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Mike: This is an offer
letter. We need you.

I just got out of prison.
I'm not trying to go back.

You're not going back. Your
title's gonna be "consultant."

You don't have to
do this for me.

Do me a favor.
Just think about it.

Your last lsat score
was significantly

higher than your previous ones.

I studied incredibly
hard the last time.

Did you study hard? Or did
your fiancé study hard for you?

I'm pregnant.

This has to be some
kind of record... Louis.

It's his.

You make impulsive decisions

and you go back on them
all the time.

How? This is different.

Because it's a baby!

You want to merge?

Jessica, you got
knocked down the mountain.

Without help, you're not
going to be able to get back up.

I've had my name first
for too long.

I can't go back
to having it last.

Tara messer, will you marry me?

Yes, Louis, I'll marry you.

You can't just
throw this all away

after we gave
everything to save it.

No one's saying you have
to give up the firm, Louis.

You just have to let me go.

You sure about this?

I'm not sure about anything.

And it scares
the shit out of me.

Donna: You going to be okay?

Harvey: She was my mentor.

But, yeah, I'm going to be okay.

Hey. If it's going to be
much longer,

I can just get some on the way.

Hold your horses, mister.

That was the best
cup of coffee I've ever had.

I told you
it was worth the wait.

That was nice. It was.

And as much as I'd like to
spend all day doing it,

we should get going.

Just do me a favor... Harvey,

I don't think you understand.

I told you,
once this happened again,

I don't work for you any more.

Donna, you can't leave me.

I'm not leaving you, Harvey.
I just don't work for you.

That's leaving me. No, Harvey.

That's not leaving you.

Jessica left you.

And you need to get it
through your head.

She's never coming back.

What are you thinking about?

I'm just thinking about names.

I always wanted
a boy named Cooper

and a girl named Lucy.

Louis, I appreciate you
thinking about this, but...

I know, I'm not the father.

It's just that, if I'm
gonna help raise him,

I'd like to give him something.

It doesn't matter.

Because whatever his first name

ends up being,

you're going to be the one
who gave him his last name.

Louis, I'm gonna be a litt.

Which means our children
are going to be litts.

You really mean that?

Of course I do.

Tara, I've got to get going.

What... what's wrong?
Oh, nothing's wrong.

Jessica left last night,

which means Harvey and I got to
figure out what we're going to do.

Dad, what are you doing here?

I know
I'm a little early, but...

I came to bring you
a graduation present.

What?

This is a job offer.

Not just anyjob offer.

An associate
at rand kaldor Zane.

I already have a job
when I graduate.

Rachel, we talked about this.

When you graduate, you're going
to have to stand before the bar

and pass the character
and fitness test.

And you think
working at your firm

looks better
than working at mine.

Yes, I do.

Dad. I...

Rachel, I understood

when you wanted to work there

when Jessica was still there.

But now that she's gone,

that firm is going to turn
upside down.

And I don't want you there
when it does.

Dad, you are my family, and
I would do anything for you.

But Pearson specter litt
is my work family

and they've always
been there for me.

I'm not going to leave them
when they need me the most.

Butjust remember,

as long as I'm running my firm,

the offer will always be there.

Mike, what are you doing here?

Can I come in? Of course.

You want a cup of coffee?

Yeah. That would be good.

Look, I wanna talk to you
about your offer.

Idm. You thought about it.

Good.

Don't tell me you're here to
renegotiate the terms. I'm not taking it.

Mike... just listen to me.

When I was on trial, I
said that I was given a gift

and I threw it away.

Well, iwasn'tjust trying to
bullshit the jury. I meant that.

And as easy as it would be
for me to just come back

and pick up
right where we left off,

I can't look myself
in the mirror

if all I'm doing is going
back to corporate law.

Why don't you just
come back for a month?

What are you talking about?

Well, it's easier to find a
job when you have one.

Come back, pad your resume

while you look
for something else.

Come on, Harvey. If I
come back for one month,

it'll be two months.

Then six months.
The next thing I know,

I won't have helped a
single person in ten years.

That's not true.
You'll have helped me.

That's not what I meant
and you know it.

I don't care what you meant.

Jessica left last night.
I know you know that.

I just need somebody I can
trust until we figure things out.

Harvey, I'm not doing this.

God damn it, you stood
in front of me once

begging me to hire you
and I did.

And now, I'm asking you
to do the same thing

and you're telling me
to go screw myself.

That's not what I'm doing
and you know it.

Mike, I need this.

I'm sorry, Harvey. I... I can't.

I just can't.

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 early

busy, busy making money

all right!

All step back I'm 'bout to dance

the greenback boogie

Harvey, where you been?
We need to talk.

Louis, ifyou're here to tell me

our bank account is empty
and we're on our knees,

then I need to have this
conversation some other time.

Well, you're in luck. Because
I'm here to tell you the opposite.

What?

I've been here since 6:00,
going through the books.

You're never going to
believe this,

but between not having
to pay any of the partners,

signing a few new clients
and subletting our space,

we're actually flush with cash.

Are you kidding me? Take a look.

Finally, some good news.

Now if it's not too much to ask,

can we go back to your office
and work on a game plan?

No, Louis, it's not
too much to ask.

Uh, we don't open
for another 15 minutes.

But ifyou've got a
delivery, I can take it.

Oh, I appreciate that.
But I'm...

I'm not here
to deliver anything.

I'm here for a job.

Not a lot of lawyers
show up to work on a bike.

I'm not like a lot of lawyers.

To tell you the truth,

I'm not like any other lawyer.

I like you.

If it's up to me,
you'd be starting today.

But what I can do is
let you go on in there.

So you'd be the first person
they see when they get in.

Thanks. Hey, what's your name?

Darryl. Mike.

Good luck in there, Mike.

I think the first thing
we should do

is send a message
that we're back

by hiring a new class
of associates.

Yeah, I love the idea
of sending a message,

but I'm not ready to talk about
hiring associates right now.

Why not? Because I'm not.

Inthatcase, maybe you're
ready to talk about a merger.

Robert, what are you doing here?

Jessica didn't tell you?

Before she left,
I offered her a lifeline.

And now, I'm going to
offer the same thing to you.

We appreciate your offer, but...

But what? But we
don't need your charity.

Yes, you do.

You were struggling
before she left.

And at noon today, the
whole world is going to know

that you suffered another blow.

The only thing
the world's going to know

is Jessica had such
confidence in our abilities

that she decided to move on
to another phase of her career.

I don't care
how you want to spin it.

Even if you manage to
keep your clients,

you've got a Boulder headed
your way and you know it.

What are you talking about?

Which one of you two is going
to take Jessica's seat at the table?

Because you can only
avoid that question forsolong.

And my money says that
the second I leave this room,

you two are gonna
fight to the death.

And what's left of this firm

is gonna be ripped apart.

So, come see me

when that reality sets in.

You were right.

We should hire
a new class of associates.

What, are you kidding me?

You're gonna ignore that
gauntlet he just threw down?

He wasn't throwing down
a gauntlet, Louis.

He was trying to capitalize
on an opportunity.

Bullshit, he challenged
our leadership.

And if we don't
get it together right now,

he's gonna tell the entire city

that we can't even agree
on who's in charge.

Louis, Jessica's flight hasn't
even touched down yet.

I'm not going to get in a
pissing contest with you

over who should run the firm.

I knew it. You don't think I
should be the one in charge.

What I think is you were here
at 6:00 am. Looking at the books,

figuring out a game plan that
I wasn't ready to implement.

And now, I am.

So, instead of
picking a fight with me

that I'm not
in the mood to have,

why don't you do what
you said you were going to

and hire a new class
of associates?

Hey. Oliver.

Oh. Uh, Mike.

Mike. Sorry to keep you
waiting. What can I do for you?

I'd like to apply for a job.

That's great. We are definitely
short-handed right now.

Are you a lawyer? Not exactly.

Okay.

I mean, no. I'm... I'm not.

That's all right. We need
help across the board.

Do you have anylegalexpenence?

A lot, actually.
It's a long story.

Well, I look fonnard
to hearing it

after you fill this out.

Great. Um, do you want me
to take it home with me or...

It's only two pages. Why don't
you do it here and get it back to me?

I'm just right back there.

There's about a dozen
miniature deadpools on my desk.

Don't judge. It's a great
movie and you know it.

I do know it.
I saw it three times.

You bullshitting me?

Of course I am.
I want to work here.

Get it back to me.
I'll take care of you.

Thanks, Oliver. Anytime, Mike.

You wanna talk about it?

Talk about what?

You saw Mike this
morning, didn't you?

How did you know?

Because instead of telling Louis

that you need to be
managing partner

because you know
he can't handle it,

you avoided the conflict

because you already
had one this morning.

He turned me down because
he wants to do good in the world.

Good for him. No,
Donna. Not good for him.

Jessica left, I need him, and
he's hanging me out to dry.

He's not hanging
anyone out to dry.

And in case you forgot,
he went to prison.

So, he's probably trying to
figure out a way to make up

for what put him there
in the first place.

That's my point, Donna.
He's a convicted criminal.

I don't care if he tries
Mother Teresa.

Any place he goes isn't going
to give him the time of day,

which means he's not going to
be able to do good for anyone.

Then maybe instead of telling me

why he'll never be able to
accomplish his dream,

you should be figuring out
a way to help him do it.

What are you
doing here, Gretchen?

I heard you were looking
for a new class of associates.

So, I went ahead and contacted

every top law school
in the country.

These are the resumes
of the best 100 candidates.

Throw them away. What?

Louis, you're not telling
me you're still going

with that Harvard-only
bullshit, are you?

I'm saying instead of
picking fresh fruit off the vine,

I'm gonna steal some ripe
bananas right out of the grocery store.

The question is, whose grocery store
are you planning on knocking over?

It's Robert Zane.

And before you try to
talk me out of it,

he just said that I'm not
fit to lead right to my face.

Then give me a gun
and point me up the hill.

Becauseif he's coming
after you, he's coming at me.

And I got your back.

You convince Simms chemical

they had no proprietary
right to your client's patent?

Not only that, I got them
to pay for half the research.

It's good to see you, Louis.

It's good to
see you too, Katrina.

Listen, if you came here to
make sure that I kept my word...

Oh, Katrina,
that was a long time ago.

I'm here because I
want you to come home.

Back to the firm? Yes.

Back where you belong.

Louis, I can't do that.
Yes, you can.

And not only that, you can
get the ten best associates

from Robert Zane's stable
to come with you.

Louis, assuming I agreed
to do that,

what makes you think
I could even convince

the ten worst associates
to come with me?

This does. What is this?

It's the class list of rand
kaldor Zane associates

in the last 20 years.

Back then,
six of 10 made partner.

Ten years ago, it was down
to three. The class of '09...

Don't tell me. Zero.

Look it up.

None of you are ever
going to make partner

because there is no room
at the top.

And what's in this for me?

You make this happen
by the end of the week,

I'll make sure that you are the
youngest senior partner we have ever had.

Michael.

What are you...
What are you doing here?

It's a long story, but I, uh...

I ended up getting out early.

I'm glad.

Uh, what's on your mind?

I've been out
job hunting all day.

Nice. What kind of work?

Uh, legal clinics.

I want to find a way
to give back.

Well, you didn't come here
just to tell me that.

I came to tell you that every
application I filled out today

asked if I was
a convicted felon.

Michael, please tell me

that you're not thinking
about lying again.

No, I'm not. I just
don't know what to do.

You know, I know that none of
these places are gonna hire me

after seeing I checked that box.

You don't know that,
Michael. It's the first day.

I know I saw 30 different
looks on 30 different faces

and they all said
the same thing.

Well, what if I told you
I know a place

where they won't
give you that look?

Are you offering me
a teaching job?

Yeah. I am.

And a legal clinic isn't
the only way to give back.

Father, I'm not sure
if you heard me.

I'm a convicted felon.

Michael, you... you came
from here.

And if we can't offer
redemption to one of our own,

then what kind of church are we?

I don't know, father.

Father Conroy's going
on vacation for two weeks.

Just take his classes.

See what it's like.

The worst thing is you'll
realize that this isn't right for you.

Dean herrick?

Is this a good time?

Of course. Have a seat, Rachel.

What's on your mind?

I wanted to know what
you think my chances are

of passing the character
and fitness portion of the bar?

Why are you coming to me
with this?

Because you questioned my
integrity once before and I...

I want to know did you mean it

or were you just helping
Anita Gibbs?

You want the truth?

That's why I'm here.

Then my answer is if I
were on the ethics committee,

I don't know whether
I'd pass you or not.

Because the fact is,
you're engaged to a man

who pretended to be a lawyer.

And I find it hard to believe

that you didn't know
about it the whole time.

And since then,
he's paid his dues.

And what about you?

What about me?

Do you think the committee
would have me break up

with the man that I lovejust
because he went to prison?

What does that say about
character and fitness?

You make a good point.

And if I were you, I'd be
prepared with some others.

Because I'd say one day soon,

you're going to
have to make your case.

And do you think I have a
better chance of making my case

if I work for my father instead
of at Pearson specter litt?

Yes, I do.

Hey.

You look like that famous
professor, Henry Gerard,

but there's no way that
guy's still teaching at his age.

I don't think
you could ever call

what that clown did "teaching."

He had his moments.

Good to see you, Harvey.

I'd ask you to join me
for dinner,

but I'm pretty sure that that's
not what you came here for.

Mike Ross got out of prison.

As far as I'm concerned,
there's no reason

he shouldn't be able to
practice law again.

I don't disagree.

But technically, he didn't
practice it in the first place.

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

If Mike's gonna have
a chance to pass

the character portion
of the bar,

he's gonna need someone
like you to testify on his behalf.

Someone like me, or me?

I didn't fly all the way up
here for someone like you.

Harvey, I'd love to help.

But you know as well as I do,

I'm not the one
you should be coming to.

You're exactly who
I should be coming to.

It's the New York bar.

I'm a Massachusetts professor.

Henry, please.

Harvey.

Even if I did
what you're asking,

I'm not the one that's
going to make the difference.

Then who is?

You know who is.

You're just afraid
to go and see them.

Hey. What's going on?

What do you think?
Blue or this maroon one?

You got a job in one day?

Yeah, iwouldn't be
trying on ties if I didn't.

Mike, that's amazing.

I knew people would see
the real you.

Wait, don't tell me. The
clinic in morningside heights.

Actually, uh,
the church in queens.

What?

Father Walker offered me a
teaching position at St. Andrews

and I said yes.

So, you're gonna be ateacher

you think it's a bad idea?

No. No. I just...

I thought that you wanted
to stay connected to the law.

I do.

But none of those places
are ever going to call me back.

You don't know that because
it's only been one day.

Rachel, it's time for me
to accept the truth.

I am a convicted felon.

I am never gonna be able
to practice law again.

At least this way, I'll be
able to do some good.

Then I'm glad.

Because you are going to
make a great teacher.

Hey, everyone.

Good morning.

As most of you are aware, father
Conroy is on a well-deserved vacation.

I should know.

I don't think he's had one since
I had him here 15 years ago.

I get it.

I wouldn't be impressed
by me either. Um...

I don't know
if you guys like movies,

but, uh, every movie
I've ever seen

starts with the sub writing
his name on the board,

then the kids
can throw something at him.

So, why don't we get that
part out of the way right now?

I have a short name,
so I'll take my time.

Mr. Ross.

But you guys can call me Mike.

Okay, what did you guys
come up with?

Who did this?

Team effort.

You thinkthis is funny?

I sure do. How about you, Chris?

Cracks me up that our
teacher was in prison last week.

All right. Well, now that
we've all had our fun,

we open up our textbooks
to chapter 7,

"the battle of appomattox."

We did that yesterday.

No, you didn't.

Father Walker gave me
your syllabus.

This is what we're
covering today. Come on.

Yeah, well, we all
forgot our books.

Well, then, I guess
we have no choice

but for you to read from mine.

I just have one question
before I read.

You ever drop the soap
in the shower?

Donna, do you mind calling
Dr. Lipschitz for me?

Gretchen's at her
grandson's play.

I know where Gretchen is, Louis.

I've been answering
her phone all morning.

Now, would you like to
tell me why

a katroina bonnett
just called to say

operation fly the Coop
was a resounding success?

Soundshke the wrong number. Hmm.

Sounds like you just got
Katrina Bennett's help

poaching half
Robert Zane's associates.

How could you possibly
guess that?

Gretchen's grandson
could have guessed that.

Louis, Robert Zane is a
bear, and you just poked him.

I didn't poke him. He poked me
when he came all the way down here

to question my ability
to be managing partner.

No, he came all the way down
here because he's trying to help us.

And if you're trying to prove
something to him, it's not gonna work.

Oh, it is going to work.
And for your information,

I'm just getting started.

What's that supposed to mean?

It means
that Gretchen's still out,

and I need you to set up a
meeting with Jeremy Cohen.

Louis, that's Zane's
biggest client.

I know he goddamn is.

He's about to be my biggest
client. I don't believe this.

You're trying to tell the world

that you should be
managing partner

and the first thing you do is
burn every bridge in sight?

I don't care if I burn
every bridge ever built.

I am not letting
Robert Zane come in here

and push me around the
day after Jessica leaves.

So, get Jeremy Cohen on
the goddamn phone, Donna,

or I'm not gonna
forget you didn't.

Then don't forget it, Louis.

Because when this comes back
to bite you in the ass,

I want you to remember that I
tried to stop you and you didn't listen.

What are you doing here, Harvey?

I'm here for a fresh start.

I assume by fresh start, you
mean you want me to do something

to help Mike Ross now
that he's out in the world.

Anita, you heard his
speech to thatjury.

He was given a gift
and he threw it away.

And the reason it was so
effective is 'cause he meant it.

Get to the point, Harvey.

If Mike puts himself in front of

the character and fitness
committee,

will you stand up there
with him?

I don't believe this.

He's not been in there
three months

and you want me to help
him con more people?

He's not trying to con people.

He's trying to help people.

Then let him go work
in a soup kitchen.

Look, you proved your point.

The whole world knows
he's a fraud

and he may not have served
his entire sentence,

but he deserves a chance
to lead a life now that he's out.

So, why don't you go back
to the same person

that got him out
in the first place?

What?

Don't act like you don't
know what I'm talking about.

Sean Cahill has as much sway
over that committee as I do,

and he owes Mike. I don't.

So, why aren't you going to him?

Because a word from the
woman who put him away

is worth 1,000 from
the guy who got him out.

Nice try, but you two did
something to get that kid out,

and you don't want to
shine a light on that

by appearing together in public.

That's not true.

No? Well, let's get Cahill
on the phone right now

and see if his lies
match your lies.

I didn't think so.

You're the same man you were
when Mike went in.

And the fact that he made a
crooked deal to get himself out,

lets me know that he is, too.

Anita.

Sell it somewhere else,
Harvey. Because I'm done.

Now I know
why school ends at 3:00.

Why is that?

Because if it went till 6:00,

no teacher would
ever come back again.

I take it you had
a rough first day.

You never told me
you were going to put me

in a class full of
juvenile delinquents.

Would you have
taken my offer if I had?

I don't know.

Michael, you said
you wanted to help people.

These kids need your help.

I wanted to help people as
a lawyer, not as a teacher.

What's the difference?

The difference is clients
actually want my help.

Michael, these kids needit

they just don't know it.

I don't know, father. This is...

Michael, if I just needed someone
to grade papers and take attendance,

I could have got a
trained monkey to do that.

I wanted you becauselthoughtyou,

of all people,
could get through to them.

And how am I supposed
to do that in two weeks?

If it takes more than
two weeks, so be it.

Father Conroy's
not on vacation, is he?

No, Michael, he's not.

He's got cancer.

He's probably never coming back.

And when exactly were you
planning on letting them in on that?

Because you're not doing them
any favors by keeping it from them.

You're right, I'm not.

I was going to tell them this
week, but then you showed up.

I know you don't think things
happen for a reason, Michael, but I do.

I thought maybe the reason
you came to see me when you did

is because teaching's
your real calling.

I'll understand if you don't
wanna come back tomorrow.

Just let me know.

I'll take the class myself.

All right, everyone,
take your seats.

Would you... put the ball away.

Cell phones, too.

I'm not gonna say it again.

Sit the hell down!

I was gonna come in here

and talk about
what happened yesterday.

I figured if you guys had the
balls to put that picture on my desk,

then you're probably old enough
to hear about what prison was like.

What I did to get there.

Howl thought about being
killed every single day.

I don't wanna
talk about me. I'm...

I'm nobody to you.

Father Conroy is dying.

What?

That's right.

He's got cancer.

He's probably not gonna make it.

That's the reason that
I'm here and he's not.

So, we can get to work or we can
spend the morning sharing our memories

of a man who spent
the last 40 years

giving his life
to kids like you and me.

Third grade, camping trip
to lake kanawauke.

Fishing with a stick.

He's still fishing with a stick?

Still coming up empty.

He taught me how to swim
on that trip.

Yeah. Me, too.

I don't mean to interrupt
you, but I'm pretty sure

you didn't mean to leave
this in the MacKenzie file.

Rachel: Oh, my god.

Gretchen, I'm sorry to
put you in this position,

butlhaveto ask you to
please don't tell anyone.

You don't have to
ask me anything.

What you do is your business.

You don't understand.
It's not what you think.

Doesn't matter what I think.

You got to
take care of yourself.

If my father offered me a job
in a firm with my name on it,

well, I'd be leaving things
in files by mistake, too.

Gretchen.

If this was just
about that, then I...

I wouldn't be thinking twice.
Iwouldjust tell him no.

Then if you don't mind
my asking, what is it about?

My father thinks I have a better
chance of getting past the bar

if I'm not still working at
the firm that hired Mike.

But you're loyal
to the people here

and you don't want
to leave them. Yes.

But if it means that I
can't be a lawyer at all, I...

I can't help you with that
part of the equation.

But...

If tweedledee and tweedledum
don't get it together,

you may not have to make
that decision at all.

Katroina bonnett,
as I live and breathe.

Pouis pitt, I do declare.

No, uh, you see.

Katrina, you need to work
on your code name for me,

becauseits way too obvious.

You're right, Louis.

Katroina bonnett is the
gold standard in spy craft.

Precisely.
Now, get your game face on,

because I just set up our
first meeting for tomorrow.

I was born with my game face
on. Who are we going after?

J.c. Analytics.

What?

Yeah. That's
Zane's biggest client.

That's exactly why
we're going after him.

Listen to me.

Whatever time
you set up that meeting,

I guarantee you Jeremy Cohen
called Robert two minutes later.

Which means we need to
figure out a way to make amends.

No, I don't need to make amends.

I need to make a statement.

And that statement is

do not mess with the new managing
partner of Pearson specter litt.

Louis, that is the wrong
statement to make.

And if you insist on making it,

I won't come work for you.

God damn it, Katrina. I
thought you were a killer. I am.

But I'm not gonna
take a shot at the man

who's doing both of us a favor.

What?

Louis, we have non-competes.

And I was working on a way
to get around them

when Zane caught wind
of what we were doing.

And he not only waived
them, he wished us luck.

Oh, my god.

He really was trying to
help us and I couldn't see it.

Does that mean you're not
going to go after his client?

It means a whole lot
more than that, Katrina.

It means I'm not ready
to be managing partner.

You wanted to see me, father?

Yeah. Uh, sit down, Michael.

Look. If this is about what
happened in class today,

I know itwasn't
my news to share.

But if I'm gonna
get through to them,

I have to be honest with them.

It's not about that.

One of the students told his
parents that you were in prison.

The parents called the archdiocese
to see if it was true and then...

Don't say it.

I'm sorry, Michael.

I tried to explain the situation
to them, but they wouldn't budge.

You have nothing to
feel bad about, father.

You took a chance.

Someone else will, too.

I'll see you around, father.

Take care of yourself, Michael.

I know it's only been a
couple of days, but, uh,

will you say goodbye
to the kids for me?

Of course I will.

Robefl.

Twice in one week.
What brings you by?

Do you really think
you could try to poach

my oldest client
without me finding out?

What the hell
are you talking about?

I'm talking about Jeremy Cohen.

I don't know anything
about Jeremy Cohen

and I'm not trying
to poach anyone.

Then you're even less prepared
to be a leader than I thought.

Because your partner's out
there coming after my firm

and you don't even know it.

Maybe Louis wouldn't
be doing that

if you hadn't come here
with some bullshit merger

designed to rip us apart.

Are you really that stupid?

Are you really telling me
that isn't what you wanted?

If I wanted to rip you apart,

you'd be in a million
pieces right now.

Because Jessica is gone
and you're not in my league.

I offered the merger

because my daughter has some
kind of misguided loyalty to you

and I didn't want to
extinguish that spark in her.

If I'm not in your league, why
is she loyal to us instead of you?

Watch yourself, Harvey.

Robert, I'm not looking
to get in a fight with you.

But as my partner
told you before,

we don't need your charity.

Then I'll stop giving it to you.

But you better
put that dog on a leash

and shut that shit down,
or I'll shut you down.

The next time you want
something from me, Mr. Ross,

at least have the balls
to ask me yourself.

What are you talking about?

You're gonna tell me
you had nothing to do

with Harvey asking me to
help you get a law license?

That's exactly
what I'm telling you.

I didn't even know about it

until you just showed
up here and told me.

Then why did I get five calls
from five different legal clinics

all asking aboutyourcase?

Because the day after I got out,

I followed through on my promise
to thatjury to try to do some good.

If that's all
you came here to say,

why don't you leave me alone?

I've had a rough day.

I'm going to leave you alone.

But not before I tell you what
I tried to tell your old boss.

You want to do good,
be my guest.

But do it in another profession.

Becauseiflevereven catch wind

of you trying to get work
at any of these places,

you can bet your ass I will
do everything I can to stop it.

Did you know
what Louis was up to?

I did. Why didn't you tell me?

Because I said Louis wasn't
ready to be managing partner,

but maybe you aren't either.

Because you're not
around enough to know

what's going on around here.

I don't believe this. You're the one
who said do something about Mike.

Yes, I did. But I didn't say

that you should spend
your entire existence doing it.

Donna... Harvey, you
can't do whatever you want.

Jessica's not here to
pick up the slack anymore.

You think I don't know that?

Well, if you do, then it's time you do
what she would have done already.

You need to tell Louis he
can't be managing partner.

He doesn't want to
hear it. I know that.

But the real reason we're
having this conversation

is that you're afraid to say it.

It's up to you, Harvey.

Either step up
and take the reins

or start looking
for another job.

Because if you don't tell Louis
he's not ready to run this firm,

we're going to be out of
business one way or the other.

Mike: What the hell did you do?

Mike, not now.
I'm not in the mood.

Well, iwasn't in the mood when I got
home to find Anita Gibbs waiting for me.

Mike, I'm sorry.

You're sorry?

She came to my house to tell me

that if I even so much as try
to get a job at a legal clinic,

she's going to make it her
life's mission to stop me.

She can't do that.
Did you hear me?

I wasn't even on her radar.

I had one thing I wanted to do

and you ruined it for me

just because you can't
accept the fact

that I don't want to
come back here.

I wasn't trying to get you
back. I was trying to help you.

I don't believe you. Mike.

Are you telling me you don't
want me to come back here?

Of course I do, and you
can come back anytime.

But that doesn't mean that...

I don't care what it means.

And just to make it absolutely
clear in case there is any doubt.

If by some miracle,
the hand of god touches me

and I'm somehow able
to practice law again,

this is the last place that
I am ever coming back to.

Mike...
Stop messing with my life.

Harvey. I'm glad you're here.

I was just going to come
talk to you. What for?

To tell me how you tried
to ruin everything

that Jessica has ever worked for

by making an enemy
of the one man

who's been trying to help us?

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

You couldn't even shine
Jessica's shoes

and now you're trying
to tear her legacy down.

I was trying to live up
to her legacy.

Yeah, I don't give a shit what
you think you've been doing.

Harvey, please. Just let me
say what I was going to say.

You know what? I don't care what
you were going to say to me, Louis.

Because all you care about
is proving to me

that you should be
managing partner

when everyone in the world
knows that you shouldn't.

Me, Robert Zane, even Donna.

Harvey, please.

Jessica didn't want
your name up on the wall.

So, if you think I'm gonna let you be
managing partner while she's still breathing,

you're out of your goddamn mind!

Harvey.

That's enough.

I have the start papennork
for those associates

in case you wanna look it over.

I'll just leave it here.

I was gonna tell him, you know.

I was gonna tell him that he...

He's the one that should
be managing partner.

Louis, you may have your flaws,

but he had no right
to talk to you like that.

Yes, he did.

I did everything he said I
did and the reason I did it

is because all I ever care about

is for people to see me
as more than I am.

Louis... the funny thing is,

all I ended up with
was the shortest,

most humiliating run
as managing partner

in the history of the world.

If you ask me, you may
have had a short run,

but you made your Mark.

What are you talking about?

Well, unless I'm mistaken,

we have ten associates
starting tomorrow

who chose to come here

over one of the best
law firms in the city.

They did that because of you.

It was because of me, wasn't it?

Yeah.

And you did that
all on your own.

Nobody asked you to do it.

Where I come from,
they call that stepping up.

You're right.

It is.

Thank you
for being the secretary

to the shortest tenured
managing partner in history.

Well, now that you mention it.

Before you hand over your reins,

there's something you can do
to cement the future of this firm.

What's that?

Show a little love to someone
who's been loyal to us

for as long as I've known her.

Rachel, you have a minute?

Honestly, Louis, I am swamped.

So, if it can wait
until tomorrow...

I wish it could, but it can't.

Is everything okay?

Yeah, except for one thing.

I have been derelict in my
duties as head of the associates.

I don't understand.

Rachel, you've given
your heart and soul

to this firm
for almost ten years.

And now that you're
about to become a lawyer,

I'd like to formally
extend you an offer

to work here
as soon as you graduate.

This says second-year associate.

I know it does.

I... I don't know what to say.

I think you do.

You're right.

Yes, Louis, I accept your offer.

All right,
you drive a hard bargain.

Third-year associate it is.

Thank you, Louis. No.

Thank you, Rachel.

She's not coming back, you know.

I know she's not. Do you?

Because you just
lashed out at Louis

when your intention
was to let him down gently.

And I find it hard to believe

it had nothing to do with
this office being empty.

She didn't even
come back to say goodbye.

She just packed up her things.

Harvey...

They're all leaving, Donna.

First Jessica, now Mike.

They're family.

And family's not supposed to...

Harvey, I've always stayed away

from a certain subject with
you, but I can't anymore.

You always talk like
we're your only family.

We're not.

You have another one, and
you need to reconcile with them.

Donna, I am not gonna go...

Enough is enough.

You need to go make
things right with your mother.

Because as long as you
keep her at arm's length,

you're gonna keep
looking to us to fill that void

and I'm not sure
that any of us can.

Please.

Go see her.