- 16 hours ago
Watch Suits Season 1 Episode 7 online in HD on Dailymotion (2025).
Category
🎥
Short filmTranscript
00:03.
00:21Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.
00:22God, I'm so sorry.
00:23Are you OK?
00:24You know there are easier ways to kill me if you're worried
00:25I'll rat you out for cheating on the LSATs.
00:28Come on.
00:28Rachel.
00:29Unbelievable.
00:30Rachel.
00:31Oh, God.
00:34Rachel, come on.
00:35Let me buy you a fresh cup.
00:36Are you actually going to buy it this time?
00:37Are you going to steal it?
00:38OK, first of all, I don't steal.
00:39I cheat.
00:40There's a big difference.
00:41And I don't do it anymore.
00:43Oh, great defense.
00:44I'm sorry, Your Honor.
00:45I know that I murdered her, but I promise I won't do it anymore.
00:49Look, I understand why you're mad, but I still don't think
00:51you're being entirely fair.
00:53Not fair?
00:54What's not fair is that you repeatedly help people skirt a system
00:57that stands in the way of me becoming a lawyer.
00:59You know what?
00:59Why don't you give up the whole saint accent?
01:01The only reason you figured out I was cheating is because
01:03you were thinking about cheating yourself.
01:05Thinking about cheating and actually doing it are two very
01:06different things, doctor analogy.
01:08Oh.
01:11Whoa.
01:11Did I miss an apocalypse?
01:13Where is everyone?
01:14You know, for someone with a freak brain, you manage to forget
01:17everything important.
01:19Follow me, but don't talk to me.
01:27Not bad, Harvey.
01:29The Prague Hotel in the black in less than three years
01:31and a successful IPO.
01:33You said passion wasn't productive.
01:35I don't know anyone that's ever said that.
01:38Jones, tell me something.
01:40You have 30 hotels in 12 different countries,
01:42but you spent last week in Daniel Vegas Lisbon Resort.
01:46What?
01:47Just, you know, checking out the competition.
01:49That was more than a fact-finding mission,
01:51you're thinking merger.
01:52Do you honestly believe that I'd do that without talking to you first?
01:55I know you would.
01:56Then perhaps I did.
01:57Jones, if you try to pursue a merger,
02:00you may not control what happens to your business
02:02that you built so passionately.
02:04Okay, Sherlock, hear me out.
02:06Combined, we're 100 hotels in 23 countries.
02:09I like having multiple homes.
02:11But you don't need another name on the mortgage.
02:13It's a good deal.
02:14Yeah, and it's my job to get you a better one, okay?
02:17Promise me you didn't do a handshake deal.
02:22Donna?
02:29Who's ready for Mock Trial 2011?
02:34What, like, make-believe trials?
02:37You gonna play Monopoly after?
02:39This is your debutante ball.
02:42The impression you make on the partners will last.
02:45Thank you for clapping, Steve.
02:46And let me guess, Harvey was...
02:48Legendary.
02:49Shocking.
02:49Sydney Thompson was a consultant with Lunders Global Initiative.
02:54She had a few too many
02:55and decided to entertain her friends
02:56with an impersonation of her boss, Lena Lunders.
03:00This impersonation was recorded
03:01and uploaded onto a social networking site.
03:04The next day, she was fired.
03:08Sydney is now suing for wrongful termination.
03:11We are looking to see...
03:12Can't cheat your way out of this one.
03:15Partners have been instructed to only use the associates
03:18in emergency situations.
03:25Let the games begin.
03:27Yeah!
03:28All right.
03:29When your name is called, please step up and meet your match.
03:31I think you mean my bitch, Lewis.
03:35Jean Kaplan?
03:36I'm glad Jessica finally chose a case with a strong female character.
03:41Last year, I was forced to play a traffic cop.
03:45It's a total waste of my talent.
03:47Wait a minute. You play witnesses?
03:48Oh, I don't play anything. I embody.
03:51And if I'm on your team, you're a winner.
03:53Well, in that case...
03:55No.
03:57Kyle Durant.
03:58Mike Ross.
04:06Mike Ross.
04:09Mike Ross.
04:13Kyle for the plaintiff.
04:16Ross for the defendant.
04:19You're the best man left.
04:20Oh, by the way, Kyle, weren't you a national mock trial champion?
04:24That's right, Lewis.
04:25In high school, college, and law school.
04:54You're the best man left.
04:56You're the best man left.
05:00You're the best man left.
05:02You're the best man left.
05:04You're the best man left.
05:04You're the best man left.
05:08You're the best man left.
05:09I need an assessment of all of Vegas hotels, okay?
05:13I want you to check annual earnings, property value.
05:16There should be writing.
05:18Yeah, this all doesn't sound like an emergency.
05:20You're the mock trial?
05:21Okay.
05:22I'm on it.
05:25Uh, listen, Harvey, about...
05:26I don't give advice.
05:28Okay, please, sensei.
05:29I'm out of my league with this thing.
05:34Listen to me.
05:36Don't go to trial.
05:38It's a mock trial.
05:40I think the trial part is kind of a prerequisite.
05:42Right.
05:44Law is about control, okay?
05:46You can only control so much with a jury, judge, witnesses, and another lawyer with an ego complex.
05:52And what if the lawyer doesn't have an ego complex?
05:53Every lawyer has an ego complex.
05:55The firm has presented an exercise where there's potential for failure, okay?
05:59Okay.
06:00All I'm saying is try and create a situation where that's not even a possibility.
06:04Kobayashi Maru.
06:07Kobo what now?
06:08Star Trek.
06:09Captain Kirk.
06:10He wins a no-win situation by rewriting the rules.
06:12You're a Trekkie.
06:14Hey, Captain Kirk is the man, okay?
06:15I don't want to hear another word about it.
06:17Now, enough with your fake law problem.
06:19Let's deal with my real one.
06:20All right.
06:20All right, Captain.
06:26You want to know how to do a cross?
06:28Some people like to use big words.
06:30Some people like to go for sympathy.
06:32But personally, I'm a little more go for the groin.
06:36Oh, hey, Mike.
06:38Mind dismissing the peanut gallery so we can talk, Kyle?
06:40I'm sorry, guys.
06:41Looks like Ross here came to plead for mercy.
06:46If you're here for the witness exhibit exchange, don't bother.
06:50I already know who you're going to call and what evidence you're going to use.
06:52Actually, I'm not going to call any witnesses or present any evidence.
06:56Let's settle.
06:57Or I could beat you.
06:58The plaintiff has shown a pattern of making derogatory statements about my client.
07:01You say.
07:02Not the emails.
07:03Which have no tone of voice and are subject to interpretation.
07:05Which is exactly why your argument is shaky at best.
07:07Then beat me in court.
07:08Kyle.
07:09There is a reason that Harvey chose me to be his guide.
07:12You really want to find out what that reason is?
07:17And how do I know this isn't some sort of trick?
07:19It's not a trick.
07:21This is our chance to stand out.
07:24Look, settling gets us in and out of there in five minutes.
07:27You drop the suit and you and I spend the rest of the week making ourselves indispensable to the partners
07:31while everyone else buries their heads in Candyland court.
07:37I'm going against my better judgment trusting you.
07:42Shall we have a deal?
07:48Daniel, paperwork looks good.
07:51Despite the fact that you two decided to go lawyer commando, the devil's always in the details.
07:56Harvey, I know that impulse purchases don't exist in your world, but the timing was right.
08:00And as for the details, I'd like to leave that to my man, Scott.
08:04Does he always like to be late?
08:05She.
08:06Just got off a plane from London.
08:20Meet Ms. Dana Scott.
08:24Welcome.
08:25Hi, thank you.
08:27Scotty.
08:27Harvey.
08:28Oh, you two know each other?
08:29We went to Harvard Law together.
08:30Harvey was fifth in the class and I was...
08:32Oh, I forget.
08:33What was it?
08:33Married to the library?
08:34That's right.
08:35Number one.
08:35Number one at studying.
08:38Okay, this way.
08:41Tell me, Scotty, what's my success rate against you in the real world where we practice real law?
08:46Oh, Harvey, there should be no winners or losers in a merger, just a happy new couple.
08:51That's right.
08:52Three and O.
08:52Well, I say we let these two talk deal points while I try your chef's famous sea bed.
08:57Absolutely.
08:58Very nice.
08:59We like each other, even if you two don't.
09:06Married to the library?
09:07It's not my fault.
09:08The library was the best you could do.
09:11Do you have the preliminary proposal?
09:14No, I just flew in from London completely unprepared.
09:16Try not to be intimidated.
09:17I use some big words.
09:19Overcompensation isn't that big of a word.
09:21It isn't?
09:21I can hardly wait to see the work of a senior partner.
09:24I see my promotion popped up on your Harvey Specter Google alert.
09:27That's not all that's going to pop up.
09:38I can't remember the last time we got out of bed.
09:40Pretty convenient that we're working on a hotel merger.
09:45Remember the mining deal?
09:47Chef 27?
09:48How could I forget?
09:53Listen, about the due diligence.
09:54Ah, Harvey.
09:57You know the rules.
10:01No case negotiations till we're done.
10:03I think that might be a while.
10:20How?
10:20Couldn't resist seeing brilliance in action.
10:22Actually, I have to be here.
10:23I'm playing the part of the plaintiff.
10:26Wow.
10:26I knew you were pissed, but I didn't realize you were petty.
10:29What does that mean?
10:30It's an adjective.
10:30It means small-minded, spiteful.
10:32Okay.
10:32You chose to work with the one guy who's going against me.
10:34Kyle asked me and I said yes.
10:36You know what?
10:36It doesn't really matter because you're never going to take the stand.
10:39Really? How's that?
10:40It's a surprise.
10:41Prepare to watch a mock trial legend be born.
10:48Is council ready to proceed with opening statements?
10:51I'd like to submit a settlement agreement, Your Honor.
10:53Plaintiff is ready, Your Honor.
10:55Which is it, Councillor?
10:57Um, the council for the plaintiff and I agreed to a settlement yesterday.
11:01He must have misunderstood.
11:02We had discussed, but I never agreed to anything.
11:05Do you have a signed agreement?
11:08I'm...
11:10No.
11:11Then we are ready to proceed.
11:13You have the floor.
11:17On March 31st, 2010, Sydney Thompson was unwittingly recorded on cell phone.
11:22She made a joke.
11:23The type of joke that I'm sure every person in this courtroom has made at one point or another.
11:28And yet, she was fired.
11:31And yet, she was fired.
11:31She was fired.
11:33And yet, she was fired.
11:35And now, she was fired.
11:35And now, she not only deserves her job back, but she's damaged.
11:39Wow.
11:40Mr. Ross.
11:41Mr. Ross.
11:42Mr. Ross.
11:46Are you ready?
11:49Um, the, uh, the defense...
11:57According to Bowmaster v. Whiteley, if the party to a settlement is surprised by the repudiation of the settlement, then
12:02the court must provide reasonable amount of time to prepare for the trial.
12:08Reasonable time?
12:09Yes, Your Honor.
12:10You get five minutes.
12:13Vega has more property.
12:14DeBeck has more potential.
12:17Which is harder to monetarily define.
12:19This isn't a library, Scotty.
12:21My guy's an up-and-comer.
12:22That's why your guy's pouncing.
12:24Your client is an impulse shopper, which is what may have made him a quick success, but could make him
12:28an even faster failure.
12:30So he's a passionate guy.
12:32He falls in love with the city, and he builds himself a hotel.
12:35Who are you to argue with his track record?
12:37I'm a realist, and I have never seen a deal pushed through so quickly.
12:40So what?
12:42So your guy might wake up tomorrow and decide that he doesn't want to do this.
12:45Which is why I'm not showing you our private books without a signed deal.
12:49Is that a joke?
12:50Am I laughing?
12:51Look, I may not have been awake during our M&A clinic.
12:54Except for when you were copying my notes.
12:56Which is no walk in the park.
12:57You write like a monkey.
12:58But in any case, due diligence is a requirement.
13:05I have an obligation to my client.
13:08We don't have a deal.
13:11And everyone's gonna know it's because you killed it.
13:14I know.
13:16I don't see you rushing to show us your private books.
13:18I have nothing to hide.
13:20You can have full access to our books right now.
13:22Great.
13:22You show me yours, and I'll show you mine.
13:25Don't say it, Harvey.
13:29Mike.
13:31Hey, are you okay?
13:33Now you care?
13:34Mr. Ross, I'm gonna have to ask you not to speak to my client.
13:35She's not your client.
13:37She is Rachel, the paralegal, and I only have five minutes, so you should really get out of my face.
13:41What's your problem, Mike?
13:42My problem is that you don't have the balls to make this a fair fight, Kyle.
13:45Lawyering isn't about fighting fair, and you better watch your false accusations, or I might just sue you for defamation.
13:51Come on.
13:57The defendant wishes to countersue.
13:59On what grounds?
14:00I believe that's my line, counselor.
14:02Defamation of character.
14:04The plaintiff's video negatively impacted the perception of Lena Lunders and impaired her financial well-being.
14:09That's ridiculous, Your Honor.
14:10In order for there to be defamation, the statements made would have been false.
14:13That's not the case here.
14:14Then you should have no problem proving that in court.
14:19Countersuit is allowed.
14:20Are you serious?
14:22Would you like to approach the bench and find out how serious I am?
14:28Your Honor, the defendant should have filed counterclaims before the trial began.
14:31Yes, he should have.
14:32But no one in this crop of associates had the foresight to do so.
14:37And we drafted a whole addendum just because we assumed one of you would.
14:43So I'm going to allow it.
14:44Do you have a problem with that?
14:47No, Your Honor.
14:48This is now a defamation trial.
14:50You have until Friday to prepare.
14:56Nice recovery.
14:57Thinking on your feet.
14:59But you wouldn't have had to if you hadn't been so naive.
15:03Thank you, Your Honor.
15:09How'd the negotiation go?
15:12You come out on top?
15:13Why didn't you tell me Scotty was opposing counsel?
15:15Because I didn't want you to have performance anxiety.
15:18About the case.
15:19She's tough.
15:20You're obvious.
15:21And her fly's unzipped.
15:22No, it isn't.
15:22But it was earlier today.
15:24You can do better.
15:25Ooh, is that what Scotty said?
15:27Type up the deal points.
15:28I got her to cave.
15:29DeBecq's going to run the show.
15:30All I had to do was show her our books.
15:36I can't believe it.
15:37You gave me like the worst advice anyone's ever given another person.
15:40Take the drama down a notch, Juliet.
15:42I tried to settle, and I got completely blindsided.
15:45I told you to settle.
15:46I didn't tell you to be stupid.
15:48What do you think's going to happen in the real world?
15:50You have to be prepared for anything.
15:52Well, in the real world, I won't have to be looking for someone to play my fake witness
15:55in my fake trial.
15:56Wait, wait, wait.
15:57What do you think?
15:58You think witnesses are just going to jump up and present themselves?
16:01Because they're not.
16:01And sometimes, when you have one, they disappear or recant.
16:05And you know what you do?
16:06You deal with it.
16:07Mock trial is about figuring out what type of lawyer you want to be.
16:10And there's only two types, winners and losers.
16:13Okay, that sounds great, Harvey.
16:15But I haven't prepared.
16:16I don't have anyone to play my client or my witness.
16:19And apparently, I'm going up against someone that I can't trust.
16:22Figure out a way to beat them anyway.
16:24Winners don't make excuses when the other side plays the game.
16:42I don't know.
16:42Hey, Donna.
16:43I approved that final agreement on the hotel merger.
16:46Quick questions.
16:46Harvey ever heard of spell check?
16:51Oh, my God.
16:52Sorry.
16:53Are you...
16:53No, no, no.
16:54It's okay.
16:54Here.
16:55No, no, no.
16:55You don't have to cry.
16:56It's okay.
16:57It's okay.
16:58It's okay.
16:59He says things sometimes and they cut to the bone.
17:02He does it to me, too.
17:03I know.
17:03He says...
17:04It's not bad, right?
17:07I can also do the Demi Moore single to your left eye or right eye,
17:10if that's better for the character.
17:11Okay, I'm scared.
17:12What's going on?
17:13If I'm going to play Lena Lunders for you,
17:15I need to be able to use my full range of emotions.
17:19Oh, my God.
17:20I love you.
17:21Yeah, I know.
17:24Focus.
17:25You need another witness.
17:26And at this point, everybody else in the firm is booked up.
17:29Is Mommy helping you clean up your mess, Ross?
17:33Am I Mommy in this scenario?
17:35What?
17:37Uh...
17:37Ross is just...
17:38a baby.
17:43Oh, my God.
17:44I cannot believe I'm going to lose to that tool.
17:47Okay, come on.
17:48No pity parties.
17:49Oh.
17:50Go to an outside source for the other witness.
17:52For the best friend, you need somebody pretty, sympathetic,
17:55and most importantly, willing to go above and beyond for you.
18:03What are you doing here?
18:06Jenny, come on.
18:06I need your help.
18:08I've got nowhere else to go.
18:17You yelled at me.
18:19Kissed me.
18:20Pushed me away.
18:22Disappeared.
18:22I haven't talked to you in forever.
18:24I don't even know what's going on in your life.
18:25Well, if you let me in, I'll explain.
18:28And I promise, it's a really good story.
18:33So you've been living a lie this whole time.
18:40Yeah.
18:43That's awesome.
18:45Really?
18:47Yeah.
18:48I mean, as far as double lives go, you're maybe not as cool as Clark Kent, but still.
18:53Clark Kent?
18:53Mm-hmm.
18:54Okay, you're cut off.
18:55Mm.
19:00What?
19:00Nothing.
19:02It just feels really good to tell you.
19:06I don't really have anybody I can talk to about it.
19:10You trust me?
19:12Yeah.
19:14I guess I do.
19:19I like that.
19:23I really like this.
19:36Mm.
19:39Got to hand it to you, Harvey.
19:41You may not be able to commit to a woman, but you have been in this place a very long
19:46time.
19:47She gets me.
19:49And has no need.
19:50I don't think you understand how high maintenance this place is.
19:54He agreed to all your terms, despite my protest that he could do better.
20:00So we're done?
20:02Minus a few signatures.
20:04That's not done.
20:05Want me to leave?
20:07He wants to make you proud.
20:09That love is up with his own.
20:12That love is up with his own.
20:14That love is up with his own.
20:16That love is up with his own.
20:16Ladies and gentlemen of the jury, please no.
20:18Can I ask a question?
20:19No, you can't ask questions as a witness.
20:22Don't ask questions.
20:23Ladies and gentlemen, please-
20:24Yeah, okay, I know that.
20:25But, um, what are you doing?
20:28What do you mean?
20:29You're walking around like you have a giant stick up your ass.
20:32It's a trial, Jenny. I have to be powerful.
20:35That's not you.
20:36Thanks.
20:37No, you are charming and funny and trustworthy.
20:43That's your power.
20:44And that's great when I'm trying to con my way into the LSATs,
20:48but this is a courtroom. It's useless there.
20:50But it's still you.
20:54So?
20:57Take a deep breath.
21:04Just talk to me.
21:06Ask me where do I work.
21:14Where do you work?
21:16Lenders Global Initiative.
21:19Ask me how I know Sydney.
21:22How do you know Sydney?
21:25She was my friend.
21:28And I've missed her every day that she's been gone.
21:32And why aren't you friends anymore?
21:37I don't know.
21:41If you do it like that,
21:44I'll fall in love with you.
22:09I don't need to.
22:12Okay.
22:14Bye.
22:15Bye.
22:23Scotty, that was amazing.
22:30Careful, Harvey.
22:33You need to hydrate.
22:35You just ran a marathon.
22:54And I think you just beat me.
22:59Uh-oh. That's a lawyer look.
23:03Law school. Post-mock trial in the library.
23:09Second circuit, Court of Appeals,
23:11class action on the prep room table.
23:14Dempsey settlement in my office on the desk and under.
23:18So what are we doing? A highlight reel?
23:19As a matter of fact, we are. Those were top moments, right?
23:22They weren't bad.
23:23No, they were great.
23:25And I just realized this was better.
23:28You were the best you've ever been, and I know why.
23:32Why?
23:32You hid something from me in the negotiation.
23:35And I want to know what.
23:39You know what? You are ridiculous.
23:42Oh, you know what? Don't do that, okay?
23:44Do what?
23:45You think I don't know victory sex when I see it?
23:47See it?
23:48What is it?
23:49One of Vega's properties is bankrupt?
23:51The Buenos Aires one?
23:52What do you want me to say, Harvey?
23:57Yes, you got me. I screwed you.
23:59How?
24:00Oh, my God. You want an anatomy button now?
24:03That's my shirt.
24:04Consider it a winner's reward.
24:10Hey, Harvey.
24:11You were right.
24:13There's been a steady stream of stock buying by Vega's company in the last 24 hours.
24:17It's a hostile takeover.
24:19Yeah, but why are they disguising it as a merger?
24:22They wanted access to our private books.
24:24She tricked me.
24:25What?
24:26She pretended she didn't want to hand over their books.
24:29So I wouldn't notice when she asked for ours.
24:31It's a classic maneuver.
24:32She made me think it was my idea.
24:33How do you know that?
24:34Because I taught her how to do it.
24:36So now they see how strong Debeck's company is and they want to buy it.
24:40And they'll be running it by the time Scotty's back in London.
24:42Wow.
24:43I leave you alone for two days.
24:45This is my mistake.
24:48This is Haley's Comet.
24:49Take a good look because it won't happen again.
24:52So what are you going to do?
24:53I want to know which of Debeck's hotels are most valuable and how fast we can get them on the
24:58market.
24:59Wait.
24:59You want Debeck to sell his best hotels?
25:02It's called the crown jewel defense.
25:04We unload the highest grossing assets and we make ourselves look undesirable.
25:08Debeck will never agree to that.
25:09Trust me.
25:10Debeck has enough passion for his company that he'll be willing to chop off an arm to save the body.
25:16Okay.
25:28You know I got that memorized the first time you read it right?
25:30Yeah, but I didn't finish reading it because a certain witness chose to be distracting.
25:35That must have been rough for you.
25:38Yeah.
25:38You have no idea.
25:40Where can I get some water?
25:42I need to make sure my voice holds up.
25:43Right there.
25:48I'll make you a deal.
25:50Winner gets the girl.
25:52You know, I'm never going to make another deal with you again.
25:56Okay.
25:58I'm too late for some sort of...
25:59Oh, I am.
26:01They remind me of a younger, less attractive you and me.
26:05Please don't say things like that.
26:07And I know that you rigged the lottery so that Mike would get Kyle.
26:11Please ring, expediting, they're all just words.
26:13Besides, don't you want to see what your boy's made of?
26:16Talking Debeck?
26:18Reason number.
26:19Yeah.
26:20Usual amount.
26:21I believe we have a wager.
26:23Some of us shower before we go to work.
26:27Mr. Spector.
26:28You know what?
26:29Right.
26:32How you feeling?
26:34Good.
26:35Good?
26:36Yeah.
26:36Good.
26:37Isn't it appropriate to take a Xanax if you're a witness in a trial?
26:42I've seen clients do much worse.
26:45Actually, I'm not a client.
26:47I'm a witness in a friend's mock trial.
26:50One thing, if you get into trouble, don't play the case.
26:53Play the man.
26:54What are you talking about?
26:56Good lawyers worry about facts.
26:58Great lawyers worry about their opponents.
27:01Kyle is cocky and devious.
27:03Figure out a way to use that against him.
27:07Okay.
27:08Anything else?
27:10Kick his ass.
27:11Who's your friend?
27:12Uh, Mike Ross.
27:15Do you know him?
27:17Um, yeah.
27:18It's a big farm, but I know who he is.
27:20Yeah.
27:23God, I don't know why I'm so nervous.
27:25I just know this is a big deal to him and I don't want to let him down.
27:30Hmm.
27:34Sidney Thompson was at a party and made a joke.
27:36It wasn't meant to be mean or to be taken as fact, and it most certainly was never meant to
27:42be public.
27:43The defense will show that Sidney Thompson chose to publicly defame her boss with an impression that she knew would
27:49be damaging both to Lena Lunders' reputation and her company.
27:53I call Lena Lunders to the stand.
28:05Uh, do you need a minute?
28:07No.
28:10I can continue.
28:15Please.
28:18I'm a self-made woman.
28:21I created the Global Initiative to target problems in third world countries.
28:26I take my work very seriously.
28:29And if a joke can be made of that, fine.
28:35But as a woman in power, people look at your success and label you.
28:40They don't know the complexity it takes for a woman to succeed in this business.
28:45And when someone undermines that, well, we have to fight for ourselves.
28:54Don't we?
28:56Your Honor?
28:58Objection.
28:59So it's hard to be a woman in business?
29:02It has nothing to do with the facts of this case.
29:04Well, we can only understand the damage your client has done by fully understanding the care with which Ms. Lunders
29:09has built her reputation.
29:14Um...
29:15I'm sorry, can you ask me the question one more time?
29:20Take a deep breath.
29:24It's just you and me.
29:26We're just gonna have a conversation about your job, okay?
29:30Yeah, okay.
29:31How do you know the defendant, Sydney Thompson?
29:33We were co-workers.
29:35We started at the same level and then I was promoted to be her immediate superior.
29:39And do you know about the video in question?
29:41Yes, I was at the party that night.
29:43And what were you celebrating that night?
29:45My promotion.
29:46Same night.
29:48It's interesting.
29:49Ms. Jeunesse, what did you think of the impersonation?
29:54It was too far.
29:55It was mean.
29:57So why do you think Ms. Thompson did it?
29:59Ms. Lunders promoted me.
30:01Sydney hated it.
30:02And that's why she made the video.
30:05Well, thank you, Ms. Jeunesse.
30:07Nothing further, Your Honor.
30:11Did Sydney ever tell you that she hated your promotion?
30:14Not exactly.
30:15Yes and no, please.
30:17No.
30:18Well, then how do you know that she hated your promotion?
30:22I could just tell.
30:24Can you tell what I'm thinking right now?
30:25That you're wishing I would agree with everything you say?
30:28No.
30:28I was thinking that if you could actually read my mind, I wouldn't bother asking you questions.
30:32But you can't read my mind, can you?
30:34No, I'm a managing director, not a manager.
30:36No, and I'm pretty sure you can't read Sydney's either.
30:38And you actually have no idea why she made that video, correct?
30:45I guess I don't know.
30:51Good afternoon, Scott.
30:59Are you here to give me a proper send off?
31:01I don't think we can do that out here on the street.
31:03Are you sure?
31:04You tricked me.
31:06I'm impressed.
31:07To be fair, Vega did want a merger.
31:10I just convinced him that given your client's propensity for rash purchases that allowing him to stay in charge was
31:15a bad idea.
31:17Vega needed DeBeck's hotels minus DeBeck and I found a way.
31:20One that he never asked for or wanted and one that he's never going to get.
31:28What is this for real?
31:30Three of DeBeck's properties that will be on the market by the end of day.
31:32He's never going to let you sell off his crown jewels.
31:35See, that's the thing about passionate clients.
31:36When they're crossed, they get angry and they'll do anything to get back.
31:43Don't do this, Harvey.
31:44Look, there's another way we can do this.
31:47We can get our clients into a room together.
31:49You can tell them you were wrong and we can convince them back into a merger.
31:55Miss Thompson, what was the intent behind your impersonation?
31:59I was just trying to be funny.
32:01Everyone in our office makes jokes and, as a matter of fact, Ms. Lunders encourages us to be informal.
32:07I can't win this just on a fax promotion.
32:09But I expected it.
32:10I think everyone has the impulse to move up, but at a certain point you just have to let it
32:16go.
32:16So that's what I did.
32:17What are you going to do?
32:20I'm going to play the woman, not the case.
32:24You say you expected to be passed over for a promotion, correct?
32:28Yes.
32:28And yet you applied three times.
32:30Yes.
32:31And you were never promoted?
32:32As I said, yes.
32:34And when Nora Janess was promoted, you wrote scathing emails to the rest of your coworkers in response.
32:39Not scathing.
32:40The intent was to be funny.
32:42Oh, right.
32:42You like to be funny.
32:43Who doesn't like to laugh?
32:45Someone whose reputation has been ruined?
32:47Objection.
32:47Just a thought.
32:48He's testifying.
32:49Sustained.
32:49Mr. Ross, questions.
32:51I'm sorry, Your Honor.
32:52Forgive me.
32:53I was just trying to be funny.
32:55On your performance review, Lena Lunders wrote, good work ethic lacks skills.
33:00Do you think that's a fair assessment?
33:02Fair?
33:03I don't know.
33:05Your coworkers were promoted and your boss was calling you mediocre.
33:10Are you mediocre?
33:12No.
33:13So then why haven't you been promoted?
33:15I don't know.
33:16Do you think you deserve better?
33:18Doesn't everyone?
33:19So why haven't you tried?
33:20I have tried.
33:21Why haven't you improved?
33:22I didn't say I haven't improved.
33:23Well, your review did.
33:25Your five years without a promotion did.
33:28Look, you were so angry that you weren't moving forward that you lashed out at your boss.
33:32Objection. Testifying.
33:33You made a fool out of her and everyone was moving past.
33:35So what?
33:36Objection.
33:36People making good on your potential.
33:37Badgering, Your Honor.
33:38People who could cut it.
33:39I can cut it.
33:55Excuse me, Your Honor.
33:58Settlement's still on the table.
34:00What?
34:01Let's settle.
34:02Same deal.
34:03Win-win.
34:06No, I'm good.
34:07Excuse me?
34:08I've seen the dreamy looks, Ross.
34:10You like her, so you're offering me a settlement because you don't want to hurt her feelings.
34:15But I'd rather see if you'll break her.
34:18Giddy up, cowboy.
34:21Counselor.
34:23Would you like to proceed?
34:32No, Your Honor.
34:35Are you sure?
34:37Yes, Your Honor.
34:39Nothing further.
34:47Well, normally we'd move on to closing statements.
34:50But it's been a long week.
34:52And honestly, we all know where this is going, so...
34:56Court rules in favor of the defendant.
34:59Court is adjourned.
35:00Good job.
35:05Mr. Ross.
35:16Naive.
35:17And soft.
35:19Not qualities we're looking for at Pearson Hartman.
35:22Everyone else getting released.
35:24They aren't available and used to do on the list.
35:34Mr. Eli.
35:35Do you have to underscore the shadow of your thoughts?
35:37Almost as well.
35:37Do you remember what you seem, right?
35:48Was there still in a Yamagny show with the road to ici.
35:49We are away?
35:50After this period, ourсте question its yours.
35:51No.
35:52And thereرف is blessing, right?
35:52What started off as a true merger never needed to become anything different.
35:56Daniel, I want you to listen to me.
35:57I know Harvey, and he just wants to merge your businesses
35:59so he can double his billable hours.
36:01Quiet, Scott.
36:02I want to hear what he has to say.
36:05I'm just here to get my client the deal that he wants.
36:08And what he wants is a merger.
36:10Is that right, Jones?
36:10That's right.
36:13Daniel, your law firm overreached in a situation where it wasn't necessary.
36:17It's not entirely Scotty's fault.
36:19We lawyers all have an instinct to win,
36:21but sometimes we may not fully understand what that means.
36:24We understand what it means.
36:25Well, maybe you do and maybe you don't.
36:27For me, it would be to see both men return to the initial deal
36:31so that you can grow both your businesses
36:34instead of having one company with a hostile reputation
36:37and the other a shell of what it once was.
36:39I mean, that doesn't sound like a win to me.
36:49I'm sorry.
36:51Let's just go back to the original deal.
36:57We can run it together.
37:11Need anything?
37:12Otherwise, I'm going to head out.
37:14Celebratory drinks with the associates?
37:16Yep.
37:18And what exactly are you celebrating?
37:21You know what?
37:22You can save the disappointment, Harvey.
37:23I know what I did.
37:24Do you?
37:25Because what I saw is that you backed off
37:27because you were worried about hurting your girlfriend's feelings.
37:29It was a fake trial.
37:31All right?
37:32I weighed the pros and the cons,
37:33and I decided it wasn't worth hurting someone for the result.
37:35The result is you just told every partner in this firm,
37:39including myself, that you have a weak stomach.
37:41You don't have what it takes.
37:49You know, you keep telling me that I have to decide
37:51what kind of lawyer I want to be.
37:53And if I were smart,
37:54I'd probably be just like you
37:56because everybody knows you're the best.
37:59But I'm also trying to decide what kind of person I want to be.
38:06Sometimes I like my kind of person a lot more than yours.
38:10You want to know what kind of person I am?
38:14Tough, but fair.
38:16I call it like I see it.
38:18And what I see is a kid who asked for an opportunity
38:21still hasn't decided if he wants it or not.
38:48Single mall, please.
38:51Harvard Club?
38:53Why do you hate this place?
38:55Vega kicked me out of his hotel,
38:57so, you know, beggars.
39:01Save the pout.
39:02You were head of law review.
39:03You've clerked for a Supreme Court judge
39:05and you almost beat me.
39:06I think that deserves a drink.
39:08On you?
39:10I'd laugh, but I just got fired.
39:15From the firm?
39:16No.
39:18But the firm's not going to be happy.
39:20So that's why I'm not already on a plane.
39:23Hey, the Scotty I know is tougher than that.
39:27Is she?
39:32Well, you want to go back to our alma mater
39:36and see a lecture on why women are better at science?
39:40Might cheer you up?
39:42Maybe, but I'm not going with you.
39:44Tomorrow we're still friends.
39:48I'm getting married, Harvey.
39:52His name is Steve, and, uh...
39:55He asked me a month ago, and, um...
39:58When I get back to London, I'm...
40:02I'm going to say yes.
40:07What would you like me to say?
40:15Nothing.
40:22Come here.
40:30I'm sorry, I won't.
40:35Nara, babe.
40:39I would hate it if you were sorry about that.
40:41I'm sorry, I won't.
40:42I'll be able to say yes.
40:46No!
40:47You know you're wrong.
40:52To say goodbye.
40:56Goodbye.
41:11You didn't have to do that, you know.
41:13I know.
41:14I could have handled it.
41:15I know.
41:17That was a thank you, if you couldn't tell.
41:22I could tell.
41:25So, um, Jenny was a great witness.
41:29Really likeable and pretty.
41:33Yeah.
41:35Yeah, she is.
41:39I know I was hard on you this week.
41:41It's okay, Rachel.
41:41No, wait.
41:42Did you ever take a minute to wonder why I was so mad at you?
41:48I just expect more from you than most people.
41:52Why?
41:56You're a smart guy.
41:59You can figure it out.
42:02No, no.
42:06Let's go.
42:07Okay.
42:08Now, I have one that's coming.
42:09Oh, yeah, oh, yeah.
42:11We put this all on.
42:13Oh, yeah, oh.
Comments