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(HARVEY READING)

Robert Zane
made you an offer.

He did.

You begged me
for a second chance.

And now, he's using
you to destroy us.

You waltzed in here
thinking this was gonna be
like some prison movie.

Well, it's not.
It's just prison.

Welcome to Danbury.

Mike Ross.
Frank Gallo.

We're being sued
for every case Mike Ross
has ever touched.

You won't admit
this whole thing

is your fault
in the first place.

My fault? If I hadn't
brought Mike in,

you'd still be here
sniveling around like
a goddamn junior partner.

Your fiancée.
You want to call her?

MIKE: Maybe I'll just
send Rachel a text.

We need to move the money
that we have in every
account by tomorrow.

We don't need
to move it.

We can use their buy-ins
to settle the class
action lawsuits.

(SOFTLY)
All right, let's go.

I'm in the right cell.
I'm in the one you gave me.

Yeah, but this isn't
the one they gave me.

You said you could
have turned on a guy
to get out of here

but you didn't
because you owe him.

Well, I owe that son
of a bitch, too.

You son of a bitch.
Take it easy, Mike.

You remember
I know about you.

And I've got your
little girlfriend's
number right here.

KEVIN: You keep
watching that clock,

it's gonna
be a long two years.

Believe it or not,

I've been where
you are right now.

You've been thinking
how to get back at that
son of a bitch all night.

Spit in his oatmeal.

Shit on his pillow.
(INHALES DEEPLY)

Whatever it is,
my advice to you
is don't do it.

I don't need any
advice from you.

Excuse me?

You're the one that left me
alone with that psychopath
in the first place.

Now I get why you haven't
said a word to me
since last night.

How the hell did you
think I'd react after
something like that?

Hey, listen, man.
I don't have anything
against you,

but I sure as hell
don't have anything for you.

And I'm not gonna
cause trouble with
a guy like that

for someone
I've never even met.

So, if he wants me to
switch for a few hours,

I'm switching.

To hell with what
happens to me, right?

Hey, I didn't say that.
No, you just did it.

(DOOR BUZZES)

Donna, what are
you doing here?

I come bearing gifts.

That's really nice.
(DOOR SHUTS)

But you don't have
to come over here
to check on me.

I'm fine.

Says the girl in her
fiancée's shirt.

(EXHALES) Look,
I know it's cheesy.

Rachel, you wanted to
feel him next to you.
It's not cheesy.

Thanks, Donna.

Well, you do owe me
a thank you, but
it's not for that.

Because in a
couple of hours,

it's gonna be
more than his shirt
wrapped around you.

Are you saying that
you got me on the
visitors' list?

Because they said that
if I'm not family...

I don't care what they said.
You're his family.

And you're my family,
and I wasn't gonna
sleep last night

until I got you
on that list.

I...

I don't know
what to say.

Say, "Thank you, Donna,"
and get your ass up there.

What you got in your
hand there, tiger?

Dark roast,
splash of cream,
no sugar.

And to what do
I owe the honor?

I was thinking this morning
about the day you picked me
out of the mailroom

and how far
we've come.

You know, it's funny,
I was thinking this morning
about how far we've fallen.

Well, let's go put
these lawsuits to bed.

(INDISTINCT CHATTER)

Excuse me. Officer?

I know the phones
don't open until 10:00,

but I was wondering
if it's possible for
me to make a phone call?

OFFICER: Get back in line
and eat your breakfast.

Please. The only reason
I'm asking is because
it's an emergency.

(STAMMERS)
What, you on fire?

Your leg broken?
(EXHALES)

Because it looks to me
like you're trying to
call someone out there

about something that
happened in here.

You don't understand,
all right?

My fiancée...
No, you don't
understand!

Unless there's a bomb
headed for us,

nothing that
happens out there

has anything to do with
what happens in here.

You got that?

Yeah, I got it.

Hey. You left in such
a hurry last night,

didn't get a chance
to say goodbye.

Well, I'll say it now.

Have a nice life
and leave me alone.

Don't you want to see a
copy of the pictures your
fiancée sent me last night?

That's bullshit.

She didn't
send you anything.

You're right,
she didn't.

She sent them to you.

I mean, you're the one who
started it all, telling her
how much you missed her.

How hard do you think
it was for me to get her

to send a sexy picture
to you after that?

I think the kids today
call it a "selfie."

(SCOFFS)

There's no way she sent
you a picture like that.

You're right,
it wasn't sexy.

But what I did,
I photoshopped her face
onto a body that is.

I did such a good job,
no one in here is
ever going to notice.

Yeah.

I made copies,
one for each guy
in the joint.

Usually, situation
like this, I would
charge a fortune,

but today, I'm
feeling so generous,

I'm gonna give them
away for free.

(GRUNTS)

(INMATES CLAMORING)

OFFICER: Hey,
get off him, Gallo!

What? I didn't do shit!

He attacked me!

That is bullshit!
I tried to tell you
that's the guy!

I don't care what
you tried to do.

You wanted an emergency,
now you got it.

Get them
both out of here.
What?

(SINGING) See the money,
wanna stay for your meal

Get another piece of pie
for your wife

Everybody want to know
how it feel

Everybody want to 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

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(ELEVATOR BELL DINGS)

GREETER: Good morning,
Miss Pearson, Mr. Specter.

Can I offer either
of you a hot towel?

Miss, would you mind
telling me who hired you?

I think we both know
who hired her.

(INDISTINCT CHATTER)

What the hell
are you doing?

I'm making copies.

God damn it.
We don't bill you out

at $3.50 an hour
to make copies!

Now, get your ass
back to work.

That motion isn't
going to file itself!

Louis, what the hell
did you do?

What? What are you
talking about?

JESSICA: We don't have the
money to hire associates,

paralegals
and support staff.

I know that.
I'm not an idiot.

They're not
support staff.

Who the hell are they?

They're movie extras.

How much weed did
you smoke last night?

We have a settlement
meeting in an hour.

And if these offices are
empty when they walk in,

we are going to
look like shit.
Louis?

Did it occur to you

that we're using the
threat of bankruptcy

in that meeting
and if these offices
are filled,

it kills that plan?

Everybody drop whatever
the hell it is you're doing

and hand your time cards
in to my secretary.

And if they are marked
one second late,

I swear to God,

you will never be
fake associates in
this town again.

Next.

Hi.
Inmate's name?

Mike Ross.

I'm here for visitation.

It appears Mr. Ross is
not receiving visitors today.

I... I don't understand.

I was told that I was on
the approved visitors' list.

It says visitation has been
suspended for two weeks

because of an altercation
he had this morning.

No. That can't be right.
He just got here yesterday.

It can be right
and it is right.

Well, then, I need
to see him right away.

And I just told you,
you can't do that.

Yes, I can,

because not only
am I his fiancée,

I'm also his lawyer.

It says here a
Harvey Specter
is his lawyer.

And he works at
Pearson Specter Litt
and so do I.

This card says
paralegal.

I don't care what it says.

You don't let me in there
and something's
wrong with him,

I will make it
my life's purpose

to make your life
a living hell.

Ma'am, I've worked maximum
security for 10 years.

So, if you think
I'm gonna be intimidated
by the likes of you,

you've got another
thing coming.

You know, usually,
it takes prisoners
a couple of weeks

to get their
first violation.

You've been here
less than 24 hours.

That might just
be a record.

Yeah, I don't care.
I need to make
a phone call?

You're not making anything
after what you just did.

I didn't do anything!
He set me up.

I don't care what he did.

So, all that stuff
about you helping me

become a "better version"
of myself, that was bullshit?

No, it wasn't.
Then what exactly
did you mean?

Because if you won't even
hear my side of the story,

then how are you
going to help me?

All right.

What do you mean
he set you up?

I mean,
he paid off a guard,

then he posed
as my roommate

and the next thing I know,
he was about to hand out
pictures of my fiancée

to every inmate in
this entire prison.

There's no evidence
of any pictures.

But they were
all over the floor.

This is what was
all over the floor.

Listen to me.
There might not
be any proof,

but I am telling you
that he paid off a guard

and you need to do
something about it.

Brother, I don't have any
authority over the guards.

Then what exactly
am I doing here?

You're learning how to
deal with the bullshit
life throws your way

without making
your situation worse.

And how the hell am
I supposed to do that?

This isn't just
a tea party.

The purpose of this meeting

is to decide
if you're worth
rehabilitating or not.

And if I am?

Then I get you a job.

And if I'm not?

Then you
never see me again.

And the next time
you have an incident,

you will go to
solitary confinement
for a month.

So I suggest you go
back to your cell

and you think
long and hard

about what you want
to accomplish during
your time here.

I have to say, I'm glad
you've decided to settle

rather than
fight these suits.

Well, as you can see,
things are a little
tight around here,

so you have us
at a disadvantage.

What I have is the fact
that you don't want to be

talking about having
hired a fraud

in court for the
next six months.

No, we don't.
So...

With all due respect,
this isn't an offer,
it's a typo.

LOUIS:
And with all due respect,
this isn't a lawsuit,

it's a shakedown.
ARLENE: Bullshit.

This is a chance for you
to wipe the slate clean

with the clients
you defrauded.

And $10 million is a
hell of a goddamn wipe.

It's 10 cents
on the dollar.

And if you don't take it,
it's gonna be zero
cents on the dollar.

ARLENE: What the hell
are you talking about?

This money is from our
partner buy-in fund.

It's the
only cash we have.

And once the partners
find out that we're
using it to settle,

they're gonna
come after it.

So, you have about
an hour to sign
on the dotted line

or that money
is gone forever.

So take a look
around, Arlene.

'Cause once it's gone,
there isn't any more left.

You knowingly defrauded
your own clients.

You made a mockery
of the legal system,

and I won't let you
get away with it.

You want to know
something, Arlene?

We did something wrong

and now we're
paying for it.

But I'm getting
a little sick and tired

of people acting
like Mike Ross
screwed them over.

He gave his heart and soul
to every client he ever had.

And if those cases
were reopened,

they would end up
exactly in the same place.

So, you can
sign that deal

or not, but I'm not gonna
spend another second

dealing with a
parasite like you.

Donna, where's Harvey?
I need to talk to him.

He's finishing up
a negotiation.

This can't wait.

Why, what's going on?

I got up there
and they turned me away.

No, that can't be.
I got you on that list.
That's not it.

They turned me away
because he got into
a fight.

What? With who?
I don't know.

All I know is
that I went to
go and see him,

they said
he got into a fight,

and then they
wouldn't let me in.
Good.

How is that good?
Because if they
wouldn't let you in,

it means
he fought back.

You don't lose visitation
if you just got jumped.

Harvey, I don't care if
he fought back or not.

It doesn't mean
that he's okay.
Rachel, listen to me.

They have an obligation
to tell you if he's
in the infirmary.

Did they tell you
he was in the infirmary?

No.
Okay.

Then this is
what I'm gonna do.

I'm gonna call up there
and get to the bottom of this.

But it might take a while,
so I need you to be patient.

(BREATHES DEEPLY)
Okay.

Donna, cancel
my afternoon

and have Ray meet me
downstairs in five minutes.

I thought you said you
weren't worried about Mike.

I only said that so that
she wouldn't worry.

They only take
visitation away

if you're the one
who starts the fight.

Which means something
goddamn happened down there

and I'm gonna
figure out what it is.

Gretchen, what
can I do for you?

Well, I thought since
everyone was gone,

maybe I could
help myself

to the executive kitchen
for a change?

"For a change"?

I wanted to let you know
that I had no idea
those people were leaving

or I never would have
gone to that appointment.

I know, Gretchen.

I would also like
to point out that
since they did leave,

between me,
you and Rachel Zane,

this firm just got
a whole lot blacker.

Well, as far as
I'm concerned,

that has nothing
to do with anything.

Gretchen, as long
as you're here...

You want to know
if I can handle

the reception desk
and Louis at the same time.

How did you know I was
going to ask you that?

Because that's what
good secretaries do.

Sure as shit is.

Well, there's one thing
about everybody being gone.

When would the three of us
ever find ourselves in here
just shooting the shit?

And when would you
have thought that
was a good thing?

This one is a keeper.

(CHUCKLES)
I know.

Oh, and for the record,
I'm black in here.

What are you doing here?

What do you mean,
what am I doing here?

I want to know
what's going on.
"What's going on"?

Nothing's going on.
I'm in prison.

If nothing's going on, then
why do you look like that?

It's none of your business.

Well, I'm making
it my business

because Rachel came
to visit you this morning

and they told her
you got in a fight.
Yeah?

Well, why don't you
do what you always do

and make up some bullshit
and tell her it's not true?

Because I'm busy trying
to survive in here.

Why won't you tell me?

Because you'd try
and handle it for me.

Well, maybe I should be
handling it for you

because you're too stupid
not to piss someone off
on the first day.

(CHUCKLES) Okay,
Harvey, you want to
know what happened?

It wasn't me who
pissed him off,

it was you.

What are you talking about?

Frank Gallo.

Holy shit.

What's he doing
in here?
I don't know.

I was hoping
you'd tell me that.

I put him away
for racketeering.

Okay, that doesn't
make any sense.

The last time I checked,
that doesn't land him in here.

You're right.

A guy like Gallo
only lands in here
for one reason.

Good behavior.

Why are you saying that
like it's a good thing?

Because bad behavior
can get him out.

Where are you going?
I'm gonna go
to the warden.

Tell him the whole story.

We'll get him out of
here within the week.

That's exactly why I did
not want to tell you.

Look, these
guards are corrupt.

You go to the warden,
it gets back to Gallo,

he's gonna come after
me twice as hard.

It's one week
instead of two years!

Look, we've got a chance
to get him out of here,
I'm gonna take it.

He's got Rachel's
phone number.

Yeah, that's all the
more reason to do it.

God damn it! Harvey!

You pushed me to
beat the shit out of you

so that you'd know I could
take care of myself in here.

Now, are you going
to let me do that

or are you gonna
cut my legs out
from under me?

I'll stay out of it.

I want your word.

I won't go to the warden.

GALLO: Hey.

I was wondering
when you'd show up.

Don't act like you don't
remember me, Harvey.
We both know why you're here.

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

I'm here because
I represent the prison.

(SCOFFS) Bullshit.

I pulled the string
and you came.

You think it's
a coincidence

I'm standing here while
you're walking out?

Okay, Gallo.
You got my attention.

You want me
to step inside

or you want to
come out here?

We both know
that's not possible.

You owe me 13 years.

I'm gonna collect.

I didn't do anything to you
that that investigator didn't
start and you know it.

Well, if his little boyfriend
ever shows up in here,

I'll be sure to
take it up with him.

What do you want, Gallo?

I already have
what I want.

Which is knowing that
every time your phone rings,
you're gonna ask yourself

is this the call where you
find out that the guy
who's in here for you

is never coming out?

(GALLO GROANING)

Listen to me,
you son of a bitch.

You think I can't
hurt you in here?

I'll put a goddamn
bounty on your head.

I'll pay them whatever it
takes to break your legs.

And if that doesn't work,

I'll wait till you get out
and I'll kill you myself.

(GALLO GROANS)

So, unless you want
that to happen,

don't you ever even look
at Mike Ross again.

Ring-ring, Counselor.

Ring-ring.

I knew I'd find you here,
because this is
where you come

when you think you
just beat somebody.

What can I do for you, Jack?
You can tell me

you used your
own money to
settle that lawsuit.

Because if you didn't,
we're gonna have a problem.

Then I'd say
we have a problem.
God damn it.

You used the
buy-in fund.

Yes, we did.

Then I guess I'll
see you in court.

(SCOFFS)
You're suing me personally?

It's your name
on the door.
Well, Jack,

I know corporate structures
were never your strong suit,

so I'm gonna explain
something to you.

We may use the
word "partnership,"

but this is an LLC.

And no judge in the world
is going to let you pierce
that corporate veil.

They will, once they learn
you knowingly hired a fraud.

No one has nothing
to do with the other.

And if you really did find
a judge who would do that,

then you'd be here with
an army of lawyers
and a Brinks truck

instead of standing alone
with a flimsy piece of paper
in your sweaty little hand.

You can talk tough
all you want, Jessica.

The fact is, I do have an army
of lawyers and you don't.

What are you
talking about?

I took that job with
Robert Zane after all.

And I'm willing to
drag this fight out.

So, the
choice is yours.

Give us our money
or go out of business.

(INDISTINCT CHATTER)

KEVIN: Can I talk
to you for a second?

About what?

Listen, a man's cell
should be the one place
he can feel safe.

I took that away from you
and I'm sorry.

Yeah? Well, "sorry" doesn't
do shit for me in here.
I know.

That's why I wanna
make it up to you.

Are you kidding me?

That's exactly what got
me in this situation
in the first place.

I... I know that.
But I also know
you wanted to call

whoever you wanted
to call this morning.

And I'm trying to
make it up to you.

Yeah, well,
this doesn't do that.

Hey, look, I could get
in a lot of trouble

for just letting you
know I have this.

Why don't you do
something else

that could get you
into trouble?

What are you
talking about?
Tell them

that Gallo paid the guards
to have you switch.

I can't do that.
Yeah, because
you're afraid of him.

You're damn straight I am.

And on top of that,
I'd make a permanent enemy

of everyone else in here.

Because the worst thing you
could be known for, my man,

is as someone who would
do something like that.

Which means I get
to deal with this
all by myself.

It's all right,
you can stay.

No, it doesn't matter
if he stays or goes.

I've got nothing
to say to you.

GALLO: That's okay,

'cause I've got
something to say to you.

You wanna know what
my favorite time of
day is in here?

It's right now.

They got the TV going,

guys are sitting around
playing cards, telling jokes.

You almost forget
you're in prison,

which is why
I came over here,

'cause I wanna make sure
you never forget.

There's gonna
come a time

when this place
isn't filled with people,

and you and
I are alone.

Then all those
vicious threats

your boy, Harvey Specter,
made to me today

aren't gonna save you.

I heard today was a good day
for Rand Kaldor Zane.

If this is about me hiring
Jack Soloff's department,

I didn't do it
to stick it to you.

They were
leaving anyway.
Maybe.

But if your first move
is to have them

come after
their partner money,

then I must have been wrong
that we were on good terms.

Jessica, I accepted
your apology.

I wouldn't say that
makes us on good terms.

But I had nothing to do with
him coming after your money.

That's between
you and him.

But you do have
the power to stop it.

And I am not in the habit of
telling my brand-new employees

what they can and can't do.

Well, I need you
to do it, anyway.
Jessica.

Robert?

I need this.

And I know
it's not your style

to tell your partners
what to do.

But if you don't
make it your style...

(VOICE BREAKS)
I'm dead in the water.

(CELL PHONE VIBRATING)

This is Harvey Specter.

OPERATOR: You have a call
from Danbury Federal Prison.

Do you accept
the charges?
Yes.

I do not understand
your response.

Yes.
Please respond...

God damn it.
...yes or no.

Yes!
(LINE BEEPS)

MIKE: Hello?
Oh, Mike, thank God.

Thank God, what?

You looked me in the eye
and you said

you would stay out of it.
You couldn't even make it

to the parking lot
without threatening Gallo?

Mike, listen to me.

No, what, so you can
lie to me again?

Or are you gonna tell
me you didn't do that?

Look, I didn't do it
because I didn't think
you could handle yourself.

I did it because
he got under my skin.

I don't give a shit
why you did it.

You swore you wouldn't,

and instead, you made
things worse.

Harvey, if I can't
even trust you,

then I do not stand
a chance in here.

I can't talk right now.
What do you mean
you can't talk to me?

Rachel's in my office
looking at me right now

and she's gonna think
something's wrong

in five seconds.

So, unless you've
changed your mind

about me not telling her,
I've got to go.

Harvey, you've got to
get the phone from her.

Sure, Rick,
no problem.

Harvey, get the
phone from her.
8:30 sounds great.

First round's on you.

Rachel, good, you're here.
I was just gonna come see you.

I didn't hear from you,
so, I just figured...

He's good. There was an
error in the paperwork.

It was a different inmate,
same last name.

Okay. So, I can
see him tomorrow.

Actually, he asked that
you give him a little time.

What?
Rachel,

prison is a big adjustment.

He'll be ready
in about two weeks.

So, then, why do I have
about 50 texts from him

saying that he can't
wait to see me?
What?

Harvey, what's going on?
Give me the phone.

No.
I said give me the phone.

I'm not giving you
anything until you
tell me what's going on.

Those texts
aren't from Mike.

Then who are they from?

From a guy I put away
when I was an ADA.
Oh, my God.

Rachel, don't let your
imagination run wild.

It's gonna be okay.
You don't know that

because you're
not in there!

You're right, I'm not.

So, then what the hell
are you gonna do about it?

I'm gonna do
what I promised Mike.

I'm gonna have faith
that he can handle it.

I don't believe this.
You're not gonna do anything.

You think I don't wanna bust
him out of there right now?

Look, if I try and do
something and it doesn't work,

it makes it worse for him.

Is he violent?
Rachel...

Is he violent?

I made him a promise.
I don't give a shit!

He's in there
to protect you,

so, you better figure out
a way to protect him,

because God damn it,
Harvey,

if something happens
to him in there

and you didn't do anything,

I will never forgive you.

DONNA: Harvey, I know
you don't need me to tell
you this, but she's right.

Because if something
actually does happen
to Mike,

even if she forgives you,

you're never gonna
forgive yourself.

(INDISTINCT CHATTER)

What do you want,
Harvey?

Five minutes of your time,
that's all.

Five minutes to catch up
or five minutes
to ask a favor?

Five minutes to help me
protect Mike Ross.

Protect him how?

Because last time I checked,
he was in the bosom of the
federal penitentiary system.

Sean, he's in there
with a guy I put away
and the guy is no joke.

I'm sorry to hear that,
Harvey,

but what am I
supposed to do?

You're supposed to move
the guy to another prison.

I don't have the
authority to do that
and you know that.

You can get the authority.
You're a federal prosecutor!

Then why the hell
don't you go after

the prosecutor
that put Mike away
in the first place?

'Cause she doesn't
owe me and you do.

You've got a lot of balls
saying that to me

when the entire time
we were working together,

you knew the
kid was a fraud.

That "kid" helped you
take down Charles Forstman

and Eric Woodall,
and put you on the map.

"The map"? Bullshit!

I was on the map long before
I met either of you.

You're gonna tell me you
haven't shot up the ranks
since that conviction?

You know, Harvey,
when you first
walked in here,

for a second,
I actually thought

you were gonna apologize
for lying to me all that time.

I don't need
your forgiveness, Sean.

I need your help.

(SIGHS)

All right,
I'll see what I can do.

But Harvey,

now you owe me one.

Jack,

I've had a long day.

What are you
doing here?

You know what
I'm doing here.

You went to Robert Zane
and you had him shut us down.

I did what I had to do.

Now, if you'll excuse me.

All I wanted
was my money back.

Well, the sooner
you get used to
the fact that it's gone,

the sooner we can both
move on with our lives.

That's the problem.
I can't move on with my life.

What are you talking about?

I can't afford
Zane's buy-in.

What?

How is that possible?

Jessica, listen to me.

You know what I did that
Hardman found out about,

but what you don't know
is why I did it.

I needed the money.

And now you want me to give
you your money back
out of my own pocket?

Jessica, please.

This is a chance
for me to have a new start.

Even if I wanted to,
I can't do that.

Why not?
You know why not.

I pay you
out of my own pocket,

I'm piercing that
corporate veil myself.

And if the partners find out,
it will cost me millions.

They won't find out.
Well, I can't
take that chance.

Jessica, I need this.

I'm sorry, Jack.

I can't help you.

(ELEVATOR BELL DINGS)

Morning.

(CHUCKLING)

What?

You know what.

Do I have
something in my teeth?

No, but you got some
bullshit in your brain.

Excuse me?
"Black in here."

Please. You're the
whitest woman I ever met.

Oh. Is that a fact?

Tell me something different.

How about I show you
something different?

Is that...
Yep.

You gotta be
kidding me.
Nope.

What year was that?
'96.

How long were you together?

Seven months.

Take that, Mrs. Hater.

Before his last album
or after?

(SIGHS)

Who do you think
that song was about?

Shit!

"Black in here."

She's black all over.

I'm glad we came
to an agreement.

And it's usually not my
habit to court a dalliance
with opposing counsel,

but I couldn't help but
notice you don't have
a ring on your finger.

Not in a million years,
Mr. Litt.

Go back to
your own side.
Well.

A man puts himself out there,
the least you can do is...

JUDGE HOWARD: Regarding
the class action against
Pearson Specter Litt,

do both parties agree to
the terms of the settlement?

We do, Your Honor.

We do as well,
Your Honor.

Then unless
there are any objections,

I see no reason for
this court not to ratify...

ELLIOTT: I have an
objection, Your Honor.
LOUIS: What?

JUDGE HOWARD:
And you are?

His name is
A. Elliott Stemple,
Your Honor,

and he has no standing
in this case.

Mr. Litt.

ELLIOTT:
I have no standing,
Your Honor.

But I represent
Rothman Insurance,

a company not included
in the class of clients

misrepresented by a firm
that knowingly hired a fraud.

There's not one shred of proof
we knowingly did anything.

But there is proof
that you employed a fraud,

which is why you're
settling with Miss Rosen
in the first place.

Are you in on this?
Are you kidding me?

All right, Mr. Stemple.
Submit your evidence.

The court will rule
on it tomorrow.

We may have agreed to
10 cents on the dollar,

but if this goes south,

we're coming after you
for every penny you've got.

You little son of a bitch.

Watch it, Litt.
We're in a court of law.

I don't care where we are.
Jack Soloff put you up to
this and I know it.

So what?
So, I'm gonna prove it.

And when the judge
realizes what you did,

he's gonna throw
your ass in jail.

Really? Huh.

Because the way I see it,
the judge is gonna certify

that my client is a
member of this class
because they are one,

whether Jack tipped me
off to them or not.

And when that happens,
I kill the deal and your
money goes back

to the partners
that you took it from.

So, why don't you
march your fat feet

back to the only two
lawyers left at that
miserable little firm

and decide just how deep

you're gonna reach
into your own pockets
to pay me off?

Because as I see it...
(INHALES SHARPLY)

...you have about 24 hours
until you lose everything.

(DOOR SHUTS)
What do you want
now, Harvey?

I wanted to apologize
for what happened with Gallo.

It was wrong, it shouldn't
have happened, and I'm sorry.

But?

But I don't care
what I promised you,

because I found a way
to get him out of here

and I'm gonna take it.

(SIGHS) I told you,
you go to the warden...

I'm not going to the warden.
I went to Sean Cahill,

which means Gallo
won't know about it

until they're putting
shackles on him

to take him back to wherever
the hell he came from.

What are you
not telling me?

I put him away
for racketeering,

but that's not
what he really did.

What are you
talking about?

We had him for
conspiracy to commit murder.

And the police
let the tape

of that bastard
admitting that he did it

out of the
chain of custody
for 20 minutes.

So, you went after him
for racketeering instead.

I used every trick I had
to put him away for 15 years

for three crimes that would
have added to five years
at the most.

And that's why
he hates you so much.

It's also why I need you
to lay low until I can get
him out of here.

I can appreciate
that, Harvey,

but I can't exactly hide
in my cell 24 hours a day.

Then I suggest you do
the complete opposite.

You know, I don't
normally take walk-ins.

I'm sorry.

Well, as long as
you're here.

I thought about it

and I'd like a job.

And if it's not
too much trouble,

I'd like it to be in front of
as many people as possible.

Why is that?

It'll be easier for me
to stay out of trouble
in a crowd.

Good.

Because I got you
a job in the kitchen.

Thank you.

Don't thank me,
thank yourself.
If you hadn't

come in to see me,
I never would have
told you about it.

Is that true?

You don't really
take walk-ins?

Nah.

Just something to say.

The billing records
are right there.
Mike was at the meeting.

Shit.
You're right.
He's got us.

LOUIS: You know
what this means?
JESSICA: I do.

Louis, I just
got your message.
What's going on?

Harvey, we've got a problem
and you're not gonna like it.

Elliott Stemple
showed up in court

with an excluded member
of the class.

Elliott Stemple?
Are you kidding me?

He ambushed me,
Harvey.

The judge was about to
ratify the settlement

when he
comes out of nowhere.

What was I
supposed to do?

You prove his client
isn't part of the class

and you shut
this thing down.

I can't do that
because his client is
a part of the class.

What? That's
not possible.
Yes, it is.

Mike took one meeting
with Rothman Insurance.

Jack Soloff told
Stemple about it.

No way.
JESSICA: It's all
right here, Harvey.

And if we don't
pay him off tonight,

he kills that
deal tomorrow

and we're out of business
10 minutes later.

Bullshit. That's blackmail.
I'm not giving
in to blackmail.

Come on. You think I
wanna do this? He's got
us by the balls, Harvey.

If we don't pay him,
what was everything

we went through the
other night even for?

Which means right now,
we just have to figure out

how much we're
willing to pay.

No, we don't.

Harvey,
what are you saying?

I'm saying Stemple
doesn't care about you two.

He just wants to
get in a room with me
and see me bleed.

You are not paying that man
out of your own pocket.

Yes, I am.

Harvey, Jessica's right.
No, she's not.

We all know
I got us into this mess.

It's time for me
to get us out of it.

All right. You want him,
you got him.

But you're gonna be
tempted to rip that
man's head off,

and when that happens,
you're not going to do that.

You're going to
pay him.

And then, you're gonna
throw his sorry ass
out of here.

Harvey, do you
have a minute?

If it's quick.

Someone's on
their way over.

I want to apologize
to you about earlier.

You don't need
to do that.

Yes, I do.

I know that you're doing
what you feel is best.

I just...

I didn't think this was
gonna be as hard as it is.

For me, too.

And for
what it's worth,

I took your advice.

I'm gonna get that guy
out of there.

Thank you.

(INHALES DEEPLY)

Rachel.

He's gonna be okay.

Aren't you getting
a little long in the tooth

for that hottie
I just saw in the hall?

Let's get to it, Stemple,
because I'm not in the mood.

How much?

How much what?

How much to
let me have my firm?

Do you mean to imply
that I'm simply here

on a mission
to extort you?

Oh, we both know
you're here to get my money

so you can split it
with Jack Soloff.

I resent that you
think so little of me.

(SCOFFS) You're
saying that's not
why you're here?

I'm saying
I don't give a shit
about your money

or Jack Soloff.

I want a piece of you.

Get your goddamn
hands off that.

Harvey, Harvey,
Harvey. Relax.

I didn't come here
to put my gentle hands
on your precious balls.

I came here to take
something far more valuable,

'cause what I want is that
piece-of-shit duck painting.

What?

That right there.

I was right!

If that didn't mean
something to you,

you would've jumped
right out of your chair
and said "Okay," to me.

Stemple, listen...

Not to mention you've
had that thing as long
as I've known you

and there's no way
a guy like you has
a painting like that

unless it means
everything to him.

How much money,
Stemple?

Because you are not
getting that painting!

$10 million.
Elliott!

$15 million.
God damn it!

$20 million.
Do you wanna keep going
or have you had enough?

Because in 10 seconds,
I am walking out of here

with $20 million
or that thing in my hands,

or tomorrow morning,
I am putting your firm
in the ground.

Take the painting.

(INDISTINCT CHATTER)

Hey. Hey.

I know you don't trust me,
but look who's
headed this way.

On top of that,
people are leaving.

You should leave, too.

No. That's what he wants.

He wants me to
go somewhere

where those guards
don't have a view of me.

And for all I know,
he sent you to help him.

You don't know
what you're talking about.
Leave me alone!

Hey, there, Mike.
What you reading,
Outliers?

I don't know what you think
is gonna happen here, Frank,

but I'm not gonna let
you trick me into
leaving this room.

I don't need to trick you.
This room will do just fine.
Oh, yeah?

Why don't you tell that to the
two guards sitting behind me?

You mean the ones
who let me into your cell?

They took a little
cigarette break, Mike.

Wait, wait, wait,
wait, wait.

So, that's it?

You're gonna let
these guys kill me?

Who said anything
about killing you?

We're just gonna
hurt you a little.
Or a lot.

No, no, no, no, no.
What I meant was,

are you really too much
of a pussy to take me on
by yourself?

You think they
won't come at you

just because
you called me out?

Oh, no, I think that
men respond to leaders.

(CHUCKLING) And if you're
too afraid to take on a guy
like me,

you're not gonna be
a leader for much longer.

Okay, tough guy.

You want me one-on-one,
you got it.

One little thing.

I'm gonna use this
and they're gonna hold you.

No. No. No!

Hey, what's going
on here?

Huh, what? Nothing.

You have the
same story?
(PANTING)

Yeah.

Yeah, nothing's
going on here.

Then why don't you three
get away from him
and go to your cells?

And I don't wanna
see you back in here
for the rest of the night.

I just saw Stemple
walking out of here

with a canvas that looks
about the same size

as that empty space
on your wall.

He won't be back.

So, it's done?

It's done.

Harvey.

I remember you told me
that painting

was the one happy memory
you had of your mother
before...

Like I said, Jessica,
I was the one who
got us into this mess.

I'm the one who needed
to get us out of it.

LOUIS: Well?

It's done.

Thank God.

So?

You wanna go get Harvey,
have a drink and celebrate?

Harvey needs to be alone
right now, Louis.

How about you and me?

I would, but there's
something I need to
take care of.

I understand.

Louis.

You had the right idea,
but the wrong execution.

What do you mean?

I mean, if we're going
to look like a real firm,

then starting tomorrow,

we need to do
something about
subletting these offices.

I'll take care of it.

Can I ask you something?

Sure.

Why did you come back
with the guard?

Now Gallo knows
it was you.

No, he would have found out
it was me, anyway.

But I might not have.

I didn't do it to
get you to forgive me.

I did it because I never
should have let him in here
in the first place.

(CHUCKLES)

What?

I just realized that
I don't even know your name.

Kevin.

Kevin Miller.

Mike Ross.

Thank you,
Kevin.

OFFICER: Lights out,
gentlemen.

(DOOR BUZZES)

Robert,

can I talk to you
for a second?

Yeah, what do you need?

I just found out I'm not
gonna be able to buy in
as a partner.

What?
I don't have
the money,

and I was wondering...

I don't need
a 50-year-old
associate, Jack.

I know that.

If you could just
let me pay it off
out of my salary.

You know as well as I do,
if I let you do that,

I might as well
waive the buy-in
for everyone.

Please, Robert.

Why can't you
get a loan for it?
JESSICA: He can.

But it's gonna be
a little complicated.

Because I'm actually
loaning you this money.

And you're gonna
loan it to him,

and if nobody
ever repays anybody,

nobody's gonna
give a shit.

Why are you doing
this, Jessica?

Because I'm
the one that got
you into this mess.

I should be the
one to get you out.

Thank you.

The truth is, Jack,

the older I get,

the more I'd rather
have friends out there
than enemies.

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