I fuckin… fuck you… Im sorry, honestly im just upset I’ve watched enough of this show ONLY via shorts/tiktok, to a point I fully understand wym… fuck me
@@cielush1848 Hmm 141 countries vote for cease fire and yet only 2 countries that againts it? guess who again? Yes the dog and its master, US and Isnotreal. The only 2 countries in the world that feed their countries by war. No war, no income, bye bye
Jessica isn't mocking Harvey. She's doing what Harvey does. She's "playing the man". Harvey is at his best when he's antagonised. Like Mike did to Harvey against tanner.
@flamingburritto this is the equivalent of Alfred telling Bruce Wayne "you're out of your depth". And we all know if Alfred has to be the one to confront Bruce, you know everything else went wrong.
Mike was smart in this scene by forcing Harvey to answer the question. He knew Harvey would respond asking Mike the question of how he did it. Mike being the attorney and not the witness on stand can freely lie and it not be perjury in this instance. I know this is a mock trial so it doesn’t matter anyway but it’s a good strategy for the real thing.
What's even better is that Mike never actually lied. It is true that he chose to live with his friend trevor. It is true that it was a 3h 20m drive. And it is it true that he only went there to take tests. And it is true that that is all he had to do to become successful.
@user-kb8rc7xr6s yes, he didn't. He took exams for somebody else to make a living though and got found out, hence why he was expelled before he could ever take his first own exam.
What's also funny is that Harvey could've chosen one of MANY legitimate ways of hiring him and even helping him get his degree, and instead chose a stupidly illegal way. Obviously, it's for TV drama and without it, we wouldn't have a show, but he could've hired him in a position (like secretary/aid or something that doesn't need a degree and even supplement his pay like Donna) or even show Jessica his potential and have her pull strings into any law school to have them accept him and pass him. Hell, they give honorary degrees to actors, you think they can't just give someone a degree who can ace their exams without their classes?
Obtaining a degree without traditional classroom attendance is feasible, with several approaches available. The most direct method involves contesting the courses. However, this presents challenges for many students. Not only is the process difficult-requiring a deep understanding of the subject-but it also disqualifies the use of student loans. Contesting a course necessitates paying the entire tuition fee plus an extra examination cost, which may be exorbitantly high. While instructors have the authority to deny a challenge, it is generally frowned upon if they do so. Drawing from my experience with a Master’s in Computer Science and 13 years of teaching at various colleges and universities, I’ve observed only two instances of students challenging my courses and both received 100% on their challenge exams and both went on to receive full scholarships to MIT. That is why I loved this show, there are people in this world who are incredibly intelligent and talented and they can do amazing things.
I did it for 2 years in highschool.cut class from oct till may showed up for the final exam and passed it.teacher wanted to still fail me stating this student clearly cheated and has zero class participation nor homework nor special projects,to which i retorted in the student contracts each teacher signed with students states the final is worth 75% of ur final grade meaning if i skip everything and pass that final with a high enough grade i still pass the class.i finished the test 25 mins before the rest of my class( no way to cheat off them if im first done and 2 i couldnt know the answers because teach never wrote them down,i would have had to already know the subject matter which i did because i did highschool level american history in junior high. I was in accelerated studies aka gifted and talented and i have a photograpic memory so i retain dam near everything i see or read. In the end all teachers involved were angry but according to their own rules had to pass me.75 i got in each class.no final did i score beneath 85 and then after all of that i signed myself outta school( dropped out i was 18) and got my GED BEFORE MY CLASS EVEN GRADUATED.
@TheBrob1983 haha, I had to graduate hs early cuz of an international move. It was so funny with the counselors talking up how hard passing the finals would be, but it all ended up being a joke. They used the same English final for every single English class so I easily passed that, I was already in calculus so I ended up doing finals for earlier classes I'd skipped, and the few other tests were for high-school electives or history which just wasn't hard to complete from my general curiosity about the past. Trying to pull that in college would be harder. I've studied through courses in a week before, but I can't maintain that living a healthy lifestyle and I'll crash really bad once I lose focus. It's fun though when I can, there's such a strong feeling of fulfillment even if it might not be the healthiest for me
You can’t contest a course in law school. There’s generally only 1 test per class a semester, graded anonymously. You could contest that test grade, but good luck.
We all know of people who hardly ever went to class yet still managed to make excellent grades. I had a fraternity brother who was a drunk yet a genius. Constantly blew off the same classes I attended yet had better grades. I always studied, he hardly studied. Life is not fair.
I got through College and hardly ever attended. All the way through my Masters, PhD was a completely different thing though, I still need 5 classes but I can't physically do it anymore. Those were a grind.
Tbh if there really is a youngest partner ever at the most competitive law firm in the world who has a photographic memory just comes out and says in court that he never needed to go to class to graduate law school with high grades, I would’ve totally believed him if I sit on that jury instead of believing the theory that he never went to law school. And frankly even if he didn’t, it didn’t matter to me anymore because he is a damn good lawyer. The intention of the law school and the bar are to serve as a standard that makes sure attorneys are capable and professionally knowledgeable. If you are smart and knowledgeable enough without it, personally I think there is no need to waste the time and money and energy. Abe Lincoln was also a self-taught attorney and was good at it.
It’s about Mike making a mockery of the New York BAR. Mikes capabilities were never truly questioned, because with his memory he’s literally a natural cheat code & likely superior to most if not all Harvard Graduates, but despite this he cheated the system & lawyers don’t take too kindly to being mocked, egos wouldn’t allow it. It’s like trying to prove someone wrong on a technicality as opposed to changing how they think. Except in this case, the “technicality” has criminal consequences & no lenience.
@@eIailio nothing that happen had to do with “racism” stop malding over a non-issue. The prince decide to let himself be dragged down by an attractive girl, it happens from time to time.
@@pac0re Glad you asked. Reality. That is the basis for my comment. That group is regularly rated the lowest marks out of all professions yearly. Last year they had a 9% approval rating. Right beneath Congress at 11%. So... What's your basis against it?
I binged all Suits episodes and had an existential crisis about how everything is formed by repeating patterns. It's basically the same episodes over and over again and yet they made them look fine.
I WAS beginning to suspect something like that and stopped watching at one point. Wish I'd had a better understanding of what was bugging me, lol. I think I liked the promo for the series so much that I hung in there...too long.
Are you often antagonize by the truth? Must make you pretty ineffective Or is it women telling the truth if you don’t like it? then you label them something negative like antagonistic, or assertive instead of seeing leadership. So are you a weakling or a misogynist?
Me too but I bet we have at least one thing in common. I bet we both attended state universities, not one of the most prestigious law schools in the world.
Objection your Honor, whether or not he fooled other people does not prove he actually attended law school, it only demonstrates his willingness to lie.
A lawyer would note that the Bar association requires minimum attendance for law school in all jurisdictions minus California, so he would have had to been there for more than tests. And you can't lie about going to class the bar wouldn't allow you in based on improper character
@@dac314 It adds doubt, because Mike (young guy) convinced a law firm that exclusively hires from Harvard, that he is a lawyer that attended Harvard. They are doing a mock trial because Mike is going to be on trial for impersonating a lawyer, which he is guilty of, so his plan was to create enough reasonable doubt that he couldn't be charged and could keep working as a lawyer. Funny thing is he was about to get off scot free because the jury had found him not guilty, but his conscience got the better of him and he turned himself in. Its a good watch imo
@@LuisSoto-fw3ifGood question, seems like mans needs to back up his claims, but hasn’t answered that call just yet. Must be studying to figure it out. 😂
Actually, Mike is losing his ass right now. He's asking argumentative questions, he is offering opinion and conjecture, He entered the judicial well of the court, so literally everything he has done and said here would be stricken down by any qualified judge, which Jessica clearly is not.😅😅😅😅
Cuz its not actual court. That said, HIS questions weren't argumentative. His responses to Harvey's (which couldn't have been asked from the stand in the first place) were.
This is very easy to do the curriculum is everywhere especially since you can ask people what the classes are about you can reasearch everything on your own from multiple sources rather than just the one sources which is your professor which nowadays they dont teach based on facts just feelings.
Harvey is more right than anyone in the room realizes. Mike never attended Harvard & was taking tests for people so they could pass their law exams. So he’s just has a photographic memory & and enhanced ability to research well as retain information.
bro i fear we will never reach this peak again. Jessica, perfect. Rachel, perfect. harvey and mike, god it’s perfection. don’t even get me started on donna or louis. top 3 show
this reminds me of 'Catch me if you can' That was based on the real story of a guy that was/is so smart he just studied for two weeks and sat the exam for layer and aced it.
I can't speak for law school but this is standard procedure in med school. Watch lectures online and only go for tests and lab. What exactly do you need to see a teacher in person for when they say the same thing on the computer screen? You can email questions if needed.
competitive to get accepted - same old laws as any other law school once you're there. The only difference between community college and ivy league is the network. Very much worth it.
There are some of us out there in school.We're considered slow, We can hear a 10 minute Lesher, and we know everything about it. We don't need to study because we know it, and that's how we pass a test 😊😊😊
If he has a photographic memory then he should remember every test he took. Ask the professors for the exams from that year and see if Mike can recite it.
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Batman and Robin of lawyers. This is when he became Nightwing.
I fuckin… fuck you…
Im sorry, honestly im just upset I’ve watched enough of this show ONLY via shorts/tiktok, to a point I fully understand wym… fuck me
might be the one of the best ways ive heard someone describe their relationship
Holy shit that is accurate as fuck.
Holy fuck dude you just blew the shit out of my mind
Hold up his writing fire 🔥!?
Harvey had mad respect for mike because he knew how good he was as a lawyer.
The green grass is green. Thanks for your comment I love when people say the most obvious shit in the world
@guardian8614 same honestly, it's a easy way for people who think the same to gather in the comments
@@Eternal7291-c2isame, nothing is deep and pretending it is is nauseating. this is an easy way for people who think the same to gather and discuss.
This is like how kids speak
When i read that back, not stoned. I completely fucking agree 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
And that people is why they say: "If the lie becomes too big, no one will believe it's a lie anymore."
A little Nazi propaganda, anyone?
And this people is why they say kids are dumb
Basically Palestine in a nutshell
@@cielush1848sh*trāęl is a terrorist entity
@@cielush1848 Hmm 141 countries vote for cease fire and yet only 2 countries that againts it? guess who again? Yes the dog and its master, US and Isnotreal. The only 2 countries in the world that feed their countries by war. No war, no income, bye bye
Suits drinking game. Have a shot every time someone mentions ass kicking.
Omg
Or says goddamn
Hey bro I don't wanna die after half an episode
Take a shot every time someone says "what did you just say to me??"
Or Harvard.
Jessica isn't mocking Harvey. She's doing what Harvey does. She's "playing the man". Harvey is at his best when he's antagonised. Like Mike did to Harvey against tanner.
@flamingburritto this is the equivalent of Alfred telling Bruce Wayne "you're out of your depth". And we all know if Alfred has to be the one to confront Bruce, you know everything else went wrong.
No she was mocking him. As this was a mock trial.
@@lowkeylokii4205I think you took the term “mock trial” too seriously lol
I mean she's DEFINITELY enjoying watching him squirm
Ooooo look😮 ooooo in
The extra tutoring line got em
Mike was smart in this scene by forcing Harvey to answer the question. He knew Harvey would respond asking Mike the question of how he did it. Mike being the attorney and not the witness on stand can freely lie and it not be perjury in this instance. I know this is a mock trial so it doesn’t matter anyway but it’s a good strategy for the real thing.
What's even better is that Mike never actually lied. It is true that he chose to live with his friend trevor. It is true that it was a 3h 20m drive. And it is it true that he only went there to take tests. And it is true that that is all he had to do to become successful.
@@jgclarke0352he never went to take test since he did not go that would be a lie but he almost never lied
@user-kb8rc7xr6s yes, he didn't. He took exams for somebody else to make a living though and got found out, hence why he was expelled before he could ever take his first own exam.
@@ellierabe9553 he took the bar not a Harvard exam
@@jgclarke0352 While 'technically' true, it would still qualify as lying by omission. Great for tv, not so great in reality.
Seeing clips again taught me that Harvey and Donna brought Mike into they're lives not the other way around
I mean yeah there was never a confusion
This was obvious and explained in the show multiple times. You're either brain deficient in some manner or you didn't watch the show at all.
What's also funny is that Harvey could've chosen one of MANY legitimate ways of hiring him and even helping him get his degree, and instead chose a stupidly illegal way. Obviously, it's for TV drama and without it, we wouldn't have a show, but he could've hired him in a position (like secretary/aid or something that doesn't need a degree and even supplement his pay like Donna) or even show Jessica his potential and have her pull strings into any law school to have them accept him and pass him. Hell, they give honorary degrees to actors, you think they can't just give someone a degree who can ace their exams without their classes?
Thare*
@@jangelaclough5457heck once he became a partner he coulda pulled strings to hire someone not from Harvard.
~❝ And I'm about to Kick back ❞ 😊
Harvey striked Back Harder😎
Oh?
what'd he do
No he didn't, he called Rachel and she told the jury that they're married, so she doesn't have to witness
@@MuchLoveWoWhe actually said his fellow graduates don't remember him, and asked Mike to produce them as witnesses.
*struck not striked
I really wish I could watch this entire series for the first time again. It was such an so exhilarating experience.
Obtaining a degree without traditional classroom attendance is feasible, with several approaches available. The most direct method involves contesting the courses. However, this presents challenges for many students. Not only is the process difficult-requiring a deep understanding of the subject-but it also disqualifies the use of student loans. Contesting a course necessitates paying the entire tuition fee plus an extra examination cost, which may be exorbitantly high. While instructors have the authority to deny a challenge, it is generally frowned upon if they do so. Drawing from my experience with a Master’s in Computer Science and 13 years of teaching at various colleges and universities, I’ve observed only two instances of students challenging my courses and both received 100% on their challenge exams and both went on to receive full scholarships to MIT. That is why I loved this show, there are people in this world who are incredibly intelligent and talented and they can do amazing things.
I did it for 2 years in highschool.cut class from oct till may showed up for the final exam and passed it.teacher wanted to still fail me stating this student clearly cheated and has zero class participation nor homework nor special projects,to which i retorted in the student contracts each teacher signed with students states the final is worth 75% of ur final grade meaning if i skip everything and pass that final with a high enough grade i still pass the class.i finished the test 25 mins before the rest of my class( no way to cheat off them if im first done and 2 i couldnt know the answers because teach never wrote them down,i would have had to already know the subject matter which i did because i did highschool level american history in junior high. I was in accelerated studies aka gifted and talented and i have a photograpic memory so i retain dam near everything i see or read. In the end all teachers involved were angry but according to their own rules had to pass me.75 i got in each class.no final did i score beneath 85 and then after all of that i signed myself outta school( dropped out i was 18) and got my GED BEFORE MY CLASS EVEN GRADUATED.
Sure it's possible, but that's not what Mike did. He never graduated. It's a major plot point in the show.
@@TheBrob1983if you’re so smart why are your writing abilities shit?
@TheBrob1983 haha, I had to graduate hs early cuz of an international move. It was so funny with the counselors talking up how hard passing the finals would be, but it all ended up being a joke. They used the same English final for every single English class so I easily passed that, I was already in calculus so I ended up doing finals for earlier classes I'd skipped, and the few other tests were for high-school electives or history which just wasn't hard to complete from my general curiosity about the past.
Trying to pull that in college would be harder. I've studied through courses in a week before, but I can't maintain that living a healthy lifestyle and I'll crash really bad once I lose focus.
It's fun though when I can, there's such a strong feeling of fulfillment even if it might not be the healthiest for me
You can’t contest a course in law school. There’s generally only 1 test per class a semester, graded anonymously. You could contest that test grade, but good luck.
"ya but, you hired me" 😂😂😂
We all know of people who hardly ever went to class yet still managed to make excellent grades. I had a fraternity brother who was a drunk yet a genius. Constantly blew off the same classes I attended yet had better grades. I always studied, he hardly studied. Life is not fair.
hes still an addict. he paid his price if you ask me
I got through College and hardly ever attended. All the way through my Masters, PhD was a completely different thing though, I still need 5 classes but I can't physically do it anymore. Those were a grind.
Trust me he had his own struggles.
Because you studied in the wrong way
@@zavierdesine4405 same. Finished my PhD but it kicked my ass harder than any other schooling I've ever had.
Tbh if there really is a youngest partner ever at the most competitive law firm in the world who has a photographic memory just comes out and says in court that he never needed to go to class to graduate law school with high grades, I would’ve totally believed him if I sit on that jury instead of believing the theory that he never went to law school. And frankly even if he didn’t, it didn’t matter to me anymore because he is a damn good lawyer. The intention of the law school and the bar are to serve as a standard that makes sure attorneys are capable and professionally knowledgeable. If you are smart and knowledgeable enough without it, personally I think there is no need to waste the time and money and energy. Abe Lincoln was also a self-taught attorney and was good at it.
It’s about Mike making a mockery of the New York BAR. Mikes capabilities were never truly questioned, because with his memory he’s literally a natural cheat code & likely superior to most if not all Harvard Graduates, but despite this he cheated the system & lawyers don’t take too kindly to being mocked, egos wouldn’t allow it. It’s like trying to prove someone wrong on a technicality as opposed to changing how they think. Except in this case, the “technicality” has criminal consequences & no lenience.
Point of Order: a law degree is not required to be a laywer, only passing the bar exam.
Well he passed it plenty of times under different names lol
Depends on the jurisdiction.
@CoreviaTurner Indeed. Illinois I know requires several years of schooling.
Some states require a law degree to sit for the bar. Some do not.
Suits is one hell of a show. Love it
Yeah, never could watch it after mike left the law firm. Wasn't the same without him
i thought it was succession. is it suits?
I loved this show. I wish it would come back.
This episode is called " Self Defense" it's the fourteenth episode of the fifth season of the show "Suits" and the 74th episode overall.
Thanks for sharing!
i fucking love episode number guys you guys are literally the best
@@anasemelianova5759 frfr
Loved these 2 teaming up. Batman and Robin
Bro was rizzing up a future British royalty right there
A mulatto divorcee...
Neither are royalty any more, shame what she did to that man.
@@RomanvonUngernSternbergnrmfvusshame how racists overreact
@@eIailio nothing that happen had to do with “racism” stop malding over a non-issue.
The prince decide to let himself be dragged down by an attractive girl, it happens from time to time.
@@eIailio show me a false accusation without showing me a false accusation
If there's one thing this show does accurately depict it's that lawyers have absolutely no standards and are the evil on the planet.
I like your answer but big pharma and insurance agencies are really high on that evil list.
Everything that's comes out of law school is the epitome of evil
What is the basis of your ridiculous claim?
@@pac0re Glad you asked. Reality. That is the basis for my comment.
That group is regularly rated the lowest marks out of all professions yearly. Last year they had a 9% approval rating. Right beneath Congress at 11%.
So...
What's your basis against it?
@@pac0re as an example you could take this post. 179 likes. No one has raised any objections or dissent until you. So that's a 179 to 1 ratio.
One of the greatest shows of modern TV i have ever watched.
How with Megan Markel in it???
@@1tommyday I ignore her. Harvey and Mike made the show for me.
When USA channel was putting out fire shows
Harvey fell right into the Occam's Razor.
I binged all Suits episodes and had an existential crisis about how everything is formed by repeating patterns. It's basically the same episodes over and over again and yet they made them look fine.
I WAS beginning to suspect something like that and stopped watching at one point. Wish I'd had a better understanding of what was bugging me, lol. I think I liked the promo for the series so much that I hung in there...too long.
Hmmmm this is a new feeling....pride in someone else, shame its overshadowed by all this unyeilding rage!!!!
When you forget to call the school and ask for the paperwork...
Not Jessica antagonizing again 😂
Are you often antagonize by the truth?
Must make you pretty ineffective
Or is it women telling the truth if you don’t like it? then you label them something negative like antagonistic, or assertive instead of seeing leadership.
So are you a weakling or a misogynist?
You clearly have no understanding of what the word “antagonizing” means and the context of the show.
Jessica was a sweet bully.
@@dreamervanroom You must enjoy making assumptions about people you have no information on...
If this was a real life case, there’s no way Mike could come out of this mess
Loved the show so so much
Absolutely amazing show for any law head
The Princess looks quite lovely.
This is the clip that made me start watching the show
There were a couple of faces during exams that I never saw in class all year.
Me too but I bet we have at least one thing in common.
I bet we both attended state universities, not one of the most prestigious law schools in the world.
Oh you didn’t have over 800 people in your college classes. I did, UC Irvine
Objection your Honor, whether or not he fooled other people does not prove he actually attended law school, it only demonstrates his willingness to lie.
The only thing he has to prove is reasonable doubt. The prosecution is the one with the burden of proof.
Also this objection makes no sense.
A lawyer would note that the Bar association requires minimum attendance for law school in all jurisdictions minus California, so he would have had to been there for more than tests. And you can't lie about going to class the bar wouldn't allow you in based on improper character
@@Spizzardz "I told people I went to law school and they believed me, therefore I must have gone to law school" is not a sound logical argument.
@@dac314🫀🫀
@@dac314 It adds doubt, because Mike (young guy) convinced a law firm that exclusively hires from Harvard, that he is a lawyer that attended Harvard.
They are doing a mock trial because Mike is going to be on trial for impersonating a lawyer, which he is guilty of, so his plan was to create enough reasonable doubt that he couldn't be charged and could keep working as a lawyer.
Funny thing is he was about to get off scot free because the jury had found him not guilty, but his conscience got the better of him and he turned himself in.
Its a good watch imo
This show was the best.
I loved this series.
Yale is more competitive, which makes this whole thing even funnier
This is thd reel that made me watch thd show
Ok ok, I've seen enough Suits shorts....I'm interested, I'll give it a go
The show is called suits for anybody wondering
Lol 😂 I think everyone knows it's called suits even the characters are wearing it too the question is what season what episode son? 🤔
How could you not love this show?
Any lawyer knows that Harvard is not the most competitive law school on the world
well they may pay for it to be said in the media; like in this show LOL
@gadget00 maybe haha, but like, just another inaccuracy of TV law shows
Which one is it?
@@LuisSoto-fw3ifGood question, seems like mans needs to back up his claims, but hasn’t answered that call just yet. Must be studying to figure it out. 😂
Probably one of the four law schools thst make up the chineese equivalent of Ivy league.
Better? Who knows, but definitely more competetive.
Actually, Mike is losing his ass right now. He's asking argumentative questions, he is offering opinion and conjecture, He entered the judicial well of the court, so literally everything he has done and said here would be stricken down by any qualified judge, which Jessica clearly is not.😅😅😅😅
blah blah blahahaha
It’s also just a show
Just because he's in the well doesn't mean he's breaking any rules. Judge might've given permission in pretrial stips.
Cuz its not actual court. That said, HIS questions weren't argumentative. His responses to Harvey's (which couldn't have been asked from the stand in the first place) were.
The whole show was a total nonsense from start to finish
This is very easy to do the curriculum is everywhere especially since you can ask people what the classes are about you can reasearch everything on your own from multiple sources rather than just the one sources which is your professor which nowadays they dont teach based on facts just feelings.
He read the books and loves the game
Harvey is more right than anyone in the room realizes. Mike never attended Harvard & was taking tests for people so they could pass their law exams. So he’s just has a photographic memory & and enhanced ability to research well as retain information.
Harvey was so proud tho lmao
Graduated not only once but a lot of times😂😂😂 for other people😂
Wow, this show is sooo realistic.
Great show
Thank you, HABIBI ❤❤
The good old days
I can’t see her without thinking “I’m a leaf on the wind” 😂
😂 he even graduated without going there at all
He added up those remarks and just rolled them up like snowball and let Harvey have it 😂
Series is Suits
What episode
What episode was this and was this a setup or was they actually against each other?
bro i fear we will never reach this peak again. Jessica, perfect. Rachel, perfect. harvey and mike, god it’s perfection. don’t even get me started on donna or louis. top 3 show
What is the name of this movie
this reminds me of 'Catch me if you can' That was based on the real story of a guy that was/is so smart he just studied for two weeks and sat the exam for layer and aced it.
This clip had an amazing soundtrack in the original, no need to add something over it
This was really a good show.
Just wish they had focused more on law stuff. and less on relationships.
None of these are far-fetched, now in Oregon you don’t even have to pass the bar. You can just do 400+ hours of.Work
In the context of this clip he's not really kicking his ass as she says. He is still looking highly suspicious for not attending class.
The guy in the back laughing 😂
I can't speak for law school but this is standard procedure in med school. Watch lectures online and only go for tests and lab. What exactly do you need to see a teacher in person for when they say the same thing on the computer screen? You can email questions if needed.
Hes kicking his ass
"What did you just say to me???" 😂😂😂😂
Such a good series
Jessica Is having the same look out like Harvey here😊
Now they're doing T-MOBILE commercials. 😂
Does anybody know what season and episode this is?
Name of series
I've never watched this show, only heard that it was good. I'll have to check it out.
We had a guy do a Sport Science course that only attended tests...he passed with flying colors
What's the name of this movie?
Name of this series please
well he did not go to class or test.
he just remember everything and got skill alot of it.
Jessica is such a big sister!!😂😂😂
ah the classic "either I'm right or you're an idiot" tactic
Name of show?
😂 second time watching that show fucking love it and that was my favorite part 😂
He is literally parroting everything, but better.
Series name?
“And i’m about to kick back” -Harvey
I miss this movie
What is the name of the my
@@datalookalike Suit......
My top fave series next to the big bang theory
The episode where Harvey Specter kicking his own ass
Harvey is the Vegeta meme. Pride and Unyielding rage.
Before i watched suits i was like "You know this kid has a great point"
The whole show is just “yes, but..”
Serial name ?
Gonna add this to my Sleep playlist
competitive to get accepted - same old laws as any other law school once you're there. The only difference between community college and ivy league is the network. Very much worth it.
The play into the ego was the real selling point😂 "...the smartest lawyers in the world..."
The funny thing is he actually never went to any law school. 😂
There are some of us out there in school.We're considered slow, We can hear a 10 minute Lesher, and we know everything about it. We don't need to study because we know it, and that's how we pass a test 😊😊😊
What's the movie title?
If he has a photographic memory then he should remember every test he took. Ask the professors for the exams from that year and see if Mike can recite it.
Movie name