All language subtitles for Suits.S02E08.BRRip.x264-ION10

You're late.

Nope.
30 seconds early.

Good.
Learning to tell time.

Ha ha ha.

I won't be in today.

What?
Does Jessica know?

I don't tell Jessica
everything.

Oh, it's like a "Harvey Specter's Day Off"
kind of a thing?

Should I call Ed Rooney,
see if we can get Sloane out of school?

Not in the mood today.

Life moves
pretty fast,

if you don't stop and look around
once in a while.

What do you think
about Hardman

running for
managing partner?

- Think he's gonna win.
- Why?

Because you don't
call for a vote

unless you
have the votes.

Good.

We need to tip
the scales in her favor.

- Okay. What do you need me to do?
- I need you to step up.

You're not going
to like it.

And Jessica can't know
it came from me.

I gave Hardman the road map to
settling with Tanner.

You voted for it.
Haven't we done enough to Jessica?

We're not doing this
to Jessica,

we're doing this
for Jessica.

We gonna cross the line
with this?

We've been
crossing lines

long before we
even ever met.

How do I know the Patriots
aren't going 19-0?

Because no team from Boston
is going undefeated

when the road
goes through New York.

You got that right.

Goddamn Patriots.

- Your dad called.
- I'll call him later.

He always asks why
the idiots in charge

haven't made you
partner yet.

He's so proud.
It's sweet.

He's right.

You have that look
on your face.

Louis is getting
a secretary.

Her name...

- Is Norma.
- What is she, 100 years old?

She won't last a week.
You heard it here first.

Oh, and Jessica's
on her way down.

So, you buried
the Jessica news

to lead with
the Louis news.

I'm not apologizing
for who I am.

Hi, is this the location of the
douchebag convention?

It is now.

I thought you
went to work.

- I had to get this.
- Whoa.

Look at that. The world's
smallest burrito.

Which is why
I got more.

Whoa. Breakfast
of champions.

Trevor, I can't.
I'm a bike messenger.

I deliver packages,
or people die.

Am I gonna have
to give you a code red?

- Mmm... Okay.
- Ohh.

All you did was weaken
a country today, Kaffee.

Well, what can I say?

Thank you.

Really? Okay.

- I gotta go to work.
- Thank you.

Remember, we're going out
tonight, so...

You know,
don't be you.

Oh, wait a minute.
I still owe you from last week.

No, no, no, you get
the dickhead discount.

Oh, is that 30%? Or is that the
shitface coupon?

It's the same thing,
because you're a shitface and a dickhead.

Right, got it.
Have a great day!

Later, asshole.

Later.

Shit.

I need your help
on something.

Show me the skulls,
I'll crack 'em.

Not for this. For this,
I need your discretion.

I also need to know
you'll take it seriously.

I haven't worked in
the mail room

in a long time,
Jessica.

Someone's stealing
from our clients' escrow accounts.

Why isn't Daniel here?

Daniel's managing partner.

Isn't that why Daniel
should be here?

And I'm in charge
of the money.

Oh, you want to go
to him with a solution, not a problem.

You don't always have to
let your superiors know what you're up to.

I'll try to
remember that.

Really? I thought you were
under the impression you had invented it.

What do you
need me to do?

I need you to step up.

Do whatever you have to do
to find out who did it,

- and do it quietly.
- I will.

And when I do, I want you to
step up for me.

What do you want,
Harvey?

I'm an associate
who kicks more ass

than any partner
in this goddamn firm.

I want a seat
at the table.

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

So many partners,
it could be any one of them.

Watson scares the kids,

but I don't make him
for the embezzler.

The embezzler?
He's not a Batman villain.

And it's just that kind of thinking
that has led you

to not catching him.

I was just assigned this
15 minutes ago.

Have you ever looked into
Dortch's eyes?

- Yeah, he's cross-eyed.
- Or is he?

What does that even mean?

Is there a reward
for this?

Yes. I make Jessica happy,
I make partner.

Ooh, then we get
a bigger office.

Then I get
a bigger office.

Hey, I'm helping
you out here.

Are you?

What do you think
about Ginsberg?

We need to
follow the money.

Which will lead
straight to Rutherford.

This would be so much
more fun with margaritas.

Okay, that's it.
I need facts,

and I need them
right now.

Well then, why did you ask me
to guess who did it?

- I didn't.
- Then why am I here?

I need you to tell me
who handles these five escrow accounts.

Oh. Well,
that's easy.

Zoe.

God, why didn't you just
say so in the first place?

Get out.

If you want to
talk to Monica Eton,

call her yourself.

I called her,
but she hung up

the minute I said
Pearson Hardman.

Of course she did.
She hates everybody here.

She doesn't hate you.

Well, no, but that's
because I'm adorable.

See, I can't help you
with that.

So why don't you try
using your powers

- of adorability for good?
- Not a word.

And that is not
being adorable.

Mike, seriously,

this is not
a small thing.

Look, the last time you
asked me to help you

it was about Donna,

- and look at how that turned out.
- Okay,

that wasn't me,
and this isn't that...

Monica Eton
is not Donna.

Maybe not, but she still
means something to me.

So tell me why I should convince her
to talk to someone

who works at a firm
that she hates.

Because...

You don't know the real
reason why she left.

Monica.

Hey, it's so funny
running into you.

Louis, we both
work here.

Yeah. Listen, I just
wanted to tell you that

I joined the Hudson
Racquet Club.

You know, I just figured
I'd treat myself

for making
junior partner.

Good for you.

Yeah, I'd love to get
you out on the court.

Maybe, like, if you're
available Saturday?

- I can't.
- I can't Saturday.

Monica, Louis.

- Harvey.
- H-dog.

- No.
- What?

No, listen. I want to
talk to you about...

Crashing and burning
with Monica?

I didn't crash
and burn with her.

So why don't you stop
quoting whatever B movie

that came from, and call me
when you finally see Amadeus.

Salieri, Mozart.

Are you wearing braces?

- Proudly.
- Walk me through that.

I will walk you
through it.

Uh, for starters,
it cost $15,000...

Okay, I don't have
time for this.

I heard you had
a closed-door meeting with Jessica.

I did. Or I didn't.

Either way, it's none of
your business.

I just think it's weird
when, you know,

you have a one-on-one
with her,

and you're an associate
and I'm a junior partner.

Proudly wearing braces.

You know what? For your
information, it is a very small step

from junior to senior partner
when you have straight teeth.

Just know that people
take you very seriously.

That tie.
I have the same one.

I don't want to
see it again.

What would he have
said if you weren't wearing braces?

What a dick.

Mark my words, if I am ever
in charge of anyone,

I am going to be the
most beloved leader

that those lucky bastards
have ever seen.

You know what I'd do,
I'd be...

H-dog? H-dog?

Zoe Lawford.

I'm sorry, you are?

The only man here who
could beat you at pool.

Uh, head-to-head,
it's even.

I'm up by one.

Wow, I thought you'd
given up altogether.

You don't call,
you don't write.

I was just trying
to give it a little time.

You know,
letting the mystery build back up.

You mean,
you didn't know I transferred

to beautiful escrow.

Hey, I have my finger
on the pulse.

Really?

Name three associates
in tax law.

Boring, more boring,

and boring in a skirt.

Oh! August 3rd.

Date of my transfer.

I did know.

We miss you up there.

We miss me,
or you miss me?

We miss you.

I need you.

You're here to look
at my files, aren't you?

I need you to type
in your password

and leave for
five minutes.

You're doing
something wrong.

No, I'm fixing
something wrong.

- Fixing what?
- That, I can't tell you.

Why? Don't trust me?

I do.
But if I tell you,

then I'm breaking
someone's trust in me.

Okay, let me just
get this straight.

You're asking me to
risk my job to help you

solve a mysterious problem
for an unknown person,

based on nothing
but your word?

That's exactly
what I'm asking.

Oh my God, there's an emergency
in wills and trusts.

Yes.

Thank you. Cheers.

- You ready?
- I am. Hit me, hit me.

All right, um...
All right.

This guy.
Favorite movie.

Grease.

Two!

Yes, I agree with you.

Oh. What about this,

Rico Suave over here,
what are you thinking?

Shaves his chest.

No. No, no, man.

That's a thing that,
like, real men do now.

- Oh, I don't think so.
- Yeah.

I'm sorry. Did you just say
real men shave their chests?

Oh, no. Um,
not real men.

Just me. That's all.

I like him.
He's funny.

- And hairless.
- Oh, I'm Jenny.

Mike.

And just so you guys know,
uh, he shaves his chest

because he is, I'm very proud of him,
an Olympic swimmer.

- I am.
- Is that right?

So that's what you do
when you meet girls, you lie?

- Totally.
- If they're hot.

- Yeah, you know...
- We also buy them drinks,

I'm not sure if...

- Oh, we drink.
- Uh, yeah.

Bartender? Uh...

Wait, no way a girl
thought you were

a point guard
for the Knicks.

Well, you've never
seen me dribble.

Uh, I would like to know
something about you that's not a lie.

Ooh. Um...

That's tough.

I love my grandmother.

Well, now we know
why he's single.

Come on,
it's kind of sweet.

Look, I'm not
usually in it for him,

but I really gotta
step in here.

- Um... Dude's a genius.
- Trevor, stop.

What do you mean, genius?

All right.

It's not a thing, it's just...

No, no, no,
here we go.

Ask him a math question.

- Hard as you want.
- Trevor.

Hard as you want! Anything.

What's 75 times 863,

minus 10?

64,715.

Bang.

- How do we know that's right?
- Uh, it's right. It's right.

All right, think of a book
you read in high school,

- he will recite the first page...
- I don't want to do this.

- Verbatim.
- I don't want to do it.

Come on, come on, come on, just do it.
Do it for me.

Moby Dick.

"Call me Ishmael.
Some years ago,

"never mind how
long ago precisely,

"having little
or no money..."

Old Man and the Sea.

"The box with the baits
was under the stern of the skiff

"along with the club
that was used to subdue the big fish..."

I know that one,
that's not right.

Oh, no, no, no.
I got bored. I did page seven.

Ah!

Curious George.

I can't.

I can't do that.

What? Come on,
you can do the other ones,

you don't know
Curious George?

I never read
Curious George.

You never read
Curious George?

Monkeys freak me out.

My girlfriend and I
have to go to the bathroom.

I have to go to
the bathroom.

And when we come back,
these drinks...

Will be filled.
Absolutely, 100%.

Dude, what are you doing?

Are you trying to
blow this?

What are you
talking about?

I know that you have Curious George,
I've seen it on your bookshelf.

For once,
we don't have to lie.

My mom gave me that book.
She read it to me every night.

I'm not going to use it
to just pick up some girl.

You don't have
to do anything.

Let me tell them.
Okay?

You'll probably go home
with both of them.

Trevor. Stop.

Fine.

I hate your guts.

I followed the money.

Let's hear it.

Louis Litt is the man
we're looking for.

Are you sure?

I told you
I followed the money.

Which, by the way,
he's been spending left and right.

You're talking
about the braces.

$15,000.

Not to mention
the Hudson Racquet Club.

Who knows what else?

That club costs
$60,000 a year.

What are you
going to do?

I'm gonna
break him down,

and I'm gonna
crack him open.

You wanted to see me?

I did.

Well, if this is
about Norma,

truth be told,
we can do a lot better.

This isn't
about Norma.

Pray tell.

How can your newest junior partner
be of service to thee?

Pray tell?

You can pray tell me
how the hell you got the nerve

to stand in front
of my face

after what you did.

I couldn't help it.

All those late nights.

Your fibers are
so tantalizing.

What?

I fell asleep
on your couch,

just once, because it's
so damn soft.

Not the topic of
this conversation.

Is this about my
MySpace profile?

Because I can
take that down.

Okay, fine.
You got me.

I copied the complete
works of Shakespeare

and I charged it to
those bastards at C.M.,

I regularly raid
Harvey's liquor,

and I've taken every
raspberry-bran bar from the kitchen,

- that we've ever bought...
- Louis.

I need to know where
Stanley gets them, do you?

Enough!

Well, should I just
what, pack my things?

Not necessary.

Thank you, Jessica.

Thank you for
your mercy.

- Louis.
- Yeah.

You will replace
every one of those goddamn bran bars.

Yes.

And, I promise not to walk barefoot
in the library ever again.

- Out.
- Okay.

Next time you
bring me a name,

make goddamn sure
it's the right one.

I followed the money.

You got lost on the way.

You saying Louis
was framed?

I'm saying you
shit the bed.

I gave you a job to do,
and you promptly

asked for a seat
at the table.

You want to sit
with the grown-ups?

Do your job like a man.

- Ouch.
- What?

You need me to
remove Jessica's foot from your ass?

You heard all that?

Intercom was on.
Couldn't help myself.

Has it ever
been on before?

Has it ever been off?

Wait, what?

I listen to your
private conversations?

Gotta go.

- Wait.
- What?

I don't like
to be wrong.

It made sense, Harvey.

Louis is the firm's
financial wizard.

Look. Louis might
not have done it,

but he can help me
figure out who did.

You're going to ask Louis for help
on something this big?

When a dog smells a bone,
he digs.

Doesn't mean you
have to tell him

what kind of bone
he's digging for.

Just so we're clear, I'm gonna keep
listening to your private conversations.

Pickles.

Peppers.

Here you go.

Here you go.
Here's another one.

Oh, yeah, that girl,
Nikki, called me.

Oh, that's awesome.

I don't even know
how she got my number, it's weird.

I do.

I asked her out.
She wanted your number instead.

I didn't tell her about
the Curious George thing.

- What?
- I don't know, it's...

I just felt like
I kind of hit it off more

with that Jenny girl,
that's all.

The blonde?
She's not even as hot.

I liked her better.

Well, you can't
do anything now.

Girls have rules about
that kind of shit.

Wait a minute.

Are you...
Is this a snake?

Are you snaking my girl
right now?

Oh, I already did.

- You called her?
- Of course I did.

- What a dick. Son of a bitch.
- What?

- I don't have rules against that shit.
- Okay.

Ah, whatever. That Nikki girl's
pretty hot, too.

Yeah.

Look at this clown.

He walks like he's got
a rod up his ass.

Nice haircut, guy.

Man, if I ever
look like that, shoot me.

Monica, you work late
all the time.

I'm not 22.
You are.

All I'm saying is,
you work 80 hours a week

while studying
for the LSATs every night.

All right, but that's because
this time next year

I want to be in law school,
and five years from now

I want to be a lawyer.

Five years from now,
you're gonna be

a kick-ass lawyer
at Pearson Hardman.

How often does Louis
ask you out?

Every single day.

There are laws to protect you from
sexual harassment, you know.

Believe me, the day I need a law
to protect me from Louis

is the day I stop
being a lawyer.

Busy?

Very funny, Harvey,
let's get to it, okay?

Because you happen to be interrupting
my lunchtime sanctuary.

You think I don't know lunchtime sanctuary
means staring at Monica?

First of all,
I'll have you know that

I have been coming here
way before her.

And I will be coming here every Thursday
at 1:00 p.m. till the day I die.

Now let me see
your friend's financials.

Why are the names
all blacked out?

Because of how
sensitive it is.

How sensitive is it?

He works at
a powerful firm.

I can't tell you
which one.

They have an embezzler.

Oh, so that's what your closed-door
meeting with Jessica was about.

We're being hired
by another firm.

I'm sworn to secrecy.

If we can figure out
who this is,

a very big head
will roll.

Where?
Hufton and Wood?

Bagwell and Rose?

Oh, come on. Those assholes at
Jacobson and Kearney?

Look, I told you,
I was sworn to secrecy.

My God, this is
just like a maze of raw data.

Can you make any
sense of it?

Yeah, I already have.

Look at this.

See?

They're setting up
this patsy to take the fall.

He's not even
gonna see it coming, what a smuck.

I'm sorry, did
did you just say, "What a 'smuck'?"

No, I said
what a smuck.

- You mean schmuck.
- Huh?

You know it's schmuck,
right?

"Smuck."

Monica? Mike Ross.

Can I join you?

Chair's empty.

I appreciate it.

Rachel said this was about
one of my old cases?

This is a lawsuit
that we just drew up in your name,

seeking $10 million in damages from
Pearson Hardman.

Should have
seen this coming.

Five years ago,
you got screwed.

- One way to put it.
- You had options you didn't explore.

And you're
exploring them for me.

I can make what stopped you
before go away, yes.

Harvey will
back your claim.

What about Jessica?

You don't need Jessica.

Why are you
doing this?

Does it matter?

No. It doesn't.

I don't want anything
to do with this.

Last five years haven't
been easy for you, have they?

You don't know
anything about me.

I know you've been
working retail.

It's a boutique
on Park Avenue, right?

It's a good job, you're making what,
maybe 40 grand a year?

This is Manhattan.
What, are you covering rent with that?

So you're the new
attack dog.

Well, Spot, I'm not
revisiting a story

I spent the last five years
trying to forget.

Just take it
with you.

You may change your mind.

And if you call me,
I'll come fetch.

- It's Daniel Hardman.
- What?

He's been playing
a shell game.

He's moving money out of one account
and into another.

For an entire year.

Your partner
sold you out.

Daniel has never done
anything unethical.

And the fact that
you don't like him...

I know, isn't reason
to falsely accuse him.

I'm not.

You falsely
accused Louis.

I stake my career on this.

You are.

He did it.

Shit.

He did.

You have to go
to the D.A.

I'm going to Daniel.

Who's not doing their job
like a man now?

I'm giving him the courtesy of
explaining himself.

You shouldn't.

What would you do
if it were me?

- Hi.
- Hey.

- Come in.
- Oh. Thanks.

Oh...

Are those for me,
probably?

Yeah. That's a thing,
right?

Uh, bringing flowers for the roommate
of the girl you're taking...

You're just gonna take
one of those, okay.

Who's gonna tell her? You?
You, Lieutenant Weinberg?

That's from...

- A Few Good Men.
- Yeah.

Yeah. I get HBO.

I love you!

Uh, Nikki is gonna be out
any minute, so...

Am I dressed okay,
for her?

Um... Yeah, uh, you look fine.
You look good.

- Good?
- Yeah.

Can you tell me the truth?

You don't want the truth.

'Cause deep down in places...

you don't talk about at parties,
you want me on that wall,

you need me on that wall.

Hey, Nikki.

Hi. Oh my God.

Uh, wow.

Those look beautiful.

Oh, uh, yeah, um...

So... So do you...
So they...

- I'm gonna go put these in water.
- Okay.

You liar.

Look at her.

You do want to look perfect
on your first date.

Yeah, I do.

Ready?

Yeah, I'm ready.
Are... Are you ready?

Yeah.

Then we are ready.

- Dinner!
- Everyone's ready, isn't that great?

Good night.

Isn't that great?

Something I can
help you with?

You can help me understand
why you've been stealing from our clients.

Jessica, I can...

Oh, God damn it,
Daniel.

It was for Alicia.

She's dying.

What?

Breast cancer.

Stage four.

Why didn't you
say anything?

She found a lump
a year ago.

It was the worst day
of our lives.

I have no words.

I thought I could
handle it myself.

And the money?

Treatments.
Not covered by insurance.

Why not?

They're not
in the books.

But I don't care.

She's not dying
because I didn't spend the money.

You stole half
a million dollars.

I don't expect you
to forgive me.

What do you expect?

I honestly don't know.

Wild Maine salmon,
braised fennel,

mushroom polenta,
arugula salad,

and do you really need me
to keep doing this?

You really are a genius.

Sexy, right?

What'd you get
on your SATs?

Oh, 1590.

Yeah, it was an ambiguous
question, I don't know.

I don't really like
to talk about it.

Oh, no, no, no.
Here, let me get that, come on.

Parents' plastic.

- They're cool.
- Cool.

Listen, um...

Why don't we go back
to your place?

I live in Brooklyn, and I'm kind of
in a strange roommate situation...

I want to pay you $1000

to take the LSATs for me.

What?

That's why you
snaked me from Jenny.

- I don't know what you're talking about.
- Unbelievable.

We're not all
born geniuses.

And I need your help.

Hey, you might
not be a genius,

but you know exactly
what you're doing.

And you're not
getting my help.

Come on.

What do you want?

Oh, I don't
want anything.

Because I'm not
your trained monkey.

Tell your mommy
thanks for dinner.

Grammy!

Oh my God,
what's the matter?

- Bob, what happened?
- Relax, Mike.

Edith's fine. I'm just gonna go
get her a glass of water.

Grammy, look at me.
What happened?

I don't know.
I think the floor was wet.

The floor was wet,
how did the floor get wet?

Well, it happened fast.

But I'm okay.

But, what are you
doing here?

I thought you
had a date.

Uh, it...
No, it didn't work out.

So, you came to see
your grandmother.

That's not normal,
Michael.

Are we gonna do this,
right now?

Hey.

Thank you, Bob,
I really appreciate it.

That's what
neighbors are for.

Here, you drink that,
and I'll be right back.

Okay?

Yeah, for what
it's worth, uh...

The floor wasn't wet.

You know, if I were you,
I'd get full-time care for Edith.

- Are you crazy?
- Did you hear me?

His wife's
dying of cancer.

So you're going to
let him walk?

No, nobody's walking.

The firm's taking
out a loan against its assets.

Daniel will
pay it back.

Great. My dad has gout,
can I have $1 million?

Oh, you coldhearted
son of a bitch.

You know those Tuesday lunches
at the Harvard Club?

He's taking Alicia
to chemo.

He stole from
our clients,

which means he's
stealing from us.

When it was Louis, you were ready
to break him down and crack him open.

Daniel is the reason
why I'm here.

He plucked me
from the bullpen

when I didn't know my ass
from my elbow.

He saw a star to
hitch his wagon to.

This is Manhattan,
Harvey.

How many black women do you see with
their name on the door?

You know what, he was smart to put
your name first.

That way you might not
notice that you'd always be number two.

- Careful, Harvey.
- Then again,

maybe you're okay staying number two.
Scottie Pippen...

Don't pull that
shit on me.

We made a deal,
and I honored it.

It's time for you
to honor it.

Wow,
a man's wife's dying,

and the first words out of your mouth
are "You owe me."

Who's the bad guy now?

You asked me what
it's gonna take.

It's gonna
take $5,000.

- Keep your voice down.
- Why, am I making you nervous?

- Yes.
- Good.

Now you know
how I'm gonna feel.

You're asking me
to expose myself

so that you can go
make a fortune.

So either you figure out
how to pay me,

or you roll the dice
on your own.

But trust me when I tell you,
these tests aren't easy.

Well, they are for me.

- Okay.
- Good.

What made you
change your mind?

None of your business.

- You're not Monica.
- Oh, no, I'm...

- Rachel Zane.
- How did you know that?

I'm Donna.
I know everything.

- Everything?
- You started three months ago,

you have a peach yogurt
every morning,

you've got a cute pair
of suede pumps

I totally plan
on stealing,

and your father's
Robert Zane,

name partner at Rand,
Kaldor, and Zane.

And, apparently, you don't like people
knowing who your dad is.

Well, they just...
They treat you differently.

Your secret's
safe with me.

No, it doesn't
really matter.

- I won't be here that long.
- Is it the cafeteria?

Because it is way better
than it used to be.

Nope. I live for
foie gras Fridays.

- They don't have that.
- Don't they?

You're weird.
We'll be friends.

Anyway, I should go. I'm just gonna
leave this stuff here for Monica.

She should be back
pretty soon.

She just has Tuesday Pilates
at Chelsea Pier.

Every Tuesday?

Now, I thought
you knew everything.

I do.

What are you
so bouncy about?

You're gonna be so
happy that I listen to your intercom.

Who is it?

Room service.

What are you doing here?

Delivering champagne.

I see you can afford it

since the money
you've been stealing from our clients

hasn't been going to your wife's
cancer treatments.

Hey, Monica,
how's it going?

Harvey.

Daniel and I
need a minute.

Letter of resignation.

You're gonna sign it,

and then name Jessica
as your successor.

I don't think so.

Unflinching in
the face of defeat.

It's not defeat.

You come after me
for embezzlement,

every Pearson Hardman
client you've got is gone.

Which is why Jessica
won't let me do that.

Then why are you here?

Waiting for your wife.

What are you
talking about?

She's invited
to a fundraiser.

She'll be at the front desk
in three minutes.

You don't sign, they'll send her
up to this room.

You do sign, they'll send her
to another room.

You dragged a woman
racked with cancer, here,

to blackmail me?

You think it's me
she's gonna have issue with?

You goddamn bastard.

Says the man cheating
on his dying wife.

- You don't know anything.
- I do.

I've seen you with her,
and I know you love her.

And this has nothing
to do with that.

I also know that you
don't want the rest of Alicia's life

spent picturing this.

If she wasn't sick,
she could probably get over it.

She's not getting
any better, Daniel.

You have two minutes.

It's your call.

There's something
I think you should know.

Please.

Mike Ross had lunch
with Monica Eton today.

I saw him hand
her a filing.

And why do you think
this concerns me?

I just think that their
meeting on the eve of the firm's vote

suggests that
Jessica's making a move.

You've been good to me
since you've been back.

She hasn't.

Do what you will.

About time. I wasn't sure
you'd make it.

Especially since you
didn't give me a reason.

I've got about
5,000 reasons.

We'll be fine.

Oh, my God,
you're high.

- I'm fine.
- Are you crazy?

I'm about to do
something illegal, okay?

- It helps calm me down.
- Great, you'll be calm.

How the hell are you gonna
handle the test?

I don't know,
maybe the same way I handled

your little quiz
the other night.

- You were high.
- And drunk.

Now, if you'll excuse me,
I've got a test to take.

And I've gotta miss
a couple of questions on purpose.

It's done.
Hardman's gone.

Harvey...

What is it?

I don't know how
to say this.

Just say it, Donna.
What?

Your dad...
He had a heart attack.

Harvey,
I'm so sorry.

It's okay.

Oh, my God.

- Morning, Monica.
- Jessica.

You look tired. Did you get much
rest last night?

- I want to explain.
- I'm not here for excuses.

Then why are you here?

To see you off.

My relationship with Daniel has
nothing to do with my work here.

But I need to know
I can trust my people.

You're not my people.

You can't fire me.

I'll sue for
wrongful termination.

Which will lead me
to implicate you in Daniel's crimes.

- I had nothing to do with that.
- Didn't you?

Diamond earrings,
diamond bracelets,

and trips to,
let's see now...

Mexico, France,
Hong Kong.

Hope you liked that one.

- I didn't know.
- I don't care.

You are a
Harvard-educated lawyer.

Do you think that
a jury will believe

you had no idea where
that money came from?

Don't do this.

Louis will accept
your resignation,

and I will never
see you here again.

I expected a fight,
but not a dirty one.

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

Mike Ross met
with Monica Eton.

And what does that
have to do with me?

I am disappointed
that you felt the need to go there.

I'm disappointed
you think I did.

You really expect me
to believe that you didn't...

Stop right there!

You know,
you might fight dirty,

and Harvey
might fight dirty, but I don't.

What the hell
are you doing?

Trying to get Monica Eton
to file a sexual harassment suit

against Daniel Hardman?

Okay she left because
of their affair,

which he paid for
with embezzled money.

- That was five years ago.
- And her life fell apart!

I know you think
you're trying to help me,

but drop it,
immediately.

Wow. That's what
all this was about?

Nice performance.

I'm trying to
help Jessica.

Mike, you cannot
keep me in the dark.

Not when you're
the one asking me for help.

Couldn't take the chance
that you wouldn't help.

You told me it was about one of
Monica's old cases.

You lied like
it's second nature.

Our backs are against the wall.
I did what I had to do.

And you're proud of that?

Rachel, sometimes you have to cross
a line to do the right thing.

Wow.

Harvey has really
rubbed off on you.

I didn't learn that
from Harvey.

Holy shit, dude.

Pays to be a nerd.

Yeah, but you still
don't get the girls.

I don't know, I guess I'm gonna use this
to get my grandma some help.

Oh, too bad it was
a one-time-only deal.

Actually,
she has three friends

who want to use
my services, so...

- Oh, good.
- We're in business.

'Cause you're gonna need
to start paying all the rent around here.

What?

Oh, did you think you were the only
one stepping up his game?

Meaning?

What? Trevor. No, no, no.
Not a good idea.

- No.
- Which is why I'm moving out.

Unless you want in,
in which case,

you know,
I'm still moving out.

But we could go together, move into
a much, much nicer apartment.

That's Jenny.

First date.

Could you not
tell her about this?

Go get the door.

Unbelievable.

Jenny.

Aren't you a sight
for sore eyes.

Daniel came in last night
to pick up his things.

Threw a phone at my head.

You duck,
or is his aim that bad?

- He throws like a girl.
- I'm not surprised.

- You needed me?
- I wanted you to be the first to know.

We have a new partner.

Andrew McCutcheon.
Solid candidate.

A simple thank you
would suffice.

Me? Thank you?
Never.

Well, I have a partners
meeting in five minutes.

I'm gonna break the news
that I'm taking Daniel's office.

- Who's taking yours?
- I'm looking at him.

He'd be proud.

- Jessica...
- Hmm?

Thank you.

One last tip.

Don't let Louis
in here after hours.

Finally an office
big enough for your balls.

Okay, I am not
touching that one.

You would if you
had bigger balls.

Hold on a sec, you listen on
Jessica's intercom?

- No. She told me.
- Before me?

Well, I was the one
to figure it out about Daniel.

Oh, and how did she
know that?

Let's just focus
on what's important.

You just made partner.

We just made partner.

- I'll grab the can opener.
- Whoa, whoa, that's pre-trial ritual.

We're making
an exception.

- I'll get the thumbtacks.
- Two dozen?

- Three dozen.
- Ooh, going for the record!

- Zoe.
- Harvey.

Is word out already?

Word about what?

Oh, don't be coy.
I just made partner.

You're here
to congratulate me.

I knew it.
It was Hardman, wasn't it?

What do you want
me to say?

Nothing.

I know how it is
around here.

Secrets and lies,
standard procedure.

I didn't build
the sandbox, Zoe.

No, you just like
to play in it.

- And you don't?
- No.

And I don't like watching what it's
doing to a man I care about.

- Zoe...
- I'm leaving.

- Today's my last day.
- Because of this?

Look, I did what I did
for the good of the firm.

You think that's
what I'm talking about?

Do you know
what this is?

It's my condolences,

which I expected
to leave on your desk,

because I thought you'd
be out mourning your father.

- I had...
- What, bigger fish to fry?

Don't you see? That's what
this place does.

There's always
bigger fish.

I am dealing
how I deal.

Harvey,
you've lost your way.

How'd it go yesterday?

Fine.
Mike pull it off?

- Yep.
- He suspect you were in on it?

- Nope.
- Well, now they know.

Gonna swing us some votes.

We threw Daniel's ass out once,
we'll do it again.

Damn right.

One more thing.

I'm getting Donna back.