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Previously on "SUITS"...

There was a guard who was
getting suspicious

of what was going on in there.
They wanted me to put him down.

I told him I wouldn't do it

until whoever was running

the show came to me directly.

Who exactly was that?

Roger Shapiro.
CEO of Reform Corp.

And then what happened?

I killed him.

So you two
were in on this together.

I have no idea what
you're talking about.

You're never gonna pull
this shit again on prisoners.

That's a signed confession
from Roger Shapiro,

saying he entered
into a conspiracy,

and that conspiracy
was arranged by you.

I'm not going
to stand here

and write my resignation letter
in front of you two.

What's going on with you
and Brian?

Donna, he's married.
I would never do it.

I know, but I also know that
the heart doesn't always listen

to what the brain
says it would never do.

Denise Gallo?
Who are you?

Someone who knew your father.
He wanted you to have this.

- Did you know?
- Know what?

That Gavin Andrews was gonna
ask me to launder money for him?

I knew he was gonna
ask you to do something.

Help me get out of this.

What did you do with my money?

I found you a legitimate
business opportunity.

- You're fired.
- I don't think so.

Because if I can do this
to you,

imagine what I can do
for you.

[PHONE LINE RINGING]

Hello?
GAVIN: There you are.

What time
do you get to the office?

I'm at my desk
10 minutes before I need to be,

every morning. Which means
you tracked me down.

The question is, why?

Because, we've got a situation.

What did you do now?

I didn't do anything.

One of my transport flights
was carrying art.

Apparently,
the hold depressurized,

and one of the pieces
got damaged.

- What kind of art?
- The expensive kind.

It had to be insured.
What's the problem?

The problem is the insurance
inspector just left here,

and the son of a bitch has got
the balls to say

they'd be sueing me for damages.

All right, I'll get into it.

Who's the insurance company?

Dexhart Insurance Group.

- Shit.
- What's the matter?

Is that gonna be a problem?

Just tell me, have the papers
been filed yet?

Why do you think
I'm calling you this early?

[♪♪♪]

Louis, this is silly.
Where are you taking me?

Relax, we're there.

Then can I take off
this blindfold?

No. Not until you guess
exactly where we are right now.

We're in my new office.

What the f...
How could you know that?

Because, you told me I'd make
senior partner next quarter,

and it's next quarter now. Can I
take this blindfold off?

Holy Shit. You suck the fun out
of everything, don't you?

In that case,

I have dreamt about
making senior partner

since I was 9 years old.

You not only fought
for me to get this,

I wouldn't even be
at this firm without you.

And on top
of all that, Louis,

this office is the most
beautiful thing I've ever seen.

All right. I was wrong.

You don't suck the fun
out of anything.

Thank you, Louis.

Thank you
for fighting for me.

ALEX:
Samantha, we need to talk.

Let me guess. Gavin called you.
He did.

Then you know
we have a conflict.

Which means, one of us
has to drop their client itself.

Do you have Gavin's
private line,

or do you need me
to give it to you?

I don't need anything,
you're gonna call Dexter...

and tell them
you can't handle this paricular matter.

You wouldn't have Gavin
if it weren't for me.

It doesn't matter how I got him.
I'm not dropping him.

Alex, I told you the guy isn't worth
the trouble.

View this as an opportunity
to cut him loose and be done with that.

Wait a second.
Did your client say

they wanted to sue mine,
or did you suggest it today?

What difference does it make?

The difference is I thought
we were past this.

If this is how you're making
your play for partner,

- it's not gonna work.
- The only play I'm making

is to protect my client
from yours,

because Gavin
sabotaged that plane.

I know that because I know
everything else he's done.

You just admitted
using privileged information

against a former client.
And I could have you tossed for that.

You mean, the information like
using your client's family against them?

That's not
breaking privilege, you know.

Neither is catching him
with his hand in the cookie jar.

Cut the bullshit
and step out of the ring.

Because this thing
isn't happening,

- no matter how much you want it.
- I don't want it. My client does.

And I've never
stepped out of a ring in my life.

So, either call Gavin,
or someone can do it for you,

because this case
is moving forward.

[♪♪♪]

Nice home you've made
for yourself here, Robert.

Nicer than the home
you should have, Tommy,

- since you belong in prison.
- Funny you say that,

because that's exactly,
why I'm here.

- What are you talking about?
- I'm talking about, the fact that

you're sitting pretty
in this firm

- after you forced me out of mine.
- You're lucky that's all I did.

Because, you're responsible for
the deaths of multiple inmates.

- According to you.
- According to Frank Gallo.

That's right,
you got him on tape

saying what monsters
we all are.

And then you used it
to blackmail me

into early retirement.

But that gave me
plenty of time to think.

Why the hell would Frank Gallo
cooperate with you

if it meant admitting
to murder?

- What are you getting at, Tommy?
- You and this firm

offered Frank Gallo money
for his daughter in exchange

for fabricated testimony
that you used to leverage me.

And now I'm here
to make you pay.

You're coming at us
to get revenge

for something
you actually did?

I'm coming at you
for what's owed to me,

which is compensation
for the firm that I lost.

How about you compensate
the families

of the people
that you had killed?

Because the only thing
that you are owed

are a pair of prison stripes.

And if you do this,
I promise you'll get them.

Robert, if I wanted
empty threats,

I would have brought this
right to Harvey.

But I didn't,
because I wanted to be here

to see the look on your face
when you realized

I'm going to take you all down,
just like you did to me.

♪ 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 ♪

♪ All right ♪

♪ All step back, ♪

♪ I'm 'bout to dance ♪
♪SUITS♪ Season 08 Episode 09

♪ The greenback boogie ♪
Episode Title: "Motion To Delay"

LOUIS:
Let me get this straight.

Tommy Bratton is
accusing us of conspiracy,

and suing us
for $20 million.

Blackmailing us
for $20 million.

Call it what you want.
I'm not giving him one nickel.

What are we gonna do? Robert.
Because, I hate to say it:

- we did conspire with you.
- I'll tell you about what you can do..

We'll go through every piece
of communication on that case

and make sure that there is nothing
is linking me to this firm.

Robert, I went to your house.
Mike went to your house.

We never exchanged one e-mail,
phone call. We're good.

I don't feel like risking
my future on your memory.

Wait a minute, maybe we don't have
to risk anything on anything.

DONNA:
What are you talking about?

Someone close to Bratton
who might be able

to stop this thing
dead.

- Eli Gould.
- LOUIS: Exactly.

He was Bratton's partner.

What's more,
Alex got him on tape

admitting that he committed
a disbarrable offense.

Which means, you've been
dangling a sword over his head since.

Guess what.
I got the sword right here.

That settles it.
We have our game plan.

Hold on, if this thing
goes to trial,

couldn't Bratton
end up in prison?

What are you getting at, Donna?

Why would he risk that

- just to get revenge?
- Because, people do crazy things

when they think
they've lost everything.

Now, let's get to it.

We've all got
something to do.

Samantha, whatever it is,
now is not the time.

Too bad. We have a problem,
and his name is Gavin Andrews.

Oh, what now
with that man?

Long story short,
Dexhart Insurance

needs to sue
Starboard Airlines.

How exactly is that
supposed to happen

when we represent
them both?

- Why do you think I'm here?
- You better not be here,

to get me to tell Alex
to drop his client.

Robert, you know Gavin is not worth
the headache. He needs to go.

Here's a better idea.

Since you and Alex
each just lost a client,

- these two clients stay.
- What?

You think I wouldn't find out
about that Rand Kaldor shit?

- Robert, I was going to...
- Listen to me.

This firm is under attack.

We can't do this right now.

- What do you mean under attack?
- That's none of your concern.

What is your concern
is fixing this situation.

And how do we do that
when neither client

- is gonna back down?
- I'll tell you how.

You and Alex stop acting
like children,

and get your clients in a room
and get them to settle.

What do you propose we do
when that doesn't work?

Samantha, instead of taking up
more time that I don't have,

I propose you make it work.

[♪♪♪]

Good morning, Katrina.
Can I help you with something?

If this conversation
goes as planned,

you're going to be
helping me with a lot of things.

I don't understand.

I just made
senior partner.

- So it's official?
- It's official.

And as my first act,
Brian Simon Altman,

will you be
my associate?

Katrina, I'm honored.

But before I answer,

are you sure the two of us
working so closely together.

Is it a good idea?

What? I mean, we've
become good friends.

So it might get complicated
if I officially work for you.

I appreciate that, Brian.

But I'm okay with it
if you are.

In that case, I would love
to be your associate.

Then I suggest we start with
some ground rules.

First, every day, you get here
before everyone else.

- Done.
- Next, power ties only.

Not any of the ties
I have seen you wear.

Been meaning to replace
my collection anyway.

Finally,
I don't want a yes man.

So I don't care
what the topic is.

If you disagree with me,
I want you to push back,

whether it'll
piss me off or not.

Are we clear?

If I say yes, that would mean
I'm being a yes man.

So I don't know what to do.
I don't know.

I'll tell you
what you're gonna do.

You're gonna help me
win the case

that's going to put us
on the map.

[♪♪♪]

Hey.

Do you have a second?

Only if you have an hour to go
through that box over there.

Actually, I think I may have
a better way to spend my time.

Okay. What's going on
in that brain of yours?

I didn't want to say it
in the room,

but I don't think
Eli Gould is the only person

we should be going to
right now.

We need to pay a visit
to Gallo's daughter.

You think she knows
something that can help us.

I don't know what she knows.
But we better find out.

Because, there's a chance
Bratton has her in his pocket.

Who knows what lies he told
to get her. You're right.

- I'll go right now.
- No, no, no.

That's what I'm trying to tell you.
It can't be you.

Donna, I know you're part of
the firm's leadership, but...

Harvey, if Bratton has
convinced her of some bullshit,

it'll be next to impossible
to change her mind.

And the man who put her father
away in the first place

isn't the one
to do that.

You're right.

Do what you can.

[♪♪♪]

Oh, finally.

I've been looking
for you.

Why? Got another
lawsuit to drop?

Actually, I have
a settlement to reach.

Are they putting something
in this coffee?

It sounds like
you're backing off.

Alex, Robert doesn't want
either one of us

losing any more business
right now.

You mean, you asked him to make me
drop Gavin. He said no.

The important thing is,
keeping both clients

wasn't a request.
It was an order.

Which means we need to figure
a way to stay out of court.

- We do.
- Well...

I'm not selling out my client
just to please Robert's saying,

so, what exactly
are you suggesting?

I'm suggesting
that we do what two people

that like to go to war
sometimes have to do.

Find a way
to make peace.

[♪♪♪]

Eli.

I-I hope you don't mind.
Your wife let me in.

Louis Litt.

You've got some balls,
coming to my house.

I knew you might not
like it,

which is why
I brought you a gift.

Is that
what I think it is?

If you think
it's the only copy

of the recording
Alex made of you,

then yeah, it is.

- I'm offering it to you.
- Why would you do that?

I thought we could
work out a little arrangement.

You get Tommy Bratton
to back off his lawsuit,

you get back the one thing
that can cost you your license.

What makes you think I'd
help you just to get that back?

Eli, I don't think you fully
understand the situation.

We may have
forced him out,

but his name
is still on your wall.

You take this to court,

you're risking the name
Bratton Gould

forever being associated
with corruption and murder.

AND When he convinces a jury
that you fabricated material

just to blackmail him,

the world's gonna think
you're liars.

That little tape of yours
will be worthless.

And the name Bratton Gould
will be just fine.

Eli, you need
to think this through.

The man is guilty.

The man was my partner.

You cost him millions.

Blackmailed me twice
with that thing already.

And now, you're gonna pay.

- Eli, please.
- Get the hell out of my house.

[♪♪♪]

This is a bunch
of bullshit.

I take it that means
you're up to speed?

I'm not just up to speed,
I know more about

women's clothing
than I ever thought possible.

Then you know Hi-Rise Fashion
has been ripping off

- our client's designs.
- I do.

The thing I don't know
is how we're gonna stop them,

because copyright laws
are notoriously vague.

Which is why when we win,
it's going to make a statement.

Then since I'm not supposed
to be a yes man, I have to ask.

Are you sure
you don't want our first case

to be a guaranteed win?

Okay, the truth is, I'm not just
doing this to make a statement.

I'm also doing it because
the designer's my friend.

Which means
this case is personal.

And I told myself
that when I had enough clout

to pick my cases,
I would pick hers.

In that case,

why don't you tell me
what our first move is?

Easy.

Tomorrow morning,
we slap them with this.

[♪♪♪]

Denise Gallo?

Yeah?

My name's Donna Paulsen.

I'd like to ask you
a few questions.

About what?
I was wondering

if Thomas Bratton
came to you,

asking about the money
you received from your father.

He came to me, to ask about
the money I got from you.

What'd you tell him?

I don't know what my
father did to get that money.

A man came to my home
with a check,

and I wasn't about
to turn it down.

Didn't that man
also tell you

that your father
was a good person?

So, what if he did?

These people say we paid
him off to lie for us.

And it isn't true.

What do you want me
to do about it?

I want you to take
the stand and testify.

Your father died trying
to redeem himself.

They're trying to
take that away from you,

and you can't
let them do it.

Let's say I believe you,
and Frank actually had changed.

Thomas Bratton told me
the reason he got killed

is 'cause of you.

Are you gonna tell me
that's not true?

No.

I'm not.

Because they might lie to you,
but I won't.

Frank never would have
tried to redeem himself

if we hadn't
contacted him.

So yeah,
he might still be alive.

But the reason he's dead
isn't because of us.

It's because they killed him.

Well, it doesn't matter,

'cause I never knew
the man he became.

I only knew the man he was,

and that man
would have lied, cheated,

done whatever else it took
to get what he wanted.

Which, most of the time,
was money.

If you ask me
about that under oath,

that's all I'll be able
to say.

[♪♪♪]

HARVEY: All right,
Louis, we're all here.

- What's going on?
- It didn't work with Gould.

And I hate to pile on
more bad news,

but if Bratton puts
Denise Gallo on the stand,

she's gonna say
that Frank Gallo

never did a thing
that wasn't for money.

Which makes it look like
we paid him off to lie.

If we did that,
we'd conspire with each other.

Which means we're right back
at square one.

ELI:
I wouldn't say that.

HARVEY: What are you doing here, Eli?
I'm here with an offer.

Give me that tape back,
I'll get him to settle.

Five million, and you two
admit what you did.

No deal.
It saves you money.

It also puts us in a position
of losing our licenses.

Which is what he's been holding
over my head for two years.

I don't give a shit.
No deal.

[SCOFFS]
Look,

I thought about
what you said last night.

But if I'm gonna convince Tommy,
I gotta give him something.

Sign a civil admission,
and we'll seal it.

Sealed or not,
we sign something like that,

it finds its way
to the bar.

Listen to me.

I want this to go away as much
as you, but I'm telling you,

this is the best
you're gonna get.

[♪♪♪]

I hate to say this, but I think
maybe we should take his deal.

We can't trust Eli Gould.

And we sure as hell
can't trust Tommy Bratton.

I think, if we're getting,
They may be lying about Gallo,

but you and Robert did
what they're saying.

- So what?
- We may have no other choice

- than to trust them.
- I'm not trusting shit,

because I know
what's going on here.

And it goes back
to Donna's original question.

You mean, why would a man
like Tommy Bratton risk prison?

And the answer is,
he wouldn't.

This whole thing is
a good cop, bad cop bluff,

and I'm gonna
put a stop to it.

How?

The way you put
a stop to any bully.

You take his bluff and you
shove it down his throat.

Those are lovely.

Whose are they?

- I'm sorry?
- She means, who designed them?

We know your people didn't.

KATRINA: Just like they didn't
design this or this or this.

I don't know
who you are,

but these items were part
of our last spring line,

and we designed them
ourselves.

What you mean is you copied
my client's designs,

then beat her to market
and undercut her price.

I see what this is,
because I've seen it before.

And no associate
at some middling law firm

is going to shake me down.

I'm not an associate,
I'm a senior partner.

And this isn't a shakedown.
It's a chance at a settlement

before we clean you out
in court.

Then file your suit,

because it's a thin line
between theft and inspiration.

Particularly in
a creative industry

where people have
similar ideas all the time.

My lawyers have assured me
of that.

Have they also told you about
Johnson v. Olympia Records?

Because a songwriter was awarded
15 million for plagiarized work

in exactly the same
situation.

And since precedents
can cross industries,

in particular
the creative ones...

We thought $15 million for our
client's designs would be fair.

We'll give you 24 hours
to consult your lawyers.

After that,
we'll see you in court.

[♪♪♪]

As your lawyers, it is our job
to go to war for you.

Most of the time,
that means going to court.

The thing is,
court is ugly, expensive,

and most of all,
it's risky.

So last night,
Samantha and I came up

with a way to avoid all that.

The painting in question had
a market value of 120 million.

Our proposal is that Starboard
Airlines pay 45 percent,

with no admission of fault.

Let me
get this straight.

You want me to pony up
$50 million

- when we didn't do anything?
- Gavin, It's a compromise.

There's gotta be pain
on both sides.

Oh, yes. That's a lot of pain on mine,
and not enough on theirs.

You've got exposure
for the full 120.

So, I think
You're getting a hell of a deal.

- I don't care what you say.
- Then I'll say it.

If anybody's coming out
ahead here, it's you.

- I don't like it.
- SAMANTHA: Nina, listen to me.

No, I did listen to you.
Two days ago, you said

this shitty, son of a bitch destroyed
that painting intentionally,

- and you'd prove it.
- I don't believe it.

Shitty, son of a bitch.
That how you talk about former clients?

- Gavin...
- Yeah. That's what she said.

Nina, this deal puts money
on the table now.

You don't take it, I will appeal
this thing till 2020, not as per this way.

GAVIN: Assuming we
don't get it tossed,

which we will,
knowing what I do

about how you and
your company do business.

About how I do business?

You gonna let him
push us around like that?

Alex, this
is a loser for you.

Get your client
under control.

Don't tell me how to handle him
when you started this.

And don't talk about this case
being a loser.

- You're lucky we're here.
- Bullshit.

You're lucky we're here.
We go to court,

- and I will clean your clock.
- Bring it on.

- If only we could.
- As far as I'm concerned, you can.

- I've had enough for this.
- You want my money,

Samantha, come and take it,
'cause I'm not signing any deals

with anyone.

[♪♪♪]

Harvey, can I talk
to you for a second?

- What about?
- The fact that I've had it

- with Samantha's bullshit.
- Slow down. What's going on?

Whatt's going on,
She deliberately encouraged

Dexhart Insurance
to sue my client.

I'm tired of tip-toeing
around the situation.

- Meaning?
- I wanna go toe-to-toe with her.

You want us to go to trial
representing both clients?

Harvey, I was in a room
with all sides today.

They wanna fight
as much as I do.

- They'll waive conflict.
- That would work, Alex,

except we can't afford
having two partners

fighting a death match
in front of the world

when... we need to look
unified.

What do you mean, "we need to
look unified"? What's going on?

I don't wanna get into it,
but we're handling it.

Here's the thing.
We're not unified.

Even if we were,
those two aren't gonna settle.

So, like it or not,
my next move is going to court

to get her
kicked off this case.

Samantha, if you're here
about your case

against Starboard Airlines...

- You know about that?
- I'm a name partner.

It's my business to know
when one of our attorneys

files suit
against another.

While we're on the subject
of filing things,

Alex Williams filed this.

This is a motion to force you
to recuse yourself.

Yeah. He's trying to get me
kicked off my case,

which means you're gonna
kick him off instead.

- Wait, what?
- You heard me.

Alex is gonna drop Gavin.
You're gonna make him.

You want that done,
go to Robert.

Robert's not here,
and I need it now.

- Why? I can't do it for you.
- You can and will.

- Because, you owe me.
- Oh, no.

You don't call in
that chit for this.

I get to call it in
for whatever I want,

because you came to me
and made me drop Delta,

and then I went
against Robert

when you wanted back on the case
he took from you.

So we are dropping Gavin Andrews
whether you like it or not.

[♪♪♪]

[TOMMY LAUGHS]

You come here
for the steam?

Because I hate
to break it to you,

you gotta take
the suit off.

That's a good one, Tommy.

But I'm here to tell you
I don't care

if you get Eli Gould
or Mother Theresa or Gandhi

to be your good cop.
We're not taking your deal.

What are you talking about?
I didn't offer a deal.

Oh. Yes, you did,
because you don't have the balls

- to risk going to prison.
- That's funny.

What are you gonna say
when I put you on the stand

and ask you point-blank,

"Did you conspire
with Harvey Specter?"

You talk a big game, but
it's not going down like that.

I'm gonna say you conspired
to keep people in prison

for the purpose of lining
your own pockets.

And when you end up
in prison yourself,

every inmate in there is gonna
know that's what you did.

Now who's talking a big
game, Robert?

I am.

Because we're gonna show
this video of Frank Gallo

calling you out.

Well, we might even put it up
on YouTube.

You're making
a big mistake, Robert.

I'm calling your bluff.
So drop this thing.

Or go ahead
and pick a trial date.

But Tommy, just to be clear,
when they close that cell door,

you're not gonna
last the night.

[♪♪♪]

LOUIS:
Harvey, we need to talk.

If it's about Robert and
Bratton, I haven't heard back.

LOUIS: It's not.
It's about Alex and Samantha.

- What did he do now?
- Not him. It's her.

She wants me to make him
drop Gavin Andrews.

Then, what the hell
are you doing in here?

- Just tell her no.
- Here's the thing, Harvey.

I gave her a chit.
I owe her. She knows it.

Now I don't know
what to do.

- Alex was right.
- What do you mean?

I mean, I've had about enough
of Samantha's bullshit.

So I should
sacrifice my honor

and not let her
cash in her chit?

No, Louis, I'm saying
the complete opposite.

[♪♪♪]

[SIGHS]

Katrina, we've been going over
this all day. We've got them.

They'll take the deal.
Maybe they will.

But I am going to keep dotting
my I's and crossing my T's.

- I need to be sure.
- What you need

is for someone
not to be your yes man.

And that starts
right now.

- Brian...
- You just became senior partner.

I bet you haven't even
taken time to celebrate yet.

I'll celebrate after we win.
No, you won't.

There'll be another case,
then another and another.

And if you don't stop

and appreciate the big moments
when they come,

you'll regret it.

What are you saying?

I'm saying,
I'm pulling rank.

We're going out to celebrate,
and we're going out right now.

[♪♪♪]

What the fuck
do you think you're doing?

- LOUIS: Whoa, calm down.
- You told my client

we're dropping him,
and you want me to calm down?

You're lucky I'm not
putting you on the floor now.

Listen to me. I had to do it.
It was the only way.

The only way to what,
screw me over?

Alex, I owed Samantha.

The only way for me to get out
of it was to do this.

- So you put her over me.
- No, I didn't.

If she wasn't
asking for this,

she'd ask me to back her
for name partner

when the time comes

instead of me and Harvey
backing you for name partner right now.

I'm name partner?
I didn't get the memo.

Harvey's going to Zane
as we speak.

Well, Lious, the second you put
my name on the door,

I will call Gavin
and drop him like a...

Until then, he's my client,
and don't you ever contact him

without my knowledge
again.

[♪♪♪]

To ZSL's newest
senior partner.

You've already
toasted me four times.

I figured you're new to this
whole celebrating thing.

I wanted to show you
how it's done.

[LAUGHS]

Well, in that case...

to ZSL's best associate.

Because, Brian, that precedent
was a stroke of genius.

Thank you.

By the way,
how did you come up with it?

The music industry
is the perfect parallel,

yet no one's
thought of it before.

It's actually
a little embarrassing.

What do you mean,
embarrassing?

I thought about
the music industry

because I considered
becoming a songwriter myself.

- You're kidding.
- No.

In fact, Julie and I talked
about it a long time

before finally deciding
on law school.

Let me guess.

She wanted you to take
the safer route,

and you wanted to explore
your artistic side.

Actually,
the other way around.

When I told her
I was gonna be a lawyer,

she said I should have more
faith in myself as an artist.

You're lucky to have someone
who thinks so highly of you.

I am.

But the thing is,
once I moved into law,

I found I loved it as much
as I ever loved writing.

What?

Nothing, it's just...

Julie doesn't understand that,
and sometimes, I wish she would.

Anyway, it's nice to be able
to talk about law

with someone
that's actually interested.

If that's what
you're looking for,

consider me happy to discuss
the nuances of the law anytime,

because I love it as much as you do.
[LAUGHS]

Thank you for tonight, Brian.

This was exactly
what I needed.

Thanks for asking me
to be your associate, Katrina.

I'm really happy
you did.

Oh, Harvey, good.

You can help me go through
the last of these files.

- I'm not going through anything.
- Robert...

Not until we've talked
about Alex.

If this is about what I think it
is, we already talked about it.

No, we agreed to kick
the can down the road.

Well, this is the end
of the road,

because Louis and I are backing
Alex for name partner right now.

Harvey, now is not the time
to be discussing this.

Yes, it is, because Samantha
and Alex are about to go to war.

If you're talking
about Dexhart Insurance,

- I told her to settle.
- Well, she didn't.

She went to Louis,
called in a chit

to make him drop
Gavin Andrews.

I didn't let you
become managing partner

so your lieutenant...

You didn't let me
do anything.

And if Samantha did that,
I'll deal with her.

How? Because as far
as I can tell,

- you've never dealt with her.
- Ok. You listen to me.

No, you listen to me.

You let her do whatever she
wants since she got here.

Alex has been fighting for
this firm since he got here.

I made him a promise...
Before you two go further,

we've got a bigger problem.

Tommy wasn't bluffing.
He just sent over a trial date.

- It's for a week from today.
- Shit.

Exactly. You two need
to stop fighting each other,

because now we've got
to fight him.

No, we don't. I know why
Bratton's doing this.

- What you're talking about?
- You thought Bratton wouldn't risk

going prison to this.

Well, he will,
and I know why.

[♪♪♪]

I don't know about you,
but getting here at 7 a.m.

isn't as easy
with a hangover.

I don't care, Brian,

because Hi-Rise Fashion
just dropped a bomb.

Wait, what? How?

- We've got them.
- In court, yes.

But they just cut a huge deal
with our manufacturer.

Suddenly, our manufacturer
is telling us

they no longer have the
capacity to handle our product.

They made it
a condition of their order,

which is illegal.
Yes, it is.

If they did it to us,
they did it to others.

I'm gonna tell them
I'm going to the DOJ

- if they don't back off.
- No. Without proof,

a threat like that
could be construed

as inducing
the malicious prosecution.

- You can't do it.
- Why? I have to do something.

Because instead of spending
my time last night

thinking about
how to prevent this,

I took my eye
off the ball.

Katrina, don't be so hard
on yourself.

You couldn't
have seen this coming.

I might have seen it coming

if I'd stayed here
like I wanted to

instead of
letting you convince me to go party.

Hold on a second.
You're saying this is my fault?

Because I didn't convince you,
I invited you.

And you said you wanted
an associate who would push back.

Push back on case work.
Not tell me not to do my job.

Then let me push back
right now,

because you bluff
these guys,

you're opening yourself up
to exposure.

So what?

Harvey Specter
bluffs all the time.

Harvey Specter has
a 15-plus-year track record

of kicking people's asses.

You don't have faith in me
to pull this off.

I didn't say that.

I'm saying it's not a risk
worth taking,

and I'm not gonna
let you do it.

Well, Brian,
there's a time to push back

and a time to get in line.

I'm going there
at 3 p.m. today,

and you are either
with me or you're not.

Then I'm not,

because this is a mistake,
and you know it.

[♪♪♪]

[KNOCKS]

Harvey,
you have a minute?

I'm about to file
a few motions.

- But, yeah, I have a minute.
- I was under the impression

you don't normally file
your own motions.

Well, it's kind of important.
What's on your mind?

Trouble in
senior partner town?

How'd you know?

That's the first thing
that happens

after you make it
to senior partner town.

Well, then,
long story short,

it's my first case,
my back's against the wall,

and my only way out
is to bluff.

- But?
- I'm opening myself up

to significant exposure,

and I'm not sure
I can pull it off.

- Then think of another way.
- How come?

Because if you're not sure
you can pull it off, you won't.

And Katrina,
life is long.

You don't want to start senior
partnership with exposure.

Now, I got to go.

Thank you, Harvey.

HARVEY: I see they're letting
you use your old office.

First Robert, now you.

Well, he had
his turn at bat.

We thought it was time
for me to have mine.

Go ahead,
take your best shot.

Like I told Robert,
I'm not bluffing.

That's the thing, Tommy.

We know you're not.
We figured out why.

You don't know what
you're talking about.

Yes, I do.

Turns out three months ago,
you were diagnosed with cancer

and given a year to live.

Well, if you know that,
then you also know

I'm never going to settle.

What I know is what our
trial strategy's gonna be.

Motion to delay,
motion to delay,

motion to delay.

The wheels of justice
turn slowly, Tommy.

Which means even if you win,
you won't be here to see it.

You really are a son
of a bitch,

- aren't you?
- No. You did this.

You brought this on yourself.
It's time to let it go.

Spend what time you have left
with your family.

Just let me go back to my firm
for nine months more,

and I will drop this.

I can't let you do that
because I've seen what you do.

I'm not gonna let you
get back in the game

and do something like this
to someone else.

Then you know what?

Delay all you want.

Because they say when you're
fighting something like I am,

you have to have something
to live for.

Well, you just gave me two years
to live on hate alone.

Now, get the hell out of here,
and I'll see you in court.

[♪♪♪]

That looks like a job
for your associate.

If you're just here
to talk me out of my bluff,

you don't have to worry.
I'm not gonna do it. Good.

Because you don't have to.

I don't believe it.

You got proof they colluded
with our manufacturer.

I did.

Brian,
how did you get this?

Simple. I called up the factory,

pretending to be in Hi-Rise's
contracts department

and started complaining
about how all we had

were verbal assurances
they'd uphold our agreement.

Eventually, they agreed
to sign a memo.

- They agreed to incriminate themselves?
- Not exactly.

I told them copyright laws
are notoriously vague,

so their memo could be too.

But even a vague memo is enough
for us to get them investigated.

Or threaten to.

But now you can do it
with proof.

Did it occur to you

that misrepresenting yourself
like this

could have opened you up
to huge exposure?

It did.

But I decided
it was worth the risk.

Because my job may be
to push back,

but it's also
to have your back.

And from now on, I will.

Two more years on hate alone.

He said that?

He not only said it,
the son of a bitch meant it.

He's gonna fight us
until his last breath.

What?

A man gets told he only has so
much time left on this earth,

you would think that would
put things in perspective.

You would.

But I guess
he'd have to be human.

And as it turns out,
he was more like the Terminator.

Just won't go down.

[AS ARNOLD SCHWARZENEGGER]
Come with me if you want to live.

[AS ARNOLD SCHWARZENEGGER]
I'll be back.

Hasta la vista, baby.

If it bleeds,
we can kill it.

First of all, that's Predator.
Second of all, you sound Jamaican.

Not German.

[IN JAMAICAN ACCENT]
Oh, man. Get off my back, man.

You know what?
He's Austrian.

[IN NORMAL VOICE]
Yeah.

[SIGHS]

What are we gonna do?

We're gonna do
what we have to.

We're gonna delay this
as long as possible,

and then fight it
on its merits.

LOUIS: We don't have to
fight anything anymore.

Tommy Bratton's dead.

What?

LOUIS:
Eli Gould just called.

He said Tommy
had a heart attack.

They think it was
brought on by the stress

of fighting
his illness.

HARVEY:
And fighting us.

Anyway,
for what it's worth,

Gould's dropping
the whole thing.

HARVEY: I gotta say,
I always thought we'd win.

But not like this.

Robert,
you okay?

I don't know.

We may have been at war,
but I knew the man for 30 years.

I could use a minute
to process this.

You take all the time
you need.

[♪♪♪]

How'd it go?

[IMITATES BALL BEING HIT
AND CROWD CHEERING]

I didn't know
you like baseball.

I didn't know
you like music.

You heading home
for the night?

- Yeah. Actually...
- Don't go yet.

Brian, you came through for me
in every way on this case.

And like you said
the other night,

if we don't stop to celebrate
the little things,

then what's any of this for?

If I didn't know any better,
I'd say this is your way

of thanking me
for looking out for you.

It is.

And I happen to have
made us reservations

at an amazing place
with live music

in honor of your love
of music.

Katrina, I can't tonight.

I really need to get home
with Julie and the baby.

Oh.

The baby. Of course.

I'm sorry, I didn't
think about it.

No. it's okay. If you don't have one,
why would you think about it?

Right.
[LAUGHS]

But let me just say that I would
love to get a rain check.

Rain check it is.

In the meantime,
I gotta go.

I'm sure you have someone else
who would love to take my place.

Oh, of course.

Have a good night, Brian.

Good night, Katrina.

[♪♪♪]

[KNOCK ON DOOR]

DONNA:
Am I interrupting?

- Not really.
- Good.

I happened to have walked in
on a conversation last night

that made me wanna have
a conversation with you.

- I'm listening.
- This thing

between you and Alex
is coming to a head.

Harvey and Louis want Alex
to be the next name partner

and Robert doesn't.

Skip the preamble, Donna.
What's on your mind?

I don't suppose it would
do any good to ask you

to let this go and let Alex
go up there first.

- I don't believe it.
- Believe what?

Harvey doesn't have
the balls to come in here

and ask me himself.
He sent you.

He didn't send anybody.
I'm here on my own.

Then you
may have internalized

the patriarchal system here,
but I have not.

I haven't internalized
anything.

I'm not here
at the behest of any man.

I'm here on my own,
woman to woman,

asking you to take
the long view and wait.

I'm sure
you think that's true.

But did it occur to you
to ask Alex to step down

before you came to me? Because
that's what I mean by patriarchy.

For the record,
I did think to ask Alex.

And I chose to ask you.

And I did that
because it comes down

to who the promise
was made to first.

Not the gender of the person
it was made to.

What's to stop them
from changing their minds

before it's my turn?

They're not gonna
put a second name up there

for at least another year.

What if they put it
in writing?

You're a lawyer.
You make it airtight.

You really make a person
get to the bottom

of what's inside of them,
don't you?

- What do you mean?
- I mean, when you put it that way,

it's not about them
changing their minds,

or it taking too long, or even
Robert getting hit by a bus.

The truth is,
I'm not backing down because...

I think I'm better than
Alex Williams.

And I'm not gonna say
that I'm not.

Then I respect
your decision.

Good night, Samantha.

Hey.

I heard you won
your first case.

The fact
that I heard about it

means you're making a name
for yourself.

So...

Thank you, Louis.

Wait a second.
Is something wrong?

Goddamn it, did they spell
Bennett with one T again?

No. Nothing's wrong.

It's just been a long day,
and I'm tired.

Katrina, ahem,
I know you.

You don't get tired
after winning a case.

Something is going on.

It's just, I know
I should be happy right now.

I finally made it
to the top of the mountain.

And I get it.
It only made you realize

how much further
you still want to go.

Yes, that's it.

That's exactly it.

No, it's not it.

I have seen that look before,
and it was on my face.

Katrina...

when it comes
to that part of life...

you can't force it.

It's unpredictable.

[♪♪♪]

- I hate unpredictable.
- I know. I do too.

But you once told me
that someday,

I would find someone.

And I did.

And you will too.

Life is gonna put
that special someone

right in front of you,
and when it happens,

I know you'll be ready.

Hey, I just realized,

I never took you out
to celebrate your promotion.

What do you say we go out
and get dinner?

Another time, Louis.

I have some work
to catch up on.

♪ I don't wanna, love ♪

♪ Leave you talking
To yourself ♪

♪ Close your eyes
And you'll feel ♪

♪ Like somebody else ♪

HARVEY:
Drinking alone?

I guess what they say
is true.

None of us know
how much time we really have.

HARVEY:
No, we don't.

Listen, Robert,
I've been doing some thinking

about the Samantha
and Alex situation.

- Harvey...
- not tonight. Just hear me out, please.

I think we should
let them fight.

Harvey, we do that, we're
admitting our house is divided.

And we make it that much easier
for another Tommy Bratton

to try and pick us apart.

I know.

But our house
is divided.

I made a promise.
You made a promise.

And if we keep
doing nothing...

It's worse than letting them
settle it themselves.

One case, head-to-head.

Winner gets name partner.

You think they'll go for it?

I think they've been wanting
to go at it

ever since you two got here.

Then I say
we let them fight.

[♪♪♪]

You want to tell them,
or should I?

Why don't we both tell them?

But let's do it tomorrow.

Because after today,

all I wanna do
is finish this drink,

go home, and see Laura.

Good night, Robert.

Good night, Harvey.

Synchronized by srjanapala

[♪♪♪]