Harvey Suggests Mike To Take The Job Offer To Stop Being a Fraud | Suits

[@Otter-Destruction]

"Still be in the majors, just be a different sport" that's such a great line.

[@ciaranoconnell4783]

Harvey is actually a great friend here. To lose Mike would badly hurt him emotionally but he's putting Mike's interests above seeing him every day and enjoying his friendship. They are rolling the dice every day that Mike stays here so to leave removes that risk entirely. It's a killer emotionally but it protects all of them.

[@sahastrajitsingh2646]

Man the mix of emotions on Harvey's face , the way he asks questions to Mike in quick succession as if to rip off a painful band aid and get it done with and not show that he needs Mike is just brilliant .

[@Whatsyourproblemhuh]

Phenomenal actor

[@TheThomasmbajjwe]

@@Whatsyourproblemhuh First-rate acting! The "When" 'When what" exchange! Hmmm

[@arshie26]

Thanks for pointing this out! Did not notice it.

[@swerv8809]

haven’t watched this, just been seeing clips, but some reason I feel it also has to do with his interrogation skills as a lawyer, combined with the emotions experienced

[@aayushsrivastava9569]

That look on Harvey's face when he feels Mike may leave, just like how a father might feel when his son leaves.

[@PandoraI]

You can tell just by judging from Mike’s face, he wanted desperately for Harvey to say not to take the offer.

[@freeinghumanitynow]

I found this scene to be very tense. I feel like Harvey was saying one thing but was screaming internally. He so didn't want Mike to leave but was saying what he felt was in Mike's best interest. Gabriel was just so fantastic in this scene conveying that underlying meloncholy.

[@confusedindividual]

I really wish they would have spent more time on Mike working for Sidwell and shown some positive transactions. The first scene with the two of them was Mike getting reemed for underperforming which just put this air of desperation behind everything he did afterwards.

[@adityatiwari4555]

1:05 so that's how Harvey got his tell

[@rizwanwali4223]

You are a genius and a scholar

[@georgesouthern1725]

"when" "whend i get the job offer?" "When did i ask" The pottential......disapointing

[@balazskortvelyesi8576]

Do you sell cram?

[@rogerfernandes634]

What're you talking about

[@terminator35678]

@@rogerfernandes634 he's asking if he sells cram

[@korielucious5837]

you’d still be in the majors he’d just be a different sport !

[@LeoCasio]

He would have been richer then anything if he kept the job

[@dksoulstice6040]

One of the many instances Harvey proves he truly cares about Mike and loves him like a little brother. Love is doing what's best for them, even if it hurts you. He'd rather Mike stay, but it was in Mike's best interest to go legit, so that's what he advised him to do.

[@andydrums4333]

Mike's upset because Harvey didn't tell him to stay. He wanted to stay but knew that Harvey would make it an easier decision

[@hasanhuseyin2353]

These two took bromance to a whole new level

[@jackwarden1805]

Finance >>> law

[@seanmurphy9913]

He should have done it. It would be interesting seeing him do well without the drama

[@meharabchoudhury38]

have you seen season 4

[@IamSome1]

Watching it with stremio, i can tell

[@Chriswilliamsav]

Harvey Specter wouldn’t comment the number of his comment

[@tonyliang8099]

Yes he should. Lock in door close.

[@shwetamahulikar3376]

So to be an investment banker you don't need a degree? I don't understand how does it work?

[@whoelsebutgod]

I love how Mikes completely capable of practicing law, and passed the bar but can’t be a lawyer?

[@francescorota2982]

Well, he didn't pass the bar, nor graduated from college... nor attend law school

[@whoelsebutgod]

@@francescorota2982 no he passed the bar. He didn’t go to law school.

[@francescorota2982]

@@whoelsebutgod he did not pass it with his name. He did the exam for multiple other people.

[@whoelsebutgod]

@@francescorota2982 you right you right.

[@predatorkillss]

@@francescorota2982 this all could have been avoided if Harvey just invested in Mike made him a paralegal till he got through the bar. But I guess then we wouldnt have gotten the series.

[@rogercornelio995]

Nice line: You’ll still be in the Majors, only in a different sport!!!!

[@johnmike4546]

You found out i am divorced, i am going to drop the suit now...

[@zBMatt]

This makes absolutely no sense to me, with the story Mike has and the connections to top alumnus (of virtually every modern year) he’s gotten, Harvard would take him in a heart beat (regardless of wether he cheated or not). It’s not like Harvard would be taking a risk with him either, he’s already passed the bar and he’s already been a top lawyer in a top city. At this point all he needs Harvard for is the name.

[@richardnguyen1520]

While this makes sense for everybody, academic institutions are fussy about integrity. Fraudulent practice isn't something any school will hang their name on. Harvard doesn't need to stick its neck out for Mike.

[@doreeneb]

Never gonna happen lol. And institution like Harvard wouldn't take Mike on considering his cheating before and fraud afterwards. No reason for their name to be associated with him. As the poster above said, Harvard doesn't need Mike so no need for them to stick their necks out for him and mess with their 'integrity' (even though we know that under the surface, there's shadiness lol).

[@realmdarkness]

@@doreeneb Agreed. Remember the reactions to the celebrity child bribery scandal in 2019? It was a shitshow and shows that academic institutions don't want to deal with bad press. Plus, if Harvard got investigated, they'd have to cover for Mike presenting himself as a lawyer this whole time, because he's already done the crime and committed more crimes to cover it up

[@WayneMercy]

He can’t go back to Harvard now or else everyone will know he’s been practicing law without a license this whole time lol

[@maralonent6257]

“Harvard would take him in a heartbeat” Comments like this are always about what people think should happen rather than what would unfold in reality.

[@denzeltaylor9336]

When Donna later got in his grill about the struggle with this decision, it was one of her least-shining moments for me. She behaved as if he doesn't have a lot to consider or like he's ungrateful for what Harvey has done for him. Donna is awesome, but outside of Harvey, she often gives wack personal advice.

[@maralonent6257]

Donna is not awesome. She has moments like everyone else, but the ridiculous level fans put her on is something her character never lived up to.

[@samsouyave-murphy986]

Please, make a “Best of Jenny” compilation. She is a great character, and often gets sidelined because she isn’t Rachel.

[@DeathlySecurity]

I am team Jenny for sure. I like Rachel, but Jenny was a better fit funnier and actually made mike a better man

[@richhobo1216]

@@DeathlySecurity yeah and rachel was just super annoying and full of herself. She demanded so much attention and respect it was kinda crazy

[@royaneekhalil6488]

@@richhobo1216 the asking respect wasn't crazy- it was not seeming to give the same back that was bad. Donna and Jessica demanded respect but they gave it too. With Rachel, it was as if she only gave it when it was convenient... Or at least that is how i felt.

[@richhobo1216]

@@royaneekhalil6488 yeah exactly that's what I meant she expected much more than she gave in return

[@Smock27]

I like Jenny more than Rachel

[@deekshithshetty9270]

I miss suits

[@cmdaltctr]

I started watching Billions because a friend recommend it but its no where near Suits level of enjoyment to watch.. at least for me.

[@shivinunitholi2493]

In the real world, will anyone get a job offer as a lawyer and as an investment banker without having any formal cert in either of the subjects?

[@80s_Boombox_Collector]

Is there a federal or state agency demanding that people have a degree before working as an investment banker?

[@daredevil_491]

@@80s_Boombox_Collector no

[@rajdeep4251]

Mike's a tsun tsundere...A tsundere in suit

[@maralonent6257]

I like how google translate tried to interpret what you said there and failed.

[@klaudiagrob]

Mixed emotions

[@mediaconsumption3972]

Why is the audio quality so bad on these clips

[@benshapiro8623]

If mike took a job at investment banking doesn’t that also make him a fraud at investment banking or do u not need a degree to study that

[@hindenburg2006]

Nope. Only the requisite licenses.

[@erhhsdhh2099]

99% of financial firms will want a degree, but that is their own internal company requirement. It's not enforced by law. Technically they can hire whoever they want. But with law, you need to pass the bar and have a license to practice law

[@xtehmoonlight7400]

investment banker doesn't need someone with finance or any fancy degree...whoever is fine with them as long as they know you can make them money

[@redwanhossainrisann]

@@xtehmoonlight7400 its like software engineering , you do not need the certificate to do the job. What you need is the skill , the knowledge of making money. Now if you ask which degree is preferable? Of course finance , finance investment, BBA in finance and related degrees.

[@vincenfl8288]

Episode??

[@vornamenachname8386]

Season 3 and episode 14/15

[@ryosakazaki559]

This guy looks a lot like Gilbert Arenas.

[@fakeaccount1776]

season 3 episode 15

[@anuragmishra4552]

Thanks 😂💚

[@ciuciobelo]

I mean fr though, they are just work buddies.. Outside of work, almost total strangers.. They are not friends..

[@elinakadzhaeva4887]

Um... actually, no, they are really friends and even more, they are family, which was mentioned more than once in the series. Have you even watched it at all?

[@gouthamsaravanan4140]

6 eps of s4

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