All language subtitles for Suits 7x12 - Bad Man (English)

I want your body
one last time

before I walk down that aisle.

Sheila's getting married,

and she wants to have
one last fling.

Whatever you decide,

it's not going to change
how I feel about you.

You knew I was
seeing someone,

and you did that to me anyway.

If it didn't affect you,
then just go ahead

and tell her you
didn't do anything.

Don't you get it?

You made me the one thing

I never wanted to be.

It was a kiss, Harvey!

We've done more than that.

Unless, of course, you haven't
told her that, either?

The other night, when you
said that you were surprised

that nothing had ever happened
between me and Donna before,

I should've said something.

It was years ago,
and it was only one time,

but Donna and I slept together.

Say something.

Say something, please, Paula.
- Okay.

You want me to say something?

This is the second time

that you haven't told me
the full truth

in as many conversations.

That's not fair,
and you know it.

No, you are not the one
who should be deciding

what is fair
and what's not fair right now.

What's that supposed
to mean?

It means that you want me
to yell at you

so that you can get past this.

Well, I'm not past it,

and right now, what I need
is some time to myself.

Paula, please.

No.
If you can't put

my need to process

over your need to feel okay

about yourself...

then I'm afraid
we'll never get past this.

What's the matter with you?

Put your goddamn weight

into the punches.

Let's go.

I said hit me like you mean it.

That good enough for you?

Louis,
this is your safe place.

You feel dirty,

but soon,
your mind and your body

will be as pure as snow.

Let the mud
wash away your troubles

as it enters your pores.

It is not an intrusion.

It is a cleansing,
wonderful--

God damn it, Ricardo.

I told you to not
interrupt me--

Sheila.

What are you doing here?
- Louis,

ever since the other night,

I've been wrestling
with whether

I made the right decision.

So have I,

but I don't--
I don't think that--

Then we're in agreement,

which means we can do it

again and again

and again--Ah!
- Oh, mommy.

And again.

And Ag--
- Wait a second.

Wait a second, wait a second,
Sheila.

I need to know.
Does this mean

you're not marrying
your fianc�?

No, it doesn't.

The wedding's next week.

Sheila, listen to me.

That night

was one of the greatest nights
of my entire life,

but the next morning
was one of the worst.

I can't do this.

I just--I can't.

Louis,

I know you better
than you know yourself,

and I know it's only
a matter of time

before you change your mind.

So I'm going to give you
a couple of days,

and then I'm going
to contact you

on this.

It's a burner phone,

and it's completely
untraceable,

so when I call,

you better be ready.
- Yeah?

And when I say "ready,"

what I mean is...

No, no, no, no, no...

Chubby Checker.

Atta boy.

Shit.
That's twice now.

- Jessica.
- Good morning, Harvey.

I take it you saw
the press release.

I did.

I'm sorry that it had to be
that harsh.

It's okay, Harvey.

We both know
it was the only way

I was going to get my money

and let you keep the firm.

But now,
I need something from you.

- Anything.
- I need

$2 million of that money

in an untraceable account.

Jessica, the threshold
for putting money like that

into an account is $10,000.

I'm not keen
on making this happen

without knowing why.

Well, I'm not
telling you why,

but what you're really asking

is am I trying
to break the law?

- Are you?
- No.

I'll declare it
when I'm finished with it.

You have my word on that.

Well, if we get caught
doing this

before you declare it,
it is breaking the law,

so why can't you tell me
what it's for?

Because you don't need
to know,

and I shouldn't have to

tell you what it's for,

because the reason
you're getting me

that money in the first place

is that I saved your ass
not once,

but twice,

so you're either
gonna do this

or you're not.

Which is it?

I'll get it done.

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Bad Man
Original Air Date on April 4, 2018

? See the money,
wanna stay for your meal ?

? Get another piece of pie
for your wife ?

? Everybody wanna know
how it feel ?

? Everybody wanna see
what it's like ?

? I'll even eat a bean pie,
I don't mind ?

? Me and Missy is so busy,
busy making money ?

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Ah, great,
then I'll see you in an hour.

I--I really appreciate you
making the time.

Thanks. Bye.

Louis, I need to talk to you.

What is it, Harvey?

Because I don't have a lot

of excess emotional bandwidth
right now.

I don't give a shit
about your emotional bandwidth, Louis.

This is about Jessica's money.

Then that's easy.
After our letter,

we have the green light
to give her whatever we want.

Got it?
Good.

Now, if you don't mind--
- Louis,

this is not about
how much we're giving her.

It's about how
we're giving it to her.

She wants $2 million
of her payout

in an untraceable account.

Jesus Christ.
And you agreed to that?

Of course I did,
and if she'd asked you,

you'd have done the same thing.

No, I wouldn't have,

because the reason
she'd do that

is to avoid paying taxes,

and I don't want
to be a party to it.

Louis, she gave me her word

she's not doing
anything illegal,

so calm down and just

tell me how we can do this.
- Fine.

The only way to pay her
like that

is by using money that
hasn't hit our accounts yet.

So you're saying
we need to find a client

who owes us
the amount we're paying her?

No, that is not
what I'm saying.

We also need to make sure
that that client

is on board with
redirecting that money

to an untraceable account,

and I don't have any clients
that fit that description,

and neither does anyone else
at this firm.

Louis, we need
to figure something out

Well, I'm sorry, Harvey.
There's no figuring it out

unless you got some magical
client up your sleeve,

so you can tell Jessica,
or I can,

but either way,
we can't do it.

Now if that's all,

I have an appointment
I need to get to.

Hey.

Hey yourself.

You can have a seat,
or did you come all this way

to turn down my offer
of breakfast?

Well, if I'd realized
you were serious about buying,

I wouldn't have had that

giant bowl of Captain Crunch
this morning.

What's going on?
You sounded serious.

I am.

Clinic has a case
against Hudson Mills?

Well, to be more precise,

I have a case

against Hudson Mills.

I represent
Feed the Heart food bank.

I remember them.

Well, do you remember,
for the last five years,

Hudson Mills sold them
a protein pack at cost?

Sure do.
$2 a unit.

Well, last month,
Hudson Mills

jacked their prices,

and the food bank can't afford

more than cost.

Oliver, Hudson Mills
isn't my client.

But it's your firm's client,

and you're a junior partner.
- That doesn't mean that I--

Mike, I'm filing suit
against them,

whether you're on
the other side or not.

I called you because

I don't want to go around

in circles with someone else.

So you want me to elbow
my way in

and rescue the food bank?

That is a direct
conflict of interest.

No, no one needs rescuing.

We just need a fair price.

Please, Mike.
All I'm asking you to do

is go in there,
turn on your charm,

save all of us
a lot of trouble.

All right, I might be able

to convince them to agree
to a lower price,

but I can't promise you they're

gonna go back to
the original one.

Every little bit helps, Mike,

and I appreciate you
helping out a friend.

Louis, you're very quiet.
What's on your mind?

What makes you think
something's on my mind?

Because when you're quiet,

it usually indicates

you're scared
to confront an issue,

but this is why we are here.
So talk to me.

Well, it's hard to talk
when it's so hot in here.

I mean, Jesus,
it's like a goddamn oven.

Louis, it's 63 degrees.

Stop hiding
and just tell me.

Sheila dipped her hands
in my mud.

I see.

And... what did you say

when she attempted
to seduce you again?

I told her how the last time
made me feel,

and I wouldn't do that
to myself again.

Because you understood

there's no future
with this woman.

I did, but what if I said

that I don't give a shit
about the future?

I care about right now.

I'd say that

you're once again becoming

drawn to a woman

who cannot properly
love you back.

Whoa, whoa, whoa.

Back up the truck, Sigmund.

Where's that coming from?

Louis,

something happened to you

that makes you feel
you don't deserve a woman

who is 100% available,

and I would like to figure out
what it was.

It doesn't matter
what it was,

because true love
is for fairy tales,

and it sure as shit
isn't for me.

Then I am afraid
you are doomed

to keep repeating your pattern

of becoming involved

with unavailable women.

Well, you know what, Stan?

Instead of wasting my time

dwelling on why I go after
unavailable women,

I'm gonna use my time

making sure that
Sheila Amanda Sazs

is available to me, 100%.

Harvey, can I talk to you
about something?

What do you need, Donna?

I overheard you and Louis

arguing about Jessica's money.

Well, if you're here
to tell me

that you agree with him--

I'm here to tell you
it's time to see Vic.

- No.
- Harvey,

I know you feel like
you owe him

because of your father.
- I do owe him.

And you've paid him back

by doing millions in work
off the books.

Even if I went to him,

he doesn't have the money,
Donna.

Driscoll Records does,
and you know it.

You always said Driscoll was
dying to buy out his catalog.

This way,
Jessica gets her money

and he can retire
without ever having

to worry about money again.

And what do you think happens

to my dad's music once he does?

I'll tell you what happens.

It sits in a vault
and it collects dust

and no one ever hears it again.

Harvey, I know you're
trying to protect

your father's legacy,

but you promised Jessica
you'd look after hers, too.

Yeah, well,

I didn't think I'd be choosing
between the two.

You're not.

You're just doing what's right.

Okay, Donna,
I'll go see him

And before you do,

remember that conversation
we had

about Mike not being ready?

I just found out
about something he did,

and I think you should know.

Harvey, hey,
what's going on?

Don't give me that.

Did you go to Tom Perkins

and convince him

to take a haircut on his deal?

Yes, I did.
Why, is that a problem?

I don't have a problem
with you doing it.

I have a problem with you
not disclosing

that the opposing counsel
is Oliver Grady.

- Harvey...
- And, for that matter,

not clearing it with me

before you took a client
from another associate.

It's not another associate,
Harvey.

I'm a junior partner,

and as far as I'm concerned,
I did us all a favor.

You want to walk me
through that?

I'd be happy to.

If Oliver sues us,

it's not good for the clinic,

it's not good for our client,

and it's sure as hell
not good for us.

This way,

we land where we would have
landed,

without all the trouble.

And what, exactly,
is your plan

if it doesn't work out
how you say?

If Tom Perkins finds out
that you didn't tell him

that Oliver's your best friend

and he comes after us
for malpractice?

- It's not gonna happen.
- How do you know?

Because I trust Oliver,
and he trusts me.

And I used to believe in
the Tooth Fairy,

and then I grew up.

This isn't the Tooth Fairy,
Harvey.

It's a human being
who I trust.

If you can't see
the difference,

I don't know what I can do
for you.

Well, you better be right,

because the last time

you involved that kid,

he almost tore us apart.

What is it, Gretchen?

If you wanted to do
some digging, Louis,

I could've brought you
a shovel.

I have no idea
what you're talking about.

Why the hell did you
set up meetings

with Jerry the Gambler,
Holly Cromwell,

and... a private detective
named Vanessa?

They're doing some work
for me, and you don't

need to know about it.
- When that work involves

blackmailing
that Sazs woman's fianc�,

I make it my business
to know about it.

Nobody's blackmailing
anyone.

Cut the bullshit, Louis.

You're hiring these people
to get dirt on that man

so you can sabotage
his marriage.

So what if I am?

If you wanted to destroy

that woman's marriage,

you could just tell that fool

you've been planting
in his garden.

What?

How'd you know that?

I got a $1,100
minibar bill

from the Carlyle Hotel,

and two plus two equals...

something
I'd rather not picture.

Well, you know what?
It doesn't matter,

because I'm never gonna
tell him about it.

- Why not?
- Because.

It's one thing for me to
make him look bad in her eyes,

but I could never
make her look bad in his.

Louis, if you feel
that way about her,

why don't you just tell her?

What if she says no?

Then you got your answer.

In the meantime,
I'm canceling these meetings.

Louis!

What a pleasure to see you.

Thank you, Mr. Goldfarb.

It's a pleasure to see
both of you.

These are for you.

Sorry, I didn't bring
anything for you, Mr. G.

Well, if you need
any ideas,

those new Trans Ams
are pretty spiffy.

Ha! That's hilarious.

Everyone knows only jerks
drive fast cars.

So what are
the big plans tonight?

Wait for it:

The Scarsdale
Repertory Company's

performing "Uncle Vanya."

Wow, that sounds thrilling.

Don't tell Mitzy.

I want to--
- Don't tell me what?

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? I know this much is true ?

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? I know this... ?

Oh, my God...

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How do I look?

You're the most
beautiful girl

in the world.

And you're the best boyfriend
in the world.

Have her home by 11:00,
tiger.

I'll do you one better,
Mr. G.

I'll have her home by 10:30.

Excuse me.
I'm looking for

the best jazz producer
in New York City.

Do you have any idea
where I might find him?

Not a clue, kid,

but I can pretend to be him

until you track
that asshole down.

Hey.

You got my note, huh?

That I sent you last month?

The one about the two
stations on the West Coast

playing my dad's music?

And Chicago.

I'll never stop fighting
for him, Harvey,

even though he's gone.

Thanks, Vic.

I asked you to come here

because I wanted to thank you

for helping out,
getting me that loan,

but then I got your bill.

Harvey,

it is hard for me to say, man,

but I don't have the money

to pay you for your work.

What are you talking about?

You just got a loan
for $2 million.

Yeah, well, that was
for working capital.

Then you should have put
a line item

in for your legal bills.

Once I put those hours down,
it's out of my hands.

Don't put them down.

You want me to commit fraud?

No.

No, I--

I want you to make a side tab

for any work you do for me.

You know I'm good for it.

How exactly do I know that?

Call Ricky Thompsen
at Driscoll.

He offers me $20 million
every year

for my library alone.

Then I'd say

it's time to take him up
on his offer.

If I sell, nobody

gets to hear your father's
records ever again.

Vic, if you're playing me...

If you think I'd use
my history with your father

to manipulate you,

then I might as well
call Thompsen right now,

because if you can't appreciate

what I'm fighting
to preserve here,

then nobody can.

Okay, Vic,
I'll put you on a side tab.

Still working
around the clock, I see.

Well,

if it isn't the man
in the million-dollar suit.

I know why you're here,

and I don't have your money,
Harvey.

You have it
and you know it.

Don't you have enough?

You got to come here,
squeeze an old man?

Oh, don't give me that shit.

I've been carrying you
for ten years,

and I can't do it anymore.

Harvey, what in the hell
is going on here?

What's going on is
you once came to me

for a favor,
and I let it slide,

and now I'm coming to you
for a favor.

What do you mean, "a favor"?

I mean, you're not just
gonna sell your company.

You're gonna pay me
the money that you owe me,

you're gonna send it
to a numbered account,

and you're never gonna
tell anyone.

Let me get this straight.

You're not just asking me
to sell my company,

but you're asking me to cross

some kind of line
while I do it?

Just like you made me cross
the line

when you needed me
to keep your bills

off the books for ten years.

But I did it so that I could
keep fighting the good fight.

Is that what this is about,
Harvey?

If you need to ask me that

after all these years,

keep your money
and keep your company.

Uh, hey, hey, Harvey.

Come on, son.

I'll sell.

I'll sell.

Hey.

I never heard back from you.

Did you get the number I sent?

Yeah, I did,
and I'm sorry, Mike,

but it's not good enough.
- Not good enough?

Oliver, you asked me
to go to bat for you,

and I did.
What's the problem?

The problem is I wanted
the original price,

and you didn't come through.

Are you kidding me?

This is 70% of the way there,
and when I told you

we might not get
all the way there,

you said every little bit
helps.

Well, a guy I know
once told me

when an offer comes in this
easy,

there's more than
meets the eye.

I don't believe this.
You're the one that came to me

asking for a favor.

Like you came to me
on the prison case?

And when I got a deal,

you convinced my client
to reject it?

So that's what this is about.

This has nothing to do with
Hudson Mills or the food bank.

You know how many clients
at the clinic

have asked Nathan to remove me
from their cases, Mike?

- No, I had no idea.
- Oh, you didn't,

because you never cared to ask,

and I need this win
to get things back on track.

Oliver, I understand why
you think this is a good idea,

but it's not,

so if you know
what's good for you,

you will accept this number
and be done with it.

Sorry, Mike, but I'm not
taking your advice on this one.

You're deposing my client?

I sure as hell am.

You knew it was gonna
go this way, didn't you?

I knew if you didn't
come back,

giving me what I asked for,

this was how it was gonna go,

so if you'll excuse me,

I have a deposition
to prepare for,

and so do you.

You want a pad Thai
or green curry?

Oh, that depends.

You ordering from
the place that delivers here,

or the one near our place?

And if you're asking me
that question,

it means you're working late.

What's going on?

Working on this case

with Hudson Mills
against the clinic.

Going against the clinic?
Why didn't you tell me that?

Well, because I didn't think
there was anything to tell.

Oliver's on the other side,

and he asked me
to help broker a deal.

And let me guess:

things aren't going

quite as smoothly
as you thought they would.

Ah, no, they blew up
in my face,

and if I don't smack him down,

Harvey is gonna
rip me a new one,

because he warned me that

Oliver was gonna try

and pull some shit like this.

You say that like you're
a little bit proud of Oliver.

Of course I am.

He came to me
with an arrangement,

and then he completely
changed the deal.

He pulled a me.

And now you have
to pull a Harvey

and not let him
get away with it.

- Exactly.
- Okay.

So what I meant was

we're gonna order from
the place that delivers here,

because I am gonna help you

kick that
Mike Ross wannabe's ass

six ways to Sunday.

Wow, I love it
when you talk like that.

I know you do.

Now hand me the file

and order me
a Kick Wannabe's Ass,

number seven.

Good, you're here.

I need you to coordinate
with Louis

and set up a numbered account.

Vic agreed to everything.

- I know.
- How do you know?

Because Driscoll
sent over the contract.

- What is it?
- Harvey, before you see it--

Just give it to me, Donna.

What are you gonna do?

What do you think
I'm gonna do?

I gave my word.

I'm gonna get him
his fucking money.

Sheila,
I need to talk to you.

Louis, you're here.

I haven't even
called the burn phone yet.

I've got 15 minutes.

There's a supply closet
on the third floor.

The closet can wait.

Sheila, I want you
to leave your fianc�.

- Louis--
- Hear me out.

You obviously still
feel something for me.

You haven't walked down
the aisle yet.

There's still time
to call this off

so we can be together.

I know you believe

what you're saying,

but we want different things.

You want a family.

But Sheila, I can change
what I want

if it means being with you.

No, you can't, Louis.

You broke my heart
once before.

I will not give it to you
to shatter again.

Well, what about your fianc�?

What about what that
would do to him?

He doesn't ever
have to find out.

I'm sorry, Sheila.

I can't be a bad boy.

It's not in my nature.

Well, if you
change your mind,

you know how to find me.

I'm not gonna change my mind.

In fact...

I think it's best
if you don't call me again.

Dr. Lipschitz, it's me.

I need your help.

I'm ready to talk about
what happened.

Hey, Louis.
Do you have a second?

No, Esther.

And if you're here to apologize

for you and Tricia Vandermeer

saying I was losing my hair,

I'm not interested.

It's not about that, Louis.

I wanted to ask how things are
going with Mitzy Goldfarb.

Things are amazing.
Why do you ask?

I wouldn't be
a very good sister

if I didn't tell you about
a rumor that I heard.

What rumor?

That Mitzy's been seeing
Drake Johnson

behind your back.

Are you kidding me?

Drake the Snake?

I don't even know
why they call him that.

He doesn't look anything
like a snake.

What on Earth
would Mitzy want with him?

I don't know, Louis.
I just know what I heard.

Well, did you hear from
either of them?

- No.
- Then it's hearsay

and inadmissible,

and I move to strike it
from the record

Louis, what is wrong
with you?

Okay?
This isn't some meeting

of your Future Lawyers
of America club.

I'm your sister.
I'm looking out for you.

Bullshit you are!

You can't stand
to see me happy.

And for your information, it's
Future Lawyers of the World.

Okay, Mr. Future Lawyer,

if you really don't
believe me,

you can come see it
for yourself.

What's that supposed to mean?

It means Bobby Sabatini's

having a party tomorrow night,

and I bet you a million dollars

Mitzy's going with Drake.

That's ridiculous.

Mitzy and her girlfriends
are washing their hair

with a new shampoo
they got from Europe.

Okay, Louis,

you tell yourself
whatever you want,

but if I were you,
I'd want to know the truth.

- Can I help you?
- That depends

are you the guy
that sent back my offer

at half the price
we set in stone

a decade ago?

You must be
Harvey Specter.

Yeah, I am, and I don't know
who you are,

but...

My client has had
a handshake deal from Driscoll

since you were
in middle school.

You gonna make jokes
that I have pimples, too?

This isn't a joke,

and you're lucky
I'm coming to you,

because I tell Ricky Thompsen
that you're pulling this shit--

Ricky Thompsen
doesn't work here anymore.

He got fired because

he spent too much
on nostalgic bullshit.

Listen to me.
Ricky may be gone,

but you still have
other bosses,

and they want this music,

or you wouldn't have made
an offer.

- I'm done with this.
- Well, I don't need Ricky

to march into
your CEO's office

and tell him I'm gonna gift
this collection

to Sony for $15 million,

and you're the guy who lost it
after everyone knows he had it.

I'll match the $15 million,

but that's the best
I can do.

I'm telling you, this music
isn't worth what it used to be,

and you go into
my CEO's office,

he'll tell you the same thing.

Okay, let's get down to it.

My client's a busy man.

And I offered your food bank
a fair deal,

so I really don't see
what there is to discuss.

This won't take long.

I just want to clarify
your company's contract

with Feed the Heart--
- There is no contract.

Those protein packs
fall under the definition

of a charitable contribution.

Call it whatever you want.

They supplied those packs
for five years,

and that makes it
a contract.

I beg to differ.

A contract
requires consideration,

and our client got nothing.

And if it's all the same
to you, I'd like to hear

your client say that.
- Then I will.

I got a box of T-shirts
and some rubber bracelets.

I didn't ask for them,
I never used them,

and I'd be happy
to send them back.

And I'm not building my case
on T-shirts and bracelets.

Then what in God's name
are you building it on?

I'm building it on
a commercial your client made

advertising their relationship
with my client.

Our client never produced
any commercial like that.

How about the one
that played in Des Moines

in July of last year?

Ring a bell, Mr. Perkins?

That was a trade show,
with an audience of only--

2,000 people?
Doesn't matter,

because when it was over,
you negotiated a five-year deal

based on the work
you were doing with my client.

I need to talk to my client.

Why, to tell him to lie?
Because I have

a copy with me.
- We're calling a break.

Would you like to see it,
Mr. Perkins?

No, I goddamn wouldn't.
I know what the hell it is,

and this is
a bucket of bullshit.

But it's true?

That commercial exists?

Yes, it does.

I appreciate your honesty,
Mr. Perkins,

and Mike, I expect to hear
from you soon

that your client
will be honoring

their original contract,

or the next time I see you

will be in court.

Oliver, wait.

What is it, Mike?
I need to tell my client

I just nailed Hudson Mills
to the wall.

Well, while you're at it,
why don't you tell them

that the new offer
is $2.20 a unit?

Why don't I wait until
your lying client

honors his original price?

'Cause that's
not gonna happen.

Then I guess, uh,
we're going to court,

and you wasted your time
running after me.

Oliver, please, just stop!

Look, you killed it
in there, okay?

You wiped the floor with us.
Is that what you want to hear?

- It's a start.
- Good.

But this was just
a deposition. All right?

You trust me, I'm gonna
have him prepared for court,

and if we go to trial
and I win,

you're gonna get nothing.

- You're not gonna win.
- Oliver,

I'm telling you, you're not
gonna do better than this.

And that's what you said
the last time we negotiated,

when we were 70% there.

And now we're 90% there.

Then call me when you get
to 100.

Goddamn it, Oliver,
this is about our clients.

You're making it about
me and you.

You're right, Mike,
it is about you and me,

but not like you think,

'cause your client
is a for-profit entity

that sold us those packs
at cost.

At cost.

That's their definition
of a charitable donation,

and now they're
jacking their price up

because of their
stock price sagging

or whatever other
bullshit reason they have.

What does that have to do
with me and you?

Because from the day we met,
you said

you were about
the little guy,

but you're not.

You're 70% there,

or 90% there.

Well, I'm 100% there,

and I'm tired of you telling me
you're the same.

? Revvin' up your engine ?

? Listen to her howlin' roar ?

? Highway to the danger zone ?

Louis.

What are you doing here?

What do you think
I'm doing here?

I'm getting rid of that
malicious rumor

you tried to spread
about Mitzy and Drake.

Louis, you're right, okay?

I was just jealous of you.

There's nothing going on
between them,

so why don't we just
get some ice cream?

Because I'm
lactose intolerant,

and you know it.

I didn't come here so I
could leave five seconds later.

I came to learn the truth.

Is Mitzy here?

- Louis--
- I said, is she goddamn here?

She's upstairs.

Louis, wait,
I can come with you.

I don't need
my little sister escorting me.

Leave me alone.

- Mitzy?
- Dude, shut the freaking door.

Sorry.

Not for nothing,
but First Lady Nancy Reagan

says "Just say no."

- Oh, Louis?
- Mitzy?

What are you doing here?

I heard a horrible rumor
about you and Drake,

and I didn't want to believe
it was true,

but I had to find out.

L-Louis, it's not a rumor.

I-I've been seeing Drake.

I-I don't understand.

Why would you date
two guys at the same time?

Because my parents
wouldn't approve of him,

but they do approve of you.

They think you're with me
right now, don't they?

But the truth is,
you're with him,

and he's in that bedroom
right now.

- Ah, Louis--
- Well, I guess

I don't have to worry
about it being a rumor anymore.

Uh, wait!
I just need to know

for our plans tomorrow night.

Are we still on?

Mitzy, if you think
you can say something

that'll get me to forgive you,
I'm--

I'll see you at 6:30.

Hey, Litt,

how's it feel, finding out

your girlfriend's
with the Snake?

Say one more word
to my brother

and I will knock
your goddamn head off.

All right.

Come on, Louis.

Let's go home.

Thanks, Esther.

Hey,

you think maybe
we could stop for

a soda or something
along the way?

Of course we can.

Went out 17 more times
after that.

I kept hoping
that something would happen,

but nothing ever did.

I'm proud of you, Louis.

It took a lot of courage
to tell me that.

Yeah, but for what?

For one thing,

now I understand

why you go after

the unattainable woman.

You're titillated by
what you cannot have.

But I can have her, doc.

You can, Louis,
but at what cost?

Because the only circumstances
under which you can have her

are if you choose
to be the bad boy.

What if I want
to be the bad boy?

I am very happy
to say, my friend,

we both know that is not you.

- Hey.
- Hey.

Can I talk to you
about something?

Eh, you mean about
the beating we took?

No.

I mean about this.

Mike, if this is true,
we don't have to

compromise with Oliver
at all.

That's what I want
to talk to you about.

I went to see Oliver
after the deposition.

He wouldn't listen,
and he wouldn't

agree to our last offer.

So what's the problem?

The problem is, he's right.

I screwed him over
on that prison case,

and I've broken
every single promise

I've ever made to him.

Mike, you can't keep that
from our client.

That's malpractice.

You have to use it.

I know, I know.

It's just, he really
reminds me of me.

And the world's a tough place.

I don't want
to break his spirit.

If you ask me,
in the long run,

you'll break his spirit
even more

if you go easy on him.

That sounds like something
Harvey would say.

Maybe, but it also sounds

like something
my dad would say,

and look at how I turned out.

I'll do it for you,
if it makes it easier.

No.

No, if somebody's
gonna do it,

it needs to be me.

He's gonna thank you,
you know.

You talking about Vic?

I know it wasn't today,
and it won't be tomorrow,

but someday, he's gonna be
enjoying his retirement,

and he'll pick up the phone

and thank you
for not letting him

drain his life savings

to hold onto the past.

You think I don't know that,
Donna?

I'm not sad for him.
I'm sad for me.

You thinking about your dad?

I know he's not
a household name,

and I know where he falls,

but after tonight,

his music is never gonna
see the light of day again.

I'm sorry, Harvey.

You want to pour me
one of those,

and we could talk about it?

I don't think
it's a good idea.

Paula.

I told her about us.

12 years ago?

Yeah.

Let me guess:
She's pissed

it took you two days

to tell her the full story.

Something like that.

Harvey, I know
it's not my place to say,

but I'm... pretty sure

if you let her in
on what you're going through,

she'd want to hear about it.

I left her two messages.
She hasn't called back.

She will.

You still want that drink?

Maybe we could listen
to the rest of this together.

That'd be nice, Harvey.

That'd be nice.

Excuse me.

Mike.

We're here to codify
this contract.

Anything you need to say to me,

you can say in front of
my client.

There's been
a change of plans.

- What is this?
- That's a bill of sale

from your food bank
to a co-op across town

for our protein packs.

So what?
It's at cost.

We didn't make
any money off it,

so if you're trying to say
Feed the Heart--

I'm not trying
to say anything.

That's proof that your client

resold our protein packs
to other places,

and that's not permitted
under the original agreement.

That doesn't void anything!

The whole thing is
just an understanding.

An understanding that
you're claiming is a contract.

You can't have it both ways,
Oliver.

Either you have a contract
that you broke,

or you have no contract at all.

Either way,

my client gets to do
whatever the hell he wants.

All right.

We'll take your last offer.
- No can do.

Then the one before that.

No, you'll take
the original offer,

or you can buy
our protein packs

at the supermarket
for all I care.

Mike, you made your point.
You can win.

Please, you have to do
something for me.

I did do something for you.

I gave you two great deals,

and you shoved them in my face,

and now,
I'm doing you the favor

of not embarrassing you
in front of them

the way you tried
to embarrass me.

So why don't you go in there,

tell them you shit the bed,

and then take your medicine?

I knew I was right
about you.

No, Oliver,
you were wrong about me.

See, I'm not 70% there
or 90% there.

I am 100% there

for the client that
I am currently representing,

because I learn
from my mistakes.

You can't play for two teams
at the same time,

and if I had to give you
a piece of charity

just because
you don't get that,

then you'll never learn
a goddamn thing.

Not bad, right?

It was awesome, Dad!

I'll take "awesome"
every day of the week,

coming from you.

But the real question is,

was it cool?

It was
the coolest thing ever.

Gordon,

how'd the session go?

This guy thinks it was
the coolest thing ever.

Well, uh, let me guess.

New sax player?

Vic,
this is my boy, Harvey.

Harvey, I want you
to meet Vic.

Now, let me
tell you something,

there may be some cats

who sell a few more records

than your old man,

but he's still
my favorite musician.

Come on, you're just
saying that 'cause I'm his son.

No, you listen to me, man.
I wouldn't bullshit you.

No, it's people like your dad

drives the world.

I'm just hanging on.

Unless he shits the bed

or something like that.

You know, then I'm done
with him.

Okay, I'm going to
get back to my office.

Not everybody can mess around

in a recording studio all day

and call it work.
Know what I mean?

You were right.

About what?

You told me not to take
that case against the clinic.

You tried to warn me,
and I didn't listen.

You want help
smacking him down?

No, no, I took care of it.

Bet it wasn't easy.

It wasn't.

and I know you've done
the same thing to me

a hundred times,

but I'm just realizing now
it's...

a lot harder to do the smacking
than to receive the smacking.

They oughta put that
on a card.

Anyway, I gotta go.

Mike.

Alex suggested that

we make you senior partner.

We discussed it
and decided you weren't ready.

Why are you telling me this?

Because I might have been
wrong myself.

Harvey, Rachel and I
are trying to

make more time for each other,

so if in a couple of months,
you still feel like

you might have made
the wrong decision,

then go ahead and promote me,
but...

I'm not losing any sleep
over it now.

And I'm certainly
not losing a friend.

Good night, Mike.

Night, Harvey.

Something smells amazing.

I made your favorite.
Linguine with pesto.

My favorite is penne vodka,

but the larger issue is,

what have you done with Rachel?

She ran out
to get some wine.

You mean, she went out
to give us some time to talk.

She did,

because I wanted
to thank you.

For what?

You were right.

If you had rolled over,

it wouldn't have helped me

learn what I needed to.

- Oliver--
- Let me finish.

No doubt, that loss stings,

but today was the first time
I felt like your equal,

and I appreciate that
more than you know.

I guess I'll just keep
treating you with respect

and kicking the shit
out of you.

Bring it on, brother.

Sounds like you two
made up.

Yeah, and I hope you're here
to take over,

'cause I'm pretty sure
the last thing Oliver cooked

was SpaghettiOs.

Chef Boyardee,
motherfucker,

and it was delicious.

I doubt that,
but I don't know why

you're letting Mike
give you shit,

because the last thing
he cooked

was a big old bowl of nothing.

Now both of you,
get out of my kitchen

so I can finish dinner.

Damn, Mike.
She just owned your ass.

Yeah, you should see
what happens

when I don't make the bed.

I'm standing right here.

Thank you.

Hello?

Don't tell me you're back
on Harvey's desk again.

Well, I was just
walking by.

I figured I'd pick it up
for old times' sake.

Ah, you knew it was me,
didn't you?

I assume you want to know
if Harvey got your money.

I know he got it.

I just want to know
how he finally got Vic to sell.

- How did you--
- You really think he could

keep that much work
off the books

all these years
without me knowing?

I guess not.

And the way he got
Vic to sell

was by telling him
the truth.

It was time to move on.

Tell him I said thank you.

- Miss you, Jessica.
- I miss you too, Donna,

and I miss the rest
of those fools, too,

but don't you dare tell them
I said that.

Wouldn't dream of it,
Pearson.

Thanks, Paulsen.

- Harvey--
- I know you need time

to process what I told you,

but I can't wait any more.

I understand that,

but if you're here
to apologize--

I'm not.

I'm here to explain.

I've been going through
something the last day or two,

coming to grips with the fact

that my father's legacy
is going away.

Donna came in
to talk to me about it,

and she helped, because
she's part of my life, Paula,

and I like her being
part of my life.

Why are you telling me this?

Because you say
it's not that

you're threatened by Donna,

it's that
I don't share with you.

Well...

I'm sharing.

I appreciate that, Harvey,

and maybe I didn't

fully share with you,

because I am threatened by her.

And when you kept
those things from me...

It was 12 years ago.

I was a different person.

I've come so far.

I made peace with my mom,

and you're the one
that helped me with that,

not Donna.

And as much as I appreciated

Donna coming and talking to me,

you're the one I want there.

Like I said, I'm not
giving you an apology.

I'm just telling you
where I'm coming from.

So the question is...

you still want to come with me?

I do, Harvey,

I do.

Come on, can't you just stop

going out with
that Litt kid?

He's a loser.

He's not a loser, Drake,

and I happen to like him.

Okay, he's sweet and kind
and nice.

Then why don't you just
go out with him instead of me?

Because he may be nice,

but he's not a bad boy,

and...

I like bad boys.

Yeah, you do.

Louis.

What are you do--

We're going into
your building.

We're going in there right now.

- But I thought--
- You thought wrong.

I'm ready to be a bad boy.

Then when we get upstairs,

you're gonna head straight
for the supply closet--

No, we're going into
your office

with our heads held high,

and we're going in there
for four hours,

and we're not locking the door.

You really are a bad boy.

No, Sheila.

I'm a bad man.

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? I'm a man on a mission ?

? I don't need no permission ?

? I'm a man ?

? On a mission ?

? I ain't waitin'
and wishin' ?

? Oh, I got that ambition ?

? I'm a man ?

? On a mission ?