- So, you going to come out and say it?

- Say what?
- All those observations.

You're into me.

I'm not into you. I'm Donna.

What's that supposed to mean?

It means I could do the same thing
with Bertha that I did with you.

All that means
is that you're into Bertha, too.

Mmm. What if I am?

We can have a threesome.

Trust me. If you were ever lucky enough
to have me, you wouldn't want to share.

Dude.

You going to share
that shit with me, or what?

- Negatory.
- Mmmhmm.

All right, you can have some,
but take it easy.

It's got to last until tomorrow.

I thought you had three ounces.

I sold it. Daddy's got to eat.

- Wait a minute. You're dealing now?
- Friends and family, asshole.

- What are you, at&t?
- What are you, the fcc?

- You don't even know what that is.
- Yes, I do.

Really? Tell me what they do.
I'll give you $500.

You're a dick.

A dick who just got 100
on his "calc" midterm.

You got the results back
already?

No. But trust me. 100.

You know who else thinks
you're a dick? That math test.

Well, that's fine.
Because I just made it my bitch.

Up top, mother flecker.

Whoa. You're going
to leave me hanging?

Like you're going
to leave me hanging?

You got into Harvard, dickhead.

- They accepted my transfer?
- Yeah, they did.

Holy god damn shit.

Wait a minute. You read my mail?

What's the point of going through it
if I'm not going to read it?

I hate you.

- Holy shit, dude. We've got to celebrate.
- Um, yeah.

Those douchebags over
at aepi are having a party.

It's on.

It's still on.
There's a reason Cameron hasn't raised

the white flag with Ava yet.

What is it?

I was filing our motion to dismiss
when I noticed his office faxed the court

from the Waldorf astoria.
He's been booking rooms all over Manhattan.

And turns out, two days ago,
he also called in the us. Marshals.

- Protective custody.
- Twenty men strong.

Shit. This case isn't over.

He's got another
god damn witness.

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

Rachel, come on.
Let's just sit down for ten minutes.

Please. This is ridiculous.

I can't. I don't want
to miss my flight.

You're not going to miss your flight.
It doesn't leave for another three hours.

And you're supposed be there two hours
before, and the airport's an hour away.

And you know what?
Instead of giving me a hard time

about my travel habits,
it would be nice if you would

just come with me
to the airport.

Rachel, you know the case I'm working on,
you know the deadline,

and you know the stakes.

What I know is, you don't want me
to visit Stanford

- because you don't want me to go to Stanford.
- I never said that.

I just said I wish you had told me
that you had applied.

Well, I did. And now,
you're being shitty

because you don't want me to go
and you won't even just admit it.

Look. Do you really want this
to be easy for me?

All I wanted is for you to tell me
to have a good trip and to mean it.

Have a good trip.

Okay. You're telling me
that if I can guess your exact birthday,

you will kiss me right here.

If you can guess my birthday,
I'll kiss you...

Wow. That is very
detailed. All right.

I am ready to get started.
Uh, I need 360...

I'm sorry.
I've got to borrow my friend here.

I need to borrow my friend
just for a second.

We're right
in the middle of a thing.

I'm doing the birthday thing.
What are you doing?

I just found out behind that door
over there is a poker game

- filled with drunk aepi brothers.
- No way.

- Yes.
- That's a great idea.

I should totally
not pursue this hot girl.

Dude, whatever. You're always telling me
you're Mr. Rounders.

Let's go take their money.

Come on. We're here to drink booze
and hit on chicks,

not sit in the dark and play
with a bunch of dudes.

Come on. Now where was I...

- What?
- Totally not cool, man.

- Of her or of you?
- Whatever.

Whoa. Hey, excuse me.

- Our house, our rules, asshole.
- Oh.

Douchebag.

- What? Forget him.
- No, I can't.

First week, freshman year.
I was playing basketball.

He showed up
with three of his buddies.

I go up for a lay-up. He comes in
and lays me out. Stands over me

and says, "what are you
going to do about it?" I let it go.

- I'm not letting it go this time.
- Let's roll.

- You wanted to see me?
- MacKenzie brothers.

I got them 25 years apiece.

You? You wouldn't
have gotten shit without me.

Nite owl murders, baby.

Don't do that.

What kind of person doesn't
high-five another person?

A person who's not
ten-years-old.

Oh. So, you mean, like a dick?

No. I mean, like the guy
that can fire you on the spot.

Nite owl murders, baby.

All right. Okay. Okay.
All kidding aside, great job.

- Thank you.
- That's not why I called you down here.

Look, Harvey, you're killing it.
And you've been killing it.

And I think it's time
that you got rewarded for it.

Head litigator.

Look, I know you got a deal with Jessica
to come back. But I'm telling you...

In ten years, you could be me.
You think about it.

In the meantime,
celebrate the win.

Just stay away from my scotch.

Well, I guess I win again.
You guys are really behind the times.

You ought to be playing holdem.

I don't give a shit about moneymaker
and his bullshit game. We're old-school.

- We play stud.
- Well, you lose at stud.

- Not to you, asshole.
- No, no, no. You lose to me.

Come on. Hurry up, old-school.
Deal the cards.

Compliments of Cameron Dennis.

Harvey, this isn'tjust winning a case.
This is head litigator.

Scotch isn't good enough.
We need, like, a ritual or something.

What did you have in mind?

I don't know.

I have an idea.

I'm listening.

Well, it's not something
a gentleman should say out loud.

Oh. Well, then, I'm willing
to pretend that you're a gentleman.

Okay.
You are definitely not a gentleman.

- What would we even do it with?
- Whipped cream?

Enough about this conversation.

I want to revisit
our earlier one.

This is our earlier one.

Come on.
You know you've thought about it.

Yeah, I think
about a lot of things.

And you would.

- But I won't.
- You're afraid you'd fall for me.

Oh, please. If anybody's falling
for anybody, it would be you for me.

Sounds like a challenge.

- One you are never going to get to take.
- Why not?

Because I don't get involved
with men that I work with.

Okay, then. You're fired.

Bertha: About time.

- What did I ever do to you?
- Nothing. I get your chair.

Bertha, what are you doing
here so late?

Don't get all up in my business

just because I interrupted
you hitting on red.

How do you know
I'm hitting on her?

Two glasses of scotch and you.

I found a MacKenzie file
in the macallister box. You're welcome.

And you better get Dennis
his scotch back. He won't like that.

- Shit.
- What's wrong?

- We left out a piece of discovery.
- Will it screw us?

It just did.

Well, I raise. 500.

Call and raise another 500.

I don't have another five, so.

Wait a second. He might.

I have another thousand on me.

How do you
have another thousand?

From the weed.
I told you I got rid of it.

Now, do you have
this guy or not?

I've got kings full of twos.
He's got no aces showing,

and Jesus Christ superstar
folded one on first strait.

The only way he beats me is with
trip-threes or trip-fours under there.

Limp bizkit folded two threes,

and dick cheese over here
had a four.

So, he's got a...

- Straight.
- A straight.

Or he's bluffing.
Either way, I got him.

Hey. Do you always get
your girlfriend's advice on everything?

On. This guy. Well.

- Let's raise another 500.
- Mike: Hmm.

Don't ask for more unless
you want to lose it.

Call.

Full house.

Four fours, asshole.

Whoa. Wait, that's not possible.
He had...

He's cheating.

And what are you going
to do about it?

You're not going
to get away with this.

Well, I guess your only option
would be to, uh, call the police.

Of course, I haven't been drinking
because, you know,

I'm under-age. Like you boys.

- You set us up.
- Yeah.

See, I remember you.
First week, you come into class,

Mr. Oh-i-got-the-whole-
textbook-memorized.

Made the rest of us
look like chumps.

No, you did that
all by yourself.

Yeah, well, I don't need
a super brain to remember

some guy who thinks
his shit don't stink.

- Whoa, whoa, whoa.
- Get the hell out of here

before we put you out of here.

Congratulations, Harvey.
I had no idea Jessica was planning this.

What do you want, Stephen?

I hear Cameron got a witness.

He did. What do you want?

I'm just checking to see
if there's anything I can do to help.

There isn't.

Cheers.

What do you got?

I couldn't find out where Cameron's
got his witness hidden,

but I figured out who it is.

What?

So, now, I know why you wanted
to meet me at the elevator.

- Pretty awesome.
- Yeah, it is.

- What are you going to do about Jessica?
- I don't know.

Nothing ever changes
around here.

It's good to see
you, too, Harvey.

Now, what was so important
that you just had to see me?

I want to talk to you about extending
my time at the da's office.

Come with me.

Now, what's Cameron Dennis
offering you?

Why does he have
to be offering me something?

Because he knows, if you want
to keep someone in your house,

offer them a better room.

Head litigator.

Do you want to stay there
because it's a step up,

or because you can see yourself
there in ten years?

Why do you want to know?

Because I have a promotion
ready for you right here.

What are you talking about?

Daniel hardman and I are taking
Gordon, schmidt, and Van dyke down.

That's why we're up here.

Did you think we were going
to make out?

A man can hope.

What?

Are you sure you want
to take control in the night?

Night-time's
when they're sleeping.

Telling them you're coming
shows them respect.

- Not telling them shows them more.
- What about honor?

Harvey, we're lawyers.
We're not in the honor business.

What did I always tell you
when you were here?

Don't judge a man
until you've walked a mile in his shoes.

Well, if you're ever in these babies,
we'll see if you feel the same way.

It's a little early for batting cages,
don't you think?

I'm not going to the batting cages,
and you know it.

Trevor, let it go.

I can't. I need that money back.

What did you do?

I haven't paid for the weed yet.

You took a loan
from a drug dealer?

It's called consignment.

Didn't you ever learn
about free enterprise in econ one-a?

No, but I read about not betting money
I don't have in econ one-a.

You told me you had him,
smart guy.

- I did have him. And you know I did.
- Well...

I need $1,000 by Monday or Omar's going
to beat the living shit out of me.

Trevor. Him kicking your ass
doesn't get him his money any faster.

He's not going
to see it that way.

Okay. Then, we will think
of something else.

I've been thinking.

The only thing I came up with,
you're not going to like.

- Why do I have to like it?
- Because I can't do it.

I told you before,
I'm not selling any test answers.

It's not any test.

It's the test you just aced.
It's not out there yet. Nobody has it.

I can make us 1,000 bucks in one shot.

Tell me you haven't memorized every
question and every answer, Harvard boy.

That's what this is about,
isn't it?

So what if it is?

Look. You're bolting
and you're using your brain to do it.

I'm just asking, before you go,
use it to help me.

Please.

What the hell is this?

It's the papenlvork
from the MacKenzie deal.

Type it up and get it out.

No. That report was supposed
to be disclosed during discovery.

If you'd type up
what I gave you,

you'd know
I'm disclosing it now.

No, you're sticking it in there now
as if it's always been there.

It's called bluffing. Okay?
It's what I do.

That's how I got the confession
in the first place.

It's called bullshit.
It's what bullshitters do,

and it's how innocent people
sometimes end up in prison.

- Watch yourself.
- Excuse me?

That toxicology report
doesn't change the fact

that those two assholes
killed that woman.

And you being an asshole to me
doesn't change the fact

that you are breaking the law.

I'm not breaking the law.
I put the goddamn thing in there.

They can find it
if they can think to look.

- Harvey, you are making a huge...
- That's enough.

I'm here. You're here.
Do your job.

We know you have a witness.

- Surprised it took you that long.
- And we know who it is.

The man from the video.
Colonel mariga.

I don't have any prizes, so you'll just
have to accept a pat on the back.

That's okay, Tom Selleck.
I don't need a pat on the back.

I just need to know what bullshit story
he's going to tell in court.

It's not bullshit.

He's going to say that Ava hessington
paid him to kill those people.

We're getting access to him.

No, you're not.
Because I'm going to say,

if she finds out where he is,
what's to stop her from killing him, too?

You're not going to bribe him,
you're not going to threaten him,

and you're not going
to talk him out of it.

Because you're not going to see him
until he gets on the stand.

But what I will do is allow you
to take an offer to your client.

- Fifteen years, no parole.
- You're bluffing.

He's not going to say she knew
about the murders, because she didn't.

I'll tell you what.
Ten years, with parole.

Ah, make it nine. After all,
we used to work together.

- How did it go?
- Done.

- Was she hot?
- I sold her a math test for $1,000.

I wasn't thinking whether
she was hot or not.

Oh, okay, I get it.
So, like, an eight?

- No, ten wouldn't even do herjustice.
- So, six.

Mmm, she's a four. But she paid me $1,000,
so I bumped her up to a ten.

- Got it.
- Thank you, Michael. You came through.

Not yet. I'm coming
with you to Omar's.

- No, no, no. You can't.
- Yes, I can.

What's going on?

I owed him the money yesterday.

How could you not tell me that?

Because I couldn't make
the test thing happen until today.

I didn't want you freaking out.

Well, I'm definitely
coming with you now.

And the only way you can stop me
is with that bat.

You wanted to see me?

What the hell is this?

- It's the MacKenzie file.
- I know what it is.

What the hell
did you put in the fine print?

You, too?

You're going to give me shit
about not disclosing this report?

Not disclosing it?
You gave it to them on a silver platter.

I don't understand.
You want me to take it out?

I don't want you to do shit.
I've already taken it out.

And if I'd wanted it disclosed,

I wouldn't have misfiled it
in the first place.

- You buried it?
- You're damn right I did.

Cameron. Look, I'm all for skirting
the law, but this is breaking the law.

So was killing that woman. And I'm
not going to let those assholes walk

because our eyewitness
had a few beers at the ball game.

They won't walk.
That's why I put it in the fine print.

You think you're the first guy
to have this idea?

Nobody does it
because it doesn't work.

Well, that's exactly
why it can work.

They won't think to look at it,

because nobody
has the balls to do it.

And what if they do?

And these guys get out and they murder
your brother or your father

or your cousin?
Because I tell you right now.

They're going to
murder someone's.

I don't feel comfortable
with this.

I don't give a shit whether you feel
comfortable or not. This is my case.

- We're not disclosing it. It's done.
- Cameron.

I told you this before. Don't make me
tell you again. I'm here. You're here.

Do your job.

Mike: Keep the change.

I need to speak with you.

Okay, let's talk on the way up.

No, I'd prefer to
speak out here.

I know that, uh, Cameron
has offered Harvey a deal.

All right. I'm not going
behind Harvey's back.

I don't want you
to go behind his back.

I want you to go to his face.

And do what?
It wasn't a deal, it was an insult.

It was an opening.
Now, he wouldn't have offered anything

if he wasn't willing
to negotiate.

Maybe we can get
him down to five years.

That's exactly what he wants,
to put Ava in a position

where she has to choose
between five years and life.

That's a better position
than she's in now.

He wouldn't have offered
anything at all if he wasn't bluffing.

And we're not going
to fall for that bluff.

Well, then, Harvey's
making a mistake.

- Then, take it up with Harvey.
- You know as well as I do,

Harvey is not interested in anything
I've got to say at the moment.

You think Harvey's making this call because
of what's going on between you and Donna?

- It's clouding his judgment.
- Not about this.

Right now, Harvey cannot see reason
with respect to Cameron.

He can't hear reason
with respect to me.

Now, you have a chance
to convince him to make a deal, Mike.

Put yourself
in Ava hessington's shoes.

Would you want
that choice or not?

Okay. Whatever happens,
just be quiet and be cool.

Okay.

- Who this?
- My friend.

Inside.

Don't. Move.

- Where's Omar?
- That's Omar.

- How is that Omar?
- He... he's obsessed with the wire.

Are you kidding me? Come on.

I'm telling you. He's no joke.

Yeah, well, I know I'm supposed
to be scared, but I'm really not.

Don't touch anything.

Now, unless my calendar
is messed up, today be Monday.

- Omar.
- Shut up.

Okay, I'm trying to decide why I shouldn't
call a couple of hard pipe-hitting negros

to come and work on you
with a pair of pliers and a blovvtorch.

I'm sorry, Omar.
I don't... I don't have a reason.

But I think the word
you be looking for isn't "negro".

If you're going to quote Pulp Fiction,
at least have the balls

to quote Pulp Fiction.

Omar...

You know what they call
a quarter pounder with cheese in France?

A royale with cheese,
mother flecker.

- I love this negro!
- Yeah.

Trevor, you're off the hook.
Never again.

This be for you. Not white boy.

- Go in peace.
- Oh. Uh... okay. Hey. Thank you.

Mmmmmm. Who touched my alien?

- What the hell is wrong with you?
- Oh, come on.

It's nothing that some of this
and a royale with cheese can't fix.

- You do not know what we just avoided.
- Oh, just call me the wolf.

I'll be over there directly.

Oh, you're sending the wolf?

Both: Oh, shit, negro.
That's all you had to say.

- Yo, put that away.
- What? Put what away?

If they find it, it's mine.

- Officer: Trevor Evans?
- Yes, officers.

- Come with us.
- Why? What's going on?

Well, your friend here seems to be involved
in selling the answers to a stolen test.

- Donna: The MacKenzie deal came back.
- Two murderers down.

Don't you want to ask me
if they saw the fine print?

Oh, no, of course you don't.

Because you know they didn't, because that
report wasn't in the fine print anymore.

- Donna.
- Cameron made you take it out, didn't he?

How did you know?

When I do my Donna shit with you,
it's not just for fun.

It's my job.

Now, why don't you tell me
why you didn't tell me?

Because you hated me when I was working
in the gray. This is the black.

I didn't hate you.
I was trying to stop you.

And the truth is, what you were doing
was right on the line.

What he is making you do,
thafsihegal

it's one time.
And it's not my case.

It might not be your case,
but it's definitely not just one time.

I was here all night
going through his past cases.

- How many?
- Too many.

And I'll tell you another thing.
I bet his first time,

he thought would be
his last time.

- Donna...
- If you want somebody to just sit at her desk,

answer your phones,
and pick up your dry cleaning,

then put out a want ad.
Because that's not me.

I'm going to tell you what I think.
And what I think is

if you do this,

you're going to keep doing it.

Donna, I need you to...
Where the hell is Donna?

I don't know.
I was waiting for her myself.

Wait somewhere else.
Harvey, listen...

No, don't "Harvey" me. You went to my guy
about my case behind my back.

So, what you need to do now
is stay out of my face.

They told me this is
where I'd find women's softball.

It is now.

All right, old man. Stand back
while I knock the cover off a few balls.

Easy, Reggie Jackson.

I think you're maybe
forgetting I hit 385.

Who doesn't hit
at least 350 in high school?

- Marcus didn't.
- Don't give your brother shit.

He's not here to defend himself.

Pussy.

Hey, if he's not here
to defend himself...

Yeah, then, he's not
here to hear it.

- Cheers.
- Cheers.

Ah.

So, what's going on?

- I don't know what to do.
- Well, breaking the law

isn't worth it no matter
what the guy did.

How did you know?

You're a prosecutor.
You told me you had a problem.

Well, it's not that simple, dad.
It's not just me.

And if I don't let it go,
I'll get fired.

If you do?

I tell him I'm only doing this once,
I'm only doing it

because it's his case,
and I'll never do it on one of mine.

And then, I keep knocking the covers off
the bad guys, which is what I do.

And I don't bat 385,
I bat 1,000.

All right.

You know, I'm going to tell you
something I never told you before.

You might not want
to hear it now, but...

You know what your grandmother
said to me when I told her I was going

- to ask your mother to marry me?
- What?

Don't. Because if she'll cheat
on someone else with you,

she'll cheat on you
with someone else.

We had a huge blowout.

I told her to shove it
up her ass.

Lily wouldn't do that. She'd be different
with me, because Lily loved me.

- Dad...
- No, no. Let me finish.

Ten years later, I found out that
the other guy thought the same thing.

What I'm trying to say is, even if Cameron
believes that he'll never make you

do it again, he will.

Okay, out with it.
Drop the hammer.

They know Trevor
isn't in the class.

So, they know he couldn't
have been the one to steal the test.

And they won't expel him
if he gives you up.

How do you know that?

I watch law & order.
I'm not an idiot.

- He'll never turn me in.
- But you feel guilty.

- I am guilty.
- So, you want to turn yourself in?

They'll fail me.

But I still have a three-eight.

There's no way Harvard
rescinds my acceptance.

That goddamn kid.

I guess I know where you
come down on this.

Oh. He's an asshole in the making,
no question about it.

But?

After you lost your mom and dad,
the Evans' offered to take you in.

They offered because that little boy
cried all night for a month.

He begged them.

I'm not saying he's the same kid
anymore, but...

That kid is in there.

Harvey. Just the man
I wanted to see.

Why is that?

Because I wanted you
to be the first to know.

I'm looking at my
new head litigator.

I'm afraid you're not.

And why is that?
Because after I show you this,

you're going to demand this.

You disclosed that report.

That affidavit says I made a mistake.
An honest mistake.

And this one says, as my penance.
I'm resigning.

So, you're just going
to put two killers back on the street.

If you're half the prosecutor you say
you are, you can still put them away.

And I don't give a shit whether you feel
comfortable with that or not.

Because you said it was your case,
but you made it my case.

I made it our case,

because I thought you were
about putting bad guys behind bars.

Cameron, you asked what if they got out
and killed my father.

Well, I think the question is,

what if my father found out
what I did to put them in.

You goddamn pussy.

The only thing that makes me a pussy
is that I didn't send

that affidavit in
the second I found out.

Sir, I know you offered Trevor Evans
a way to avoid expulsion.

Well, the reason he didn't
take it is he was trying...

He was trying to protect me.

He's the one who sold the test,
but I'm the one who took it.

So, please do not punish him
for his loyalty to me.

Truth is, with the way his grades are,
I don't think it will matter, anyway.

So, I tell you what.
I'm not going to expel your friend.

Thank you, sir. I...

There's just one thing.
You're his roommate.

And you scored
perfectly on that test.

I knew it was you.

I also know you're only sitting here
in front of my face because you think

whatever I do to you
won't matter.

No, sir. That's not true.

Well, let me tell you what is true,
you little piece of shit.

The young woman you sold the test to
was my daughter.

They're demanding
my resignation.

And as my last official act,

I'm expelling you
from this school.

And then, I'm going
to call Harvard.

Believe me when I tell you,
you're never going there.

I decided what kind
of attorney I want to be.

I heard. You quit.

Did you hear I also turned
over the toxicology report?

You didn't.

I thought you were supposed
to know everything.

How did you not know this?

Well, I knew that you were
either going to take that promotion

or you were going to quit.

And either way,
I wasn't sticking around to find out.

- You quit?
- Damn straight.

I'm not working
at a place headed by a viper.

Donna, I can't get you
another job.

Oh. Well, that's going
to make my decision easier.

What does that mean?

I'm choosing between Bratton, gould,
skadden, arps, and o'melveny & meyers.

If I had another one,
I don't know what I'd do.

You know, it just occurred to me that
you and I don't work together anymore.

Yeah. That didn't
just occur to you.

No. It didn't.

Do you know how I know that?

Because you knew I'd show up here
the second you heard I quit?

Why do you think I have
this in my hand?

What are we waiting for?

For you to figure out
that it's time to come inside.

One more time

before you go away

so, let me get this straight.

You turned me down before, and now
you're saying you want to come back?

- Yes.
- And it has nothing to do with our coup?

I didn't even know you did it
until I saw your name on the wall.

You got it up there fast.

Don't tell them you're coming
and slam the door behind them.

Now, why should I take someone
who waited for me to win?

Because I'm someone you trusted
with the news in the first place.

I also trusted all the people
who voted for me.

Come clean, Harvey.
What changed your mind?

Instead of thinking about
what I want to be doing in ten years,

I started thinking about
who I want to be doing it with.

Me over him.

Terms are non-negotiable.
You get what I give you.

Fine by me.
But I'm getting my own secretary.

Associates don't get
their own secretaries.

This isn't about the associate,
it's about the secretary.

And I'm not coming here
without her.

She must be very special.

She is.

Difference comes
out of your pocket.

As long as she never knows.

Welcome back, Harvey.
You start Monday.

- Give it up.
- Oh, no.

So. What was so important
that you just had to see me?

I don't know how to say it, so I'm just
going to come out and say it, but...

I don't want to lose you.

- Come work for me.
- What?

Don't go to skadden.
I took a job at my old firm.

I was hoping you'd be happy.

- Well, I am.
- If this is about your rule.

No. It's not about that.

Because if I had known
this was going to happen,

I never would have come over.

Why didn't you know that
it was going to happen?

Because I hadn't thought
about taking another job before.

And when I did,

I thought about
who I wanted to take it with.

Look, I don't want to find out
what kind of lawyer I'd be without you.

Okay, I will come work with you
on two conditions.

First, we put it out of our minds
and we never mention it again.

Second?

You're giving me
a huge goddamn signing bonus.

How do you know that's enough?

Because you're the one
who's going to fill in the amount.

Oh, my god.
You really do need me.

- To stop you from doing shit like this.
- Oh, well.

In the future...

- Hmm.
- What?

We're going to need
a new ritual.

Well, maybe we can think
of something to do with a can opener.

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

Actually...

What are you doing here, Harvey?
It's 7:00 am.

I didn't know you were going to be here.
I love this place.

Really? You've only ever been
here once before.

- How did you know that?
- I know.

You and Stephen. It bothers me.

I know it's not fair,
but it does.

Good.

What do you mean "good"?

I mean, we both knew it. It's good
that you finally were able to say it.

You realize just because it bothers me,
it doesn't mean that I want to be...

I know.

You know, this is exactly
why I had that policy.

Well, then, why did
you change it?

Because I have
to live my life, Harvey.

I've never apologized for who I am,
and I'm not going to start now.

You don't need
to apologize for anything.

I know.

But you do.

For taking so long to say
that it bothered you. Jesus.

And let's just put an order in
for the valet to hold my suit jackets...

Harvey.

- Louis.
- Louis: What are you doing here?

You're not due back for another
two years, three months, and five days.

Not that I'm keeping track.

Change of plans. I'm back today.

Who's your girlfriend?

Oh, I'm not his girlfriend.

I'm his girl Friday.

Associates
don't get secretaries.

I'm not like other associates,
and she's not like other secretaries.

- Bullshit.
- Donna?

Okay, listen, rain man. You wear lifts
in your shoes, you want braces,

but you don't have the balls,
and you have a cat.

That you love more
than it loves you.

- Good to see you, Louis.
- Mmm. I need a day.

- You going down?
- Man: All the way up, asshole.

I'll take the ride.

- Hey.
- Hey.

What's that?

This is my way of showing you
that, no matter what you choose,

I support you.

And if your dream is to go to Stanford,
then that's my dream for you, too.

How does it look?

I have to admit,
it looks pretty good.

So, what changed your mind?

You got into Harvard?

It's a...

It's a long story,
but I have to go right now.

I wanted to be here
when you got home.

But if you let me,

I'd like to come straight back here
and tell you the whole thing.

- Okay.
- Okay.

Any progress gettlng to mariga?

Cameron's not just bluffing
about what mariga's going to say.

He doesn't even have him.

- That means we...
- We win.

It's over.

Ah, it's going to be fun
telling Cameron that.

It's going to be fun for Mike.

I've got something else to do.
It's not going to be fun.

Is that why we're up here?

You remember when you told me you decided
to take Gordon, schmidt, and Van dyke down?

I guess that is
why we're up here.

You said take them in the night
because nighttime's when they're sleeping.

And you thought I was wrong.

Then, you said
if I were ever in your shoes,

I might think differently.

What did you do, Harvey?

I made a move in the night.

I get Ava hessington acquitted.

Darby backs me
for managing partner.

I guess congratulations
are in order.

I'm here to tell you
I don't want it anymore.

Get out of my sight.

You're on your own

in a world you've grown

few more years to go

don't let the hurdle fall

You look ready to attack.

Does Harvey know
his puppy's off his leash?

Harvey said he didn't need
to waste a trip down here

just for me to tell you
I have my eye on the ball.

I'm afraid I don't follow you.

Mariga.

You weren't lying
about what he would say.

You were lying about
having him in the first place.

This whole thing was designed just
to get us to sign your bullshit deal.

You're right.
We didn't have him.

But we do now.
And he's on a flight as we speak.

So, you do me a favor
and you tell Harvey

he can take that bullshit deal
and shove it up his ass,

- because we're going to trial.
- No way.

If you didn't have mariga yesterday,
you don't have him today.

Why don't you ask
your friend Stephen Huntley?

He's the one
who led me right to him.