The Louis Litt Rehabilitation Program | Suits

Redemption is not going to be easy for Louis. Clients and associates are leaving the firm at an alarming rate and Louis is accused of betrayal by Harvey.
Season 2, Episode 12 "Blood in the Water": With his heart aching over Zoe a little more than he'd care to admit, Harvey comes into the office to find more bad news waiting for him: Trent Devon, a major client on the verge of taking his tech firm public, is thinking of leaving. It seems that word on the street is that Pearson Hardman is weak after their battle with Hardman, and the up-and-coming firm of Bratton Gould, under the new guidance of Allison Holt, is coming after clients and associates.
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Suits delves into the fast-paced, high-stakes world of a top Manhattan corporate law firm where hotshot associate Harvey Specter (Gabriel Macht, “Love & Other Drugs”) makes a risky move by hiring Mike Ross (Patrick J. Adams, “Old School”) a brilliant but unmotivated college dropout, as his associate. As he becomes enmeshed in this unfamiliar world, Mike relies heavily on the firm’s best paralegal Rachel (Megan Markle, “Horrible Bosses”) and Harvey's no-nonsense assistant Donna (Sarah Rafferty, “Brothers & Sisters”) to help him serve justice. With a photographic memory and the street smarts of a hustler, Mike proves to be a legal prodigy despite the absence of bonafide legal credentials.
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[@loganburntitus6948]

Forgive me for not knowing the mans name, Louis actor is phenomenal. He makes you hate him love him like him want to punch him. Its so fantastically played. He IS the character it isn't possible without his brilliance. ( and the writers empowering it all )

[@entropy9101]

It's Rick Hoffman. And agreed, he was definitely the best actor in the show.

[@loganburntitus6948]

@@entropy9101 Thank you.

[@TheJanstyler]

Rick Hoffman is a PHENOMENAL actor. The different emotions he brought out in me during suits, the different character arcs he played and just the details in his acting are incredible.

[@tajniak4335]

Louis is the best character of this show because he's the only one defined by his flaws rather than by how cool he is

[@fizz113]

4:48 when my little brother asks why I get to play Mario and he has to play Luigi:

[@papaCmahns]

Until you realize that Luigi's jump is fantastic and being Luigi is actually a blessing

[@FarisClassic]

Really? ​@@papaCmahns

[@TheDStepp]

This is genius

[@conorwellman8592]

@@papaCmahns exactly Luigi is better anyway

[@sriramananthakrishnan138]

Say what you want about Louis, dude always gets the short end of the stick. He constantly helps Mike and Jessica, sometimes Harvey when he's stuck, but when he lacks context and is emotional he just goes around acting on impulse which is what makes Harvey a cut above Mike and Louis, who though they can outthink probably anyone but Jessica, always let their emotions and bad judgement get the better of them, whereas Harvey doesn't let anything get in the way and is ruthless.

[@TheJanstyler]

That's one way to look at it. Though the wrong way. Louis CONSTANTLY sold out his employees, his partners, his boss and his firm. At every chance he got. Be it him being included in a case and f**king it up, him selling secrets to Hardman or so many other cases. He didn't have a SECOND where he could be completely trusted. Because every time the trust built up, he f**ked it up right before he could be. Yet he was forgiven over, and over, and over again. He got second third fourth and fifth chances. At EVERY turn. And each time, he'd do something worse. He sold them out, because he was hurt. He was hurt, because nobody recognized him. Nobody recognized him, because he was a rat. And he proved it so many times. And even though he always got forgiven, he always turned to the same sh**. And the few times he actually was treated badly, he used it to his benefit, AND only THEN claimed he was f**ked over. Luois was an amazing character, but everything that happened to him, he did to himself. He is a traitorous rat, that uses others faults to his advantage and THEN claims that it hurt him. Edit: He was a traitorous rat *for the most part. Not always. Edit: Oh also, this is, mostly, excluding the last two seasons.

[@vanshtanna5879]

@@TheJanstyler he is looking at it the right way. Louis had been the biggest grinder for the firm and had to turn to those bad ideas to get his promotions, he wasn't granted junior partnership, senior partnership, name partner or managing partner. Not to mention if Louis made mistakes, Harvey literally did the biggest one by hiring mike which nearly drove the firm into the ground. Louis was always treated like an outsider by Jessica and Harvey which is why Louis betrayed them in this case

[@philipp4776]

The last scene is one of my favourites of the show no words said but such a strong scene

[@esfandyarshah6411]

BECAUSE I SET IT UP!!

[@milesdsy]

because I know who you are

[@ChessScholarOfficial]

Are you still going to tell me you're not helping Allison?

[@randomt800kiddo2]

MAYBE NOT, BUT NOW THAT YOU'VE DONE WHAT YOU DONE, I WILL NEVER TRUST YOU

[@PhuongPham-tn6xw]

@@randomt800kiddo2 i'm a partner

[@blakus83]

Rick Hoffman had the best arc as Lewis. So glad I was there for the original releases and have known this fantastic show since its start.

[@jessedellross3245]

Top 3 best Harvey/louis scene

[@God_is_Beyond_Natural]

*The most loaded speechless conversation ever!* 😂

[@drewblenkley]

the only time Jessica was naive thinking Louis was fixable😂

[@sujiangliaowei]

in the end Harvey tears that resignation scene was a masterpiece!!!!!

[@Chatothebear]

BECAUSE I SET IT UP!

[@ThisAintAStupidName]

5:05 *Narrator voice* As it turns out, he would go on to trust Louis many times.

[@JinzoDaddy-qb7kl]

BECAUSE I SET IT UP!!

[@Richisein]

Last scene was 😎

[@liliup7964]

watching season 7 right now and im pretty disappointed. donna is so annoying, because she is like a super hero, she knows and she is able to do everything and she can read minds. she is like chuck norris of suits. harvey is more and more like a loser, like a newbie in this team, from a managing partner to a boring attorney with avarage skills. ther is more what i realy dont like so for me this show ends with season 6

[@saldashartist]

9:35 Ummommo wOy. repeat 20 times. This is what we call music now.

[@BG-mw5pt]

the only show where "we're done" means "just for a little bit".

[@brunoribeiro3393]

Jéssica Pearson.❤

[@ANNASTESIA-s4o]

I would never betray my friends OR BETRAY my friends . When you make the right choices you should be rewarded. Isn't that what you heard? 😊

[@Tharindu_LK]

Litt is an asset but he needed proper managing which Jessica and Harvey failed to do time and time again which makes them the failures, not Louis

[@shane_king9000]

Both ways cos the trio gets blind sighted alot

[@kyleblackwell9958]

Mike lied to Harold

[@Zeeezeerererrzerzerzerzer]

yeah he'll find about

[@kyleblackwell9958]

@@Zeeezeerererrzerzerzerzer your sentence doesn’t make sense

[@jarednil69]

So dramatic

[@jolty404]

4:40 I'm not sure how to feel about giving a jewish character the line "I was under orders"

[@mdotbirmz]

I like it

[@swhite7929]

There's a whoooole bunch of stuff with Louis' character that borders on 'yikes' in light of him being the only Jewish character of the main cast.

[@ANNASTESIA-s4o]

That character is continually making mistakes and he has the audacity speaking about mediocrasy ?

[@vishnucharan1304]

First!

[@itsjaelyn2505]

BECAUSE I SET IT UP!!!

[@cmj0929]

BECAUSE I SET IT UP!!