Freeing an Innocent Man From Death Row | The Leonard Bailey Timeline | Suits

[@stevea8875]

The series was really hurt when Gina Torres / Jessica left…. It was also a shame she didn’t feature in the finalé, it was nice when she cameo’d in a few later episodes along with Mike, but it was a shame the show lost these main characters

[@rashminhas]

The way the character of Jessica was handled throughout the series was superb. Underestimated at every turn but she smacked the taste of everyone who did. Made mistakes and owned up to each one of them and learned from them while also being the boss woman of the show the entire time.

[@kembawinchester4861]

Every single time, this makes me tear up. Jessica Pearson's character was ELITE writing in this show. 💯

[@malvinrjawakory]

Waow 30 minutes. Its not even recap anymore. Lovin it❤

[@drewblenkley]

at the beginning of suits you'd never imagine these 2 teaming up like this

[@kyleblackwell9958]

Some of these suits episodes touch my heart

[@UnicornPizza]

Okay, fine - I’ll rewatch Suits for the 300rd time

[@TrinityTwo]

That father should have been prosecuted for witness tampering and possibly obstruction.

[@Aobix]

I like this type of ethical dilemmas

[@AleeCrypto]

after 12 years no body even listen to him all it takes "Mr Baily you are free"

[@blaccademia]

I wish we saw more of Rachel and Jessica, such a powerful duo!

[@freddiewallace9631]

the best case on suits

[@KabirBhae]

that's surprising to hear. I didn't like this case at all. The whole season was a major dip from the previous one

[@sdcn7107]

I completely agree! I was glued to my screen during these scenes. Gina and Meghan did a great job!

[@UnicornPizza]

The Hessington Oil arc was better, in my opinion

[@Nikoche16]

@UnicornPizzaI didn’t like that arc at all. For me it was Hardman one

[@Jackhansxn]

I really liked this episode

[@AmbroyceHoldingsLLC]

OG Hoover Duece straight like that!

[@joannejohnson7006]

Thank you for the reminder that a form of justice can be obtained through women’s hard believing

[@Aobix]

Rachel and Jessica dynamic was great. I also wanted to see Katrina and Harvey dynamic but never get to see one

[@BlakeMartin802]

Dude, Rachel is so insufferably arrogant. She has such a hard time coming to terms that experience as a paralegal and experience as a practicing attorney are not equivalent. I think the irony in her character stems for how she wants to make it on her own and not rely on her father, but she still relies heavily on her more adept coworkers, kind of like Donna. Also, it's funny how Jessica still refers to the firm as "Pearson Specter" instead of "Pearson Specter Litt." Just shows that considering Louis blackmailed his way into becoming a named partner, she still doesn't regard him as one.

[@jmhorange]

Louis may have blackmailed his way to named partner, but let's be honest, everyone used Mike's secret to get ahead professionally, even Jessica. As Mike told her one day when she demanded him to stay late, she could have fired Mike when she first found out, but instead she kept him around because it helped her retain power and crush her enemies. Probably in her head, the firm is named Pearson.

[@scifirealism5943]

Jessica also would never had made Louis name partner because even though he deserved it, she is ambivalent towards him. Her and Harvey never really accepted Louis as an equal.

[@ThePalmWoods]

30:54 not what hearsay is, pal

[@franccamaj488]

Deuce here!

[@nubianking2018]

Miss it...

[@Born2beSPRA]

I hate when they write to solve the problem to get the person to tell the truth with a bluff like that. If he knew that Maria didn’t have a roommate then why tell the truth? I would be like “ok where’s the said roommate?” Oh she doesn’t exist what does that change? Boom gets away with it

[@baked7423]

TBF that was the only choice, they had to get him to admit it since there was no evidence and he was kinda forced to otherwise it lead to further pigeonholing. It does change things because it means he has intimate knowledge about Maria which would be very odd for him to know the witness especially when he shouldn't know

[@kwasibruce]

Rachel is a very beautiful woman.

[@akshaychordia8583]

How did the liar get to live free after this?

[@kwasibruce]

I believe Leonard's conviction was racially motivated, for being black.

[@gamingpenguin5623]

first

[@imhereforitall9218]

2nd.😊

[@imhereforitall9218]

This prisoner guy mostly all I’ve ever seen him do was ever play criminals in most of his roles I’ve seen in him. At least he’s not type casted.

[@Caliboi310]

@@imhereforitall9218he played a police officer on the show Sons of Anarchy.

[@imhereforitall9218]

@@Caliboi310Not familiar. I’ll check it out. I’ve added a disclaimer of mostly. Thanks.

[@lMisasan]

why Americans are so rude when someone is trying to help them?

[@muhamamdabdullah]

the guy is literally on death row, it doesnt matter where youre from, you would be freaking tf out over it

[@imhereforitall9218]

@@lMisasan Maybe for the same reason non-Americans don’t have the highly coveted critical thinking skills like most Americans do & as a result they make unfounded sweeping generalization statements like the one you just made. Obviously those 2 ladies knew enough not to take it personal because his venting had zero to do with them but also knew they needed to allow him to get it out his system in order to move forward & they did.

[@lMisasan]

@imhereforitall9218 they are humble to right?

[@bensonfang1868]

what does this have to do with americans specifically?

[@choryllis6646]

Have you been on death row for 12 years for a crime you didn't commit? Lost everything and everyone you love because someone was determined to see you dead for no reason other than they thought you deserved it? Try a bit of empathy.