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On February 17 2017 00:11 DarkPlasmaBall wrote:Yeah I don't really see the reason for Donna Bot, other than the idea that they want to make Benjamin somehow relevant again. Maybe he'll be a useful resource in a future situation? Show nested quote +On February 16 2017 13:15 micronesia wrote:
I kind of liked the teamwork between Katrina and Rachel.
Near the end when Harvey threatened the ethics Bar dude and walked away, I was thinking, that was the bad cop performance but it needs to be followed up with the good cop lifeline or else it will all blow up. We'll see next week if I'm right. I like the Katrina + Rachel teamwork as well, and them building a rapport together will be necessary if Mike is to come back and not fight non-stop with Katrina. I'm also worried about the bad cop/ no good cop situation right now, because it seems like that ethics bar guy is rolling over hardcore and holds no cards in his hand... I'm expecting a plot twist/ complication next episode, because there's no way that passing Mike could be easy.
A wild Gibbs appears!
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On February 17 2017 17:37 Acrofales wrote:Show nested quote +On February 17 2017 00:11 DarkPlasmaBall wrote:On February 16 2017 16:35 CorsairHero wrote:
donna bot is really strange Yeah I don't really see the reason for Donna Bot, other than the idea that they want to make Benjamin somehow relevant again. Maybe he'll be a useful resource in a future situation? On February 16 2017 13:15 micronesia wrote:
I kind of liked the teamwork between Katrina and Rachel.
Near the end when Harvey threatened the ethics Bar dude and walked away, I was thinking, that was the bad cop performance but it needs to be followed up with the good cop lifeline or else it will all blow up. We'll see next week if I'm right. I like the Katrina + Rachel teamwork as well, and them building a rapport together will be necessary if Mike is to come back and not fight non-stop with Katrina. I'm also worried about the bad cop/ no good cop situation right now, because it seems like that ethics bar guy is rolling over hardcore and holds no cards in his hand... I'm expecting a plot twist/ complication next episode, because there's no way that passing Mike could be easy. A wild Gibbs appears!
Oh I'm absolutely sure that we haven't seen the last of her!
Also, new episode in 2 hours! 
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Not sure about you guys but I love Gibbs.
She's the female version of Cameron Dennis, which is all about putting bad guys behind bar regardless, even if that means playing dirty.
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I can definitely appreciate Gibbs's role, especially when we're privy to all the bullshit that Pearson Specter has pulled over the years without much accountability.
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When the hell will Mike learn not to tell his clients the original offer that he's trying to negotiate upwards? For all the lying he does, he should at least be able to dodge that single question that always undermines his process and puts him at odds with the people he's fighting for.
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Louis yelling at Tara was *not* the correct way to handle that shit. And it seems like Rachel's bipolar personality is rubbing off on Mike. Yes, no, hot, cold... Jesus.
Also, the teaser for next week- the season finale- has + Show Spoiler +Gibbs saying to Harvey about Mike "Trade: you for him".
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yeah mike is bipolar as fuck hes easily the most annoying character this season.
im calling it now tara is gonna tell someone something and shits gonna hit the fan
and i agree with dpb that mike (and everyone else on this show for that matter) do a lot of uncharacteristically dumb shit
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On February 23 2017 12:20 DarkPlasmaBall wrote:
When the hell will Mike learn not to tell his clients the original offer that he's trying to negotiate upwards? For all the lying he does, he should at least be able to dodge that single question that always undermines his process and puts him at odds with the people he's fighting for.
isn't he legally required to???
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On February 23 2017 18:09 CorsairHero wrote:Show nested quote +On February 23 2017 12:20 DarkPlasmaBall wrote:
When the hell will Mike learn not to tell his clients the original offer that he's trying to negotiate upwards? For all the lying he does, he should at least be able to dodge that single question that always undermines his process and puts him at odds with the people he's fighting for. isn't he legally required to???
Probably, but I meant that it's been abundantly clear that Mike and Harvey aren't *really* legally required to do anything; they sidestep the rules all the time, and dodging that question would make Mike's life a lot easier. I mean, the very premise of this show was how to get away with illegal activity, right? He might as well just say "We're working on it and I'll let you know asap" instead of "$100 million". That's probably less of a risk than being a fraudulent lawyer, etc.
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On February 23 2017 16:09 evilfatsh1t wrote:
yeah mike is bipolar as fuck hes easily the most annoying character this season.
im calling it now tara is gonna tell someone something and shits gonna hit the fan
and i agree with dpb that mike (and everyone else on this show for that matter) do a lot of uncharacteristically dumb shit
Agreed, and so many of the flaws are absurdly transparent and eye-rollingly easy to just... not do. It's like some of these characters have no free will and are simply fated to shoot themselves (and others) in the feet.
I feel like the main plot of Suits can be summed up by just repeating these 4 lines of dialogue:
Harvey: I have an idea.
Mike: But that's shady and illegal as shit!
Harvey: So?
Mike: Good point. Let's do it. Oh crap, how do we get out of this situation?
Harvey: I have an idea.
Mike: But that's shady and illegal as shit!
Harvey: So?
Mike: Good point. Let's do it. Oh crap, how do we get out of this situation?
Harvey: I have an idea.
Mike: But that's shady and illegal as shit!
Harvey: So?
Mike: Good point. Let's do it. Oh crap, how do we get out of this situation?
Harvey: I have an idea.
Mike: But that's shady and illegal as shit!
Harvey: So?
Mike: Good point. Let's do it. Oh crap, how do we get out of this situation?
Harvey: I have an idea.
Mike: But that's shady and illegal as shit!
Harvey: So?
Mike: Good point. Let's do it. Oh crap, how do we get out of this situation?
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Slip in the occasional "what are you talking about?" and you've got it.
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Do you remember a couple of seasons ago when they were gonna put all the shady shit behind them and become clean again? That didn't last too long ^^.
Aparently it's also fine to participate in a host of illegal inactivity as long as 'you're following your dream'.
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i liked it better when aside from mike being a fraud, harvey worked in the grey but never crossed the line. now he plays jump rope with the law
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On February 23 2017 21:15 micronesia wrote:
Slip in the occasional "what are you talking about?" and you've got it.
It's to the point where I can actually predict when they're going to say it.
Awesome-Character-in-Suit A drops an implicit bomb, with a little witty one-liner that makes it obvious Awesome-Character-in-Suit B's view of the world will be rocked when he/she learns the truth. Small pause. "What are you talking about?". Awesome-Character-in-Suit A proceeds to his explanation in a slightly smug way.
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Gibbs on the ethics committee... Surprise surprise lol
The prison psychologist just fucked up Gibbs :D
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JESSICAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!
Good season finale... New beginnings and endings for the summer.
Jessica is gone, Tara is gone, Rachel is in, Mike is in, Harvey will take the reins while Louis is emotionally recoiling, and Donna wants something more in life than just being a secretary.
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This show wants to be a comedy so bad and the network needs to let it go back to its roots.
No wisecracks during the Ethics board is just a missed opportunity...
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Thought it was a good episode. The Tara storyline ending is a blessing for the show, I don't think anyone liked it. Jessica for a bit was cool and Mike's defense on the ethics board was good too. Especially him showing that there was already precedent for a convicted criminal becoming a lawyer. Wouldn't have been believable at all if he was the first one.
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On March 02 2017 17:11 coverpunch wrote:
This show wants to be a comedy so bad and the network needs to let it go back to its roots.
No wisecracks during the Ethics board is just a missed opportunity...
I feel that given the stakes of the hearing, wisecracks during the hearing would have seemed out of place. I do hope that the show can indeed go "back to its roots" in terms of Harvey and Mike kicking ass on cases together now!
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On March 02 2017 19:15 RvB wrote:
Thought it was a good episode. The Tara storyline ending is a blessing for the show, I don't think anyone liked it. Jessica for a bit was cool and Mike's defense on the ethics board was good too. Especially him showing that there was already precedent for a convicted criminal becoming a lawyer. Wouldn't have been believable at all if he was the first one.
I still have no idea why the short Tara arc was introduced, unless it's to set up for something in the next season (I think it is).
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