"We Can Take This To The Bank" | Suits

[@burimfazliu3102]

Actually Harvey withholding any information is illegal

[@Vikturus22]

So was hiring a kid who doesn’t have a law degree but who’s following?

[@jameshagan2832]

Irl Harvey and most of this firm would have been disbarred multiple times

[@RILLA0106]

❤​@@Vikturus22

[@chasekennedy1302]

@@jameshagan2832 would Alex Williams get disbarred for the prison situation if Harvey and mike weren’t there and it came out?

[@MrErizid]

That wasn't illegal, Mike Ross passed the bar exam. What was illegal was telling every client that all their associates graduated from Harvard. @@Vikturus22

[@jon.pineda_]

“Come on, I love you Harvey” -Dead Pineapple that grew in Lanai yesterday

[@CaptainGanu]

"I DECLARE BANKRUPTCY!" Oh, sorry wrong show...

[@daredevil_491]

Michael Scott haha

[@Musicienne-DAB1995]

ROFLMFAO!!!!

[@squeet6831]

Explain this comment to me like I'm 5...

[@kevincrawford7439]

@@squeet6831Geography joke

[@bk6189]

😂😂😂

[@prathamkataria7570]

This was one of my favourite episodes. It was full of interesting characters, each with a relatable point of view, in a complex situation where there was no clear right or wrong. And it demonstrated why Harvey was the best corporate lawyer. His client's dreams came first, above his own office politics.

[@sponge9553]

Can I choose hardman? Here's the thing, hardman is amoral enough to probably keep mike on if he backed him

[@KitKatNisa]

He'd keep Mike on right up until his secret became even the slightest problem, then fire him. If you think otherwise, Hardman has tricked you just like he tricked everyone else.

[@marcroth2844]

Double edged sword! Mike could be smart enough to prove Hardman knew the secret all along. Same gamble he threw at Jessica ​@@KitKatNisa

[@abdelrhmanelabyed6339]

@@marcroth2844 Except he was not around when mike was hired, so he is in a better position

[@rushdihameed798]

I love the fast reading… just a blink and they know it all 😂

[@MortSalazar]

I also wish for a series where they show us characters reading their books and lengthy documents at normal speed It would be thrilling

[@allencrasta5851]

@@MortSalazar🤣🤣🤣 finally someone using logic

[@Minimish28]

In reality, they’ve probably seen the exact same forms hundreds of times and there’s stuff indicated on form of the standout points

[@kuro4841]

@@allencrasta5851 i mean at least a short cut, (maybe a location switch where they're sitting or something) to indicate that "some" time has passed, you know?

[@Kevin-oy2lr]

@@kuro4841 Is that really going to up the entertainment value?

[@TheDStepp]

"Come on... I loveee you harveyyy" kills me

[@chrisjackson1889]

0:56 Mike made this show 😂

[@fischerautoprops8931]

Jessica was never concerned about what was best for the client they represent. She was only worried about herself. As for the old lawyer, it was the client claiming bankruptcy that would keep him employed. The old lawyer was NEVER concerned about what was best for his client.

[@Musicienne-DAB1995]

Jessica was ALWAYS asking people to put herself ahead of them, even at the expense of what was best for their clients.

[@logeshs1297]

Yet, Jessica took all the blame and lost her license for the idiotic shenanigans of Mike Ross and Harvey Specter.

[@Nerwilo]

@@logeshs1297That was when she was ready to move on. She did that when she had already moved to Chicago. When she knew she was going to be disbarred, she didn’t care because she had already moved to Chicago at that point and had already started practicing law there.

[@candicew.1096]

@@NerwiloNot really…she got disbarred in Chicago as well. Also Zane also had to take the fall for Mike and Harvey.

[@Nerwilo]

@@candicew.1096 Well actually, yes. The only reason she got disbarred in Chicago as well is because whilst there, she took on a pro bono case against a powerful and super shady real estate developer who had the mayor in his pocket and then ended up using Jessica’s disbarment from the New York bar, as grounds to get her licence revoked in Illinois as well. Not to mention that the whole reason that Jessica got disbarred from the New York bar in the first place was because she took the fall for Mike's fraud during his Bar Association hearing. So what part of all of that suggests that Jessica only ever put herself first, when she lost her licence in New York to protect the rest of the firm from admitting they knew about Mike not being a real lawyer during his time at Pearson Specter and then loosing her licence in Chicago for taking on a pro bono case that was against a rich and powerful rest estate developer?

[@fischerautoprops8931]

All Jessica wanted was bowtie's vote.

[@gary-gt-tsang]

The issue I always had with this show was they always bring up "ethics" when it "suits" them but disregard/overlooks it when it doesn't

[@carwashslayer4235]

0:56 that sent me ahahahahahahahaha

[@timgreller]

Phillip Price resigned from E Corp to become a lawyer?

[@RajR96]

Suits was out first so technically he left Pearson Hardman for E Corp

[@johnson_street_IEMD]

Great Mike action @ 5.25

[@helojoeywala6622]

all harvey had to do was give full credit to paul for saving the guys company

[@EA-hz9mg]

Exactlt

[@scorcherking1076]

any pianta lovers?

[@Bavaria31]

I prefer Piantwo, but what does that have to do with suits

[@xn4vi77]

@@Bavaria31 he's trying to socialise let him practice XD

[@Bavaria31]

@@xn4vi77 doing that on the KZbin comment section is wild

[@i_like_Peanuts]

​@@Bavaria31 I'm just glad that this wasn't Instagram comments lol

[@Chalk89]

The football analogy is just awful.

[@HerbChao14xs]

I liked it.

[@gcollins1992]

Did anyone else think about Charlie the Unicorn when they heard "C'mon... I love you, Harvey?"

[@adrianpena8028]

wooooww what a throwback, I didn't before but now I do

[@NieceCamilaYTManager]

Recession = bankruptcy attorney got it 😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮

[@NieceCamilaYTManager]

Achha happy endings 😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅

[@solidmoon8266]

Recessions can lead to bankruptcy, and being smart enough to declare it before you're too deep in the hole to recover is business strategy.

[@_ace786]

this bs...for some nonsense powerplay at the firm...a guy could have lost his entire fortune...im glad Harvey is stand up guy.

[@LukeSaward]

Seeing Phillip Price I expected whiterose to just pop out from nowhere. Maybe Darlene can join the fray too

[@MIGBMWLOVER]

I know layers are supposed to be scam but that powerplay was irrelevant with the client's needs!

[@logeshs1297]

To all the people who say Jessica put her interest above all others, Harvey put his ego over all the client's and Firm's interest the moment he let Mike Ross into the firm.

[@DaZeroHero]

She also put Harvey’s ego and their relationship above all else when she didn’t fire mike

[@haroldthefrog]

Paul needed to be a bigger character

[@eagleswings159]

Think Jessica should have charted smother way of voting instead of pressuring Harvey astry with client

[@deluxe1of1]

Jessica was so wrong here and she could’ve prevented all of this by firing Harvey the second she knew about Ross . But her desire to keep her power got her into this mess

[@nithishr3334]

Which episode it is

[@rosssimpson3236]

S2 E2

[@chuy27arts]

Porter was extremely lame

[@youngbloodnba]

Nahh he had some power

[@aaryanpahuja2991]

His actual name is phillip price

[@schlipp9084]

Philip price moment

[@NieceCamilaYTManager]

CA san antonio - 8 years / 4/4 nift/ aieee secretary AP/PA Secetary

[@Hells_Gift_MB]

The illusive Paul Porter, mentioned but never seen 🤔

[@jabbar.tengah]

their skirts have been looked and they dont have much lol

[@Flex-tb2qc]

Jessica was only concerned about herself the cow

[@ernestkiiru9584]

Intelligence of women always baffles me ....the way they switch from all professional to full emotional disadvantaged little girls is amazing....it's like if I can't convince him professionally let me heap emotional guilt all over him by "I trusted you;I never thought I was alone;you never placed me before you;I will get out of this 😁

[@Tom_Stevens617]

The Incel Street is two blocks ahead bud

[@Shadowdrag00n]

and it looks like your standing on white knight simp lane

[@JJRichardson_]

100% correct although I give Jessica credit she has proven herself formidable whereas Donna has always wanted the accolades, titles and respect without ever earning them. Secretary no matter how gifted promoted to Senior Partner and COO is absurd and she would’ve never dared to ask Jessica for such a thing because that emotional mind game can only be played on men they can never do that to other women especially one above their pay grade because they see all of that coming a mile away.😂😂😂😂😂

[@KitKatNisa]

@@Shadowdrag00n Calling someone an incel doesn't make you a simp, but blaming a person's mistake entirely on their gender DOES make you an incel. I'm gonna assume you're also an incel, so you probably won't get that.

[@Shadowdrag00n]

@@KitKatNisa Wow, was it a slow week, nobody paying any attention to you so decided to make some word salad post?? Firstly i called them white knighting at least act like you can read a full sentence and not just one word from it. Secondly what was even your point aside from the attention seeking? please answer that or just retreat back to whatever rock thought it was safe to stick your head out from.

[@kyks6771]

Oh no.. anyways 🥸

[@bubba7578]

Harvey 100% wrong for this

[@bapelunchbox2366]

Not really. Harvey did his job. He kept the client happy by allowing them to stay in business. Paul Porter was also not in the wrong. He advised bankruptcy because he believed it was the only option to save his client. But unfortunately for him, he didnt have a Mike for a partner. Mike found something to help the client that nobody else would’ve found. Not knowing anything about it, of course he’d be mad about Harvey going against his interest for his client. Harvey’s only wrong for not pleasing Paul, and bringing him to Jessica’s side, which made Jessica mad. Jessica was so focused on keeping power that she advised Harvey to withhold information from the client, which is legal malpractice and a disbarrable offense. Jessica is completely in the wrong, she chose her desire for power over helping a client.

[@Raydnt69]

Harvey did wrong by Porter, but did right by the client. However, by doing wrong with Porter, he did wrong with Jessica.

[@conorwellman8592]

Not really because hiding the information from the client would have been illegal (but then again so are 90% of the moves they make in this show).

[@KitKatNisa]

@@conorwellman8592 Tom isn't Harvey's client, he's Porter's client. Porter is the only one with an obligation to inform Tom about the deal, and Harvey never informed HIM about it until the meeting with Tom.

[@zeevkeane6280]

That’s not how the law works.

[@TuIzzy]

Thank the gods this show ended! 👏👏