Harvey Fires Mike For Betraying Him | Suits 

This a lame 😒 series

gets boring and repetitive after the 5th series tbh

@@BeigeCoyote fax I stopped after season 5

Meena Lal and then he takes the fall for all of them

@@jasonremi5854 and then Jessica takes the fall for him to become a lawyer. Character development fellas.

The government says so. Women and men don't share cells.

@@HarshvardhanKanthode but she was never called out about it until nearly a season later

@@ec-pc3122 whatever but his point was even Jessica and Harvey could get caught for knowing it for a longer time.

coulda been in a GOT

Merging with darbee was a huge mistake too, and same with signing that NDA agreement with hardman

I know. I always find that weird lol.

Their office is completely with glasses so anyone can see them arguing, in bathroom it's usually empty so whenever someone is coming you can hear the footsteps so they don't hear your private conversation

I also like to think it’s a power thing to prove in that second that they don’t conform to norms and can do what they want. Look at when they do it, it’s usually when that person has to challenge the other so power is everything.

cheaper to film

I’d be hilarious if Harold walked out the stall at the last second

Mommy and big bro actually.

50 shades is Trash Tier😂

Maturing is realising Jessica was also right

Maturing is realizing fanboys will remain fanboys.

Maturing is realising, having idols to chase after weather it be a fictional or non fictional charecter, can set a goal to better your mediocre boring life

He is supposed to win, he is not supposed to tell Jessica where that file came from

Are you paying to watch these?

@@JC-ev2ns no but the people whom's ads I'm watching are.

Yeah i agree, it's confusing. Sometimes maybe I want to find that other clip, the one that is hidden inside a completely unrelated clip

To be fair the extra scene included in this clip does help with understanding the reason why Harvey fires Mike.

Harvey had to break the law and illegally get information from Scotty to even hold a candle to Jessica. Jessica predicted he would have nothing by the time she got it reversed, and he would not have had he operated within the law. But he didn’t. When it comes to law Jessica is better. And when it comes to cheating, she can fight fire with fire better too.

That’s what makes their self inflicted bullet to the head in the later seasons so confusing. They were flawless in writing great female characters until suddenly they weren’t. Promoting Donna seemed like a social statement and not a sensible narrative decision. Over the seasons they built a portfolio of empowered female characters, any of which they could’ve brought back to receive the promotion. Any of those characters would’ve tracked and made more sense than idiotically giving that storyline to Donna’s character. Literally the only female character in the show who wasn’t qualified and hasn’t earned the position that was just given to her bc of her relationship w/ Harvey and the writers delusional justification that Donna’s appeal wasnt related to her role in the firm and how well she played it. They somehow figured that she’d maintain her appeal after stupidly promoting her over everyone. Should’ve brought back Scottie

@Sam Lim this guy lawyers

What

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you don't really realize it though until your first or second watch through she's always 2 steps ahead of everyone in every situation

Harvey would go to jail as well.

Wrong, You can see that Harvey its on a Learning climb, like the first episode ( when he threated Jess to leave and take clients ). But this time they have a 3rd part in the middle and its not a " talk " issue anymore... Mike is a big worker in progress when we speak about Harvey growing emotionally. I get you, but IMO was a perfect play from Mike ( keep it Neutral and live to fight another day ).

Harvey was out of line here this whole time and brought mike into this mess, Jessica showed him who was boss he had no right to do what he did

bffr , Mike went to prison for Harvey

Jessica would do that to him​@@robertnoble7554

Yeah, that's right!

“If I’m asking it from you”

no

mike aswell

for. e

Nah every character was superb im this series, louis mike jessica all are top notch

Loius oh man Louis how much fun and clever but idiot at the same time i love him

@Yoshi Bald for me…not really I find other characters…bland?? The only thing that hooked me a little was Harvey’s character although it’s a stereotypical alpha male dawg

What episode is this please?

@@derrickdoubleu9634 season 2 finale, I think.

@@Toshson thank you!

I don't think she was bluffing

She wasn't bluffing.

Oliver Matthews she was

JONNY GROSSMAN she was

@Imaelito AC Plus, Mike had worked basically every new and huge case the firm ended up getting. Stendslan motors or whatever the car company is called. That Tom guy who owns that fantasy football website who is solely Mike's client. No way she could have afforded to fire that shot, it was a blank

Tells you what people are willing to do when faced with prison. For Harvey the stakes were nothing compared to Mike going to prison. This is realistic writing.

Hypocrisy

How is he a hypocrite ?

@@khalilrahme5227 Read the comment above.

@@jonnygrossman6357 yeah I'm asking how, as in point out to me some instance where he's being hypocritical

@@khalilrahme5227 he’s sent people down the river too. He’s not perfect. He betrayed Jessica after she just slapped someone’s name on the wall (Darby) and even tho he stopped it midway I’m pretty sure he only did that because Mike betrayed him and he didn’t want Jessica to feel the way he felt when Mike did so. I’m only trying to dig deeper into what his actions meant. I’m not siding with either Mike or Harvey

She wasn't bluffing

@@redhawk44109 She was. After weighing out the consequences, snitching would’ve been a terrible move for momentary gain. She would’ve lost Harvey as well - a MASSIVE loss, not just for Jessica, but the whole firm

@@solitary2 She showed at the beginning of Season 2 that she was fine to let them both go. She doesn’t need Harvey. She is better than Harvey, and she can manage the firm just fine without him.

Looking at amount of views I think it was worth it ;] Btw, these scenes are one of the best imo so I dont bother watching them twice or even more if yt algorithm say so ;)

They both would have been dead to rice and Mike knew it

People copying comments GETS ME EVERY TIME

When she called him Boy, I was like You better get him girl 😂🙌🏽

​@@kemotembwe8940 oh look, the black person enjoyed seeing a black character bullying and showing power over the white character ( not only did she call him "boy" here as a way to demean him, basically describing him as a child while she's the adult....she went on the next time, calling him "white boy", which is basically the black version of "nigger"...a way to diminish white people for being white).

Yes atleast they communicate with each other nd solve internal issues. Ordinary places dnt offer that.

Please which season and episode is this

@@charlesekeoma5384 Season 2 Ep 16

he would've learned nothing ;)

Jessica is the one that mentored Harvey and brought him up to what he is. One of the reasons he’s loyal to her

Jessica paid for Harvey's law degree

Yeah but when Harvey does it it’s BaDaSS. Guess fan boys will always be cry babies.

Harvey bullies ppl he did it to Louis when they were in the bullpen (regular associates

Her argument was that she was going to lie and say she just found out about it, and if Mike tried to say that she knew, it would be his word against hers, and Cameron Dennis despises people who break the law, so there's no way he would have won. Sure there are flaws, but I don't think Mike thought about that

I can understand why Mike believed the bluff. It wasn’t until the end of the show that Jessica even started to respect Mike. She always thought of him as a liability to the firm. Mike knew that if Harvey didn’t support Mike he would be gone cause Jessica didn’t want the exposure. So it made sense to me why he fell for the bluff.

It wasn’t a bluff. The entire point is that she drafted that document and figured out a way to make it so it looked like she just found out about Mike and fired/reported him. If Mike told Harvey she would have followed thru and possibly got both of them sent to jail. Jessica liked Harvey but she wanted this merger more. She would have thrown em both under the bus

@@WayneMercy It doesnt matter that she didnt know.Even if she wouldnt have gotten convicted her firm would be sued for every case Mike touched and the merger would have fell through.The firm would have collapsed.

@@ngzhaoxian8676 Even if Jessica lied and said that she didn't know about Mike, she's the managing partner and she would probably be ousted for not knowing what was going on 'under her nose'. Especially when Harvey and Mike say she knew.

True

Jessica is a tactician, returning her opponent best asset against him. Perspective ;)

That’s the difference between Jessica and Harvey. Harvey wants to win in a way that means you have no excuses, he wants the world to know that he is the best. Jessica however, will do whatever it takes to win. To her, stabbing someone in the back is a way of showing her own kind of respect. If Jessica beat you fair and square, she never considered you a real opponent. Not to sound controversial but I do define the two as a true masculine and feminine characters. It’s very similar to Ned Starks attempt to usurp Cersei Lannister. Cersei wins because she not only is ruthless actually wants to be seen as ruthless. Also when Samantha and Alex were competing, Donna says Alex is the better lawyer, however Samantha was a lot more determined to win. So, is Jessica a coward? I would say no. Harvey of all people knew who his opponent was, he should’ve expected this.

Harvey Specter : Are you sure you want to take control in the night? Jessica Pearson : Night time's when they're sleeping. Harvey Specter : Telling them you're coming shows them respect. Jessica Pearson : Not telling them shows them more. Harvey Specter : What about honor? Jessica Pearson : Harvey, we're lawyers. We're not in the honor business. She is ruthless. She isn’t a coward. She is just ruthless.

@@Toshson ruthless coward

Nope cause she probably expected this convo

Yeah I didn't like this at all, him not going to harvey isn't a shock as we've seen he struggles with loyalty more than Harvey for sure, he's threatened her with that sams letter later on though so I don't see why he didn't right there and then.

Jessica I'd never take a bluff of independent, strong woman whose managing partner she wasn't kidding her eyes didn't blink

Last episode of season 2

He worked for Harvey, NOT Jessica.

@@ayush6025 lol Jessica ran the firm, Harvey worked for her, everyone in the company works for Jessica

@@andyt2k that’s not how it works.

@@ayush6025 That's how any company works, she's a named partner, everyone there other than the other named partners work for her. If I'm CEO of a company and you're a department manager, your department still works for me even if you're their direct boss

@@andyt2k she was also managing partner of the firm