Harvey is able to complete shut off his emotion. Like he said, "I'm not the guy that gives you a hug when you're scared. I'm the guy that wins when you need it the most."
😂 Easily one of my fave scenes. Him bringing up Logan and the look on Mike's face. PRICELESS!! Harvey was having none of the antics. Lol. Fantastic scene.
doesnt seem right to me though. If there was such a legend of a student that only came up to take tests, wouldn't he be more famous? Atleast the student body and faculty would be made aware of an unknown student like that.
@@nath6782 I don't know how it is at harvard law, but at my university there are 100 to 1000 people in one course with people taking the exams in different orders and often distributed across multible rooms. Nobody would notice someone who just shows up for exams and nothing else.
@@clockworkvanhellsing372 I assure you that Harvard’s law school does not have class sizes that large. This is a graduate program that is for the most part available only to highly competitive applicants who have completed an undergraduate degree at a respected university with near perfect grades
Yea sorry a top private law school has professors that pay attention to every student. It’s not 1 of those schools that has 100+ students every class and the professor doesn’t get paid enough to care
Harvey knows he needs to go on full attack in the mock trial to prepare Mike for Anita Gibbs in his real trial. It reminds me of Spartacus when he fights Tony Curtis to the death so he would not suffer as Spartacus did.
Mike might be thinking that he's kicking Harvey's a** , but there's no question who the best shark in the courtroom is. As much as I like Mike, this student cannot become "the master".
Apart from this scene, how conveniently Racheal is allowed to cheat on Ross and get away with it but if it were Ross in that position, she would have gone mad to the extent of proving him the devil infront of all the world.
One of the most basic rules of law practice: never take a case in which you have emotional attachment and/or any interests other than professional ones. It clouds whatever decision-making abilities one might have, shortens any argumentation skills and usually leads to emotion-based choices. I usually like Mike's ingenuity but he really should have kept Harvey as lead counsel. Harvey's cold demeanor and tendency to lean towards his rational rather than emotions would have ultimately proven better, as proven in the end of this arc.
Mike's whole reasoning for wanting to represent himself was so he could testify without actually testifying. If he was actually testifying, he would be sworn in, and would have to admit to being a fraud.
I get what you're saying, but I disagree for one simple reason. The needs of the story. The result would've been the same, only the details getting there would've looked a lil different.
The prosecution can easily check with Harvard. Don't universities keep records of their students, fees paid for each student, attendance records, exam results etc. All information is easily archived, so I can't understand why they don't just ask the university. Can someone explain why they dont use this simple solution?
Because they hacked into the harvad alumni database (a client's daughter did it as a favour to mike when he helped her mend her relationship with her father). So even if they checked the database they could have found out that mike's info is there. But it wouldn't matter as Anita was tipped off by Shiela (Who is an employee and a representative for Harvard in the real world). I mean you can't find logic in a fictional series. You will find plotholes so you can just be oblivious, kick back and enjoy the show. Life is much more blissful that way😂
@@yondaimehokage697 Harvard can also check the exam papers written by each student for each exam. I'm sure there's a way of finding out that he's a fraud. So are you saying that I could get a Harvard degree if I was able to hack into Harvard's database? And I live in a remote village in India with only my cell phone for internet. There must be a paper trail somewhere.
@@Tom_Stevens617 Mike never committed adultery in the show. And, yes, he does judge others based on his views on cheating (Rachel, his mother, his brother-though his brother lied about cheating to cover up his gambling addiction).
@@Dsandles47 Mike did when he slept with Tess - and before you say he wasn't in a relationship at the time - that only applies to cheating. Sleeping with a married person is adultery regardless of whether you're in a relationship or not As for Harvey, in S7E14, he explicitly tells Louis that he does not judge others based on his own views of infidelity. This is evidently clear by his reactions to the people who cheat around him.
He had an insider/hackerforge a Harvard transcript, he put an A+in a class that the professor that only gives A-. There was a whole season closing that loophole
When I first saw this, I didn't see the beginning when he came to his apartment, so I thought Harvey was trying to expose him and made me confused. When I saw the full version of this episode, I now realize why Harvey came at mike like this. This is exactly the way Gibbs would approach him, not by the exact words of Harvey but by Gibbs demeaner and attitude in prosecuting mike.
That part where Harvey reads off the paper that none of the graduating class knows Mike is honestly completely rendered moot by the fact that Mike apparently only went up for tests. They'd have only seen him a handful of times and he wouldn't exactly be making himself super well known by going in, keeping his head down in his test, and then leaving. Based on Mike's story which in the "trial" is said way before that note is even brought up, that note is irrelevant.
This stopped being about getting Mike ready for the trail and started being about each of them just not wanting to lose 😂😂 here Mike’s ego go hurt when gibs said he’s not a lawyer he was just a boy trying to prove himself a man
Harvey is able to complete shut off his emotion. Like he said, "I'm not the guy that gives you a hug when you're scared. I'm the guy that wins when you need it the most."
well said
Lol this comment is nearly in all these
@@Schwackem99 Look, its like Harvey says: "Hi, Im Harvey"
Be what you have to be to do what you have to do to win. No matter if people hate you or not
Totally sounds like Batman
" Yeah yeah, I don't give a s**t where you were" man this line killed me.
Same 😅
3:24 to 4:03 is gold.
Jessica is badass always 🤣
I loved this episode 😂😂😂😂
3:38 to 3:50 harvey got tongue-tied😅
Looking back, Harvey did the same thing to accuse Trevor lying as just like he did here to Rachel.
Harvey is true to himself
Harvey doing gods work eviscerating Rachel up there. Thank you
😂 Easily one of my fave scenes. Him bringing up Logan and the look on Mike's face. PRICELESS!! Harvey was having none of the antics. Lol. Fantastic scene.
Harvey proved 2 points one why he's the best closer 2 proving to Mike that he's not ready to represent himself!!!! Beast mode
Fr fr
With regards to the “affidavit” Harvey had, all Mike had to do was reiterate how he only went to class to take tests, so of course nobody knew of him.
doesnt seem right to me though. If there was such a legend of a student that only came up to take tests, wouldn't he be more famous? Atleast the student body and faculty would be made aware of an unknown student like that.
They'd still see him at tests and stuff
@@nath6782 I don't know how it is at harvard law, but at my university there are 100 to 1000 people in one course with people taking the exams in different orders and often distributed across multible rooms.
Nobody would notice someone who just shows up for exams and nothing else.
@@clockworkvanhellsing372 I assure you that Harvard’s law school does not have class sizes that large. This is a graduate program that is for the most part available only to highly competitive applicants who have completed an undergraduate degree at a respected university with near perfect grades
Yea sorry a top private law school has professors that pay attention to every student. It’s not 1 of those schools that has 100+ students every class and the professor doesn’t get paid enough to care
Harvey is doing Mike a favour - this trial simulates what matter of carnage Gibbs is capable of pulling off
Harvey knows he needs to go on full attack in the mock trial to prepare Mike for Anita Gibbs in his real trial. It reminds me of Spartacus when he fights Tony Curtis to the death so he would not suffer as Spartacus did.
8:42 i love that Harvey brought cheating scandal coz that’s something Anita Gibbs woulda used if Mike used the spousal privilege tactic in court 🤣
Fckn harvey went berserk with that one
Emotional damage
Never watched this, but wow that was thrilling. Kinda hooked
man you r in for a ride
Love Harvey❤
Aim at the king, better not miss.
i need an explanation for this comment lol
Finally reached the rank of top notch lawyer too...i knew that season would come ..🎉🎉
7:17 oh… what? What I’m a do? “You wanna play games? Ok play with you”
This is like Yugi dueling Kaiba in the battle city semi-finals!
😂 😂😂
I love this show but Alan Shore from Boston legal is my favorite lawyer character
Allan shore just jabbbered a whole bunch of cheesy gobbledygook in court..
Mike might be thinking that he's kicking Harvey's a** , but there's no question who the best shark in the courtroom is. As much as I like Mike, this student cannot become "the master".
In Mike’s defense he is quite literally defending the biggest lie in the world 😂
About the student cannot become master is bull’s*t
@@jagwar3yeah
Harvey basically exposed Mike and Rachel here showing evidence they're perfect together. To the streets ahahahaha
Harvey... ❤
I’ve said it before and I’ll continue to say it, Harvey when he showed no emotion was way better .
i mentally blocked this part of the show out as it was so hard to watch! But it is also one of the best part of the show 👏
Apart from this scene, how conveniently Racheal is allowed to cheat on Ross and get away with it but if it were Ross in that position, she would have gone mad to the extent of proving him the devil infront of all the world.
this show shouldve ended with mike getting his license it will be one of the greatest ever
would be a little sus 😆
Did you actually watch the show? He does get his license at the end...
@@MaxikinzxD
he did get his license at season 6 and became an actual lawyer
@@Maxikinz it should've "ended there" is what I'm saying
Cut short, not fair
In his own way, Harvey cares.
Yeah
What color was the light?
He did bring his a game and then Mike crumbled
Come on mike 😂😂😂😂
This episode was rough
didnt ask kyle
@@maxgee22 Real rick sorkin ?
@@maxgee22 what’s that supposed to mean
One of the most basic rules of law practice: never take a case in which you have emotional attachment and/or any interests other than professional ones.
It clouds whatever decision-making abilities one might have, shortens any argumentation skills and usually leads to emotion-based choices.
I usually like Mike's ingenuity but he really should have kept Harvey as lead counsel. Harvey's cold demeanor and tendency to lean towards his rational rather than emotions would have ultimately proven better, as proven in the end of this arc.
Mike's whole reasoning for wanting to represent himself was so he could testify without actually testifying. If he was actually testifying, he would be sworn in, and would have to admit to being a fraud.
Right
I get what you're saying, but I disagree for one simple reason. The needs of the story. The result would've been the same, only the details getting there would've looked a lil different.
I’m about to kick back
Epic stuff
"And you know it...."
The prosecution can easily check with Harvard.
Don't universities keep records of their students, fees paid for each student, attendance records, exam results etc.
All information is easily archived, so I can't understand why they don't just ask the university. Can someone explain why they dont use this simple solution?
Because they hacked into the harvad alumni database (a client's daughter did it as a favour to mike when he helped her mend her relationship with her father). So even if they checked the database they could have found out that mike's info is there. But it wouldn't matter as Anita was tipped off by Shiela (Who is an employee and a representative for Harvard in the real world).
I mean you can't find logic in a fictional series. You will find plotholes so you can just be oblivious, kick back and enjoy the show. Life is much more blissful that way😂
@@yondaimehokage697 Harvard can also check the exam papers written by each student for each exam. I'm sure there's a way of finding out that he's a fraud. So are you saying that I could get a Harvard degree if I was able to hack into Harvard's database? And I live in a remote village in India with only my cell phone for internet. There must be a paper trail somewhere.
5 X 14 IT'S THE BEST EPISODE OF SUITS.
Plot twist: Harvey doesn't want Mike to marry Rachel because she cheated
Yeah, because Mike's a saint who's never committed adultery lol. Besides, Harvey doesn't judge others based on his own views of cheating
@@Tom_Stevens617 Mike never committed adultery in the show. And, yes, he does judge others based on his views on cheating (Rachel, his mother, his brother-though his brother lied about cheating to cover up his gambling addiction).
@@Dsandles47 Mike did when he slept with Tess - and before you say he wasn't in a relationship at the time - that only applies to cheating. Sleeping with a married person is adultery regardless of whether you're in a relationship or not
As for Harvey, in S7E14, he explicitly tells Louis that he does not judge others based on his own views of infidelity. This is evidently clear by his reactions to the people who cheat around him.
@@Tom_Stevens617 tess wasnt in a relationship at the time anymore
@@costinha10 She was married, she mentions her husband multiple times during S2E10 and E11
Harvey is Harvey
Never put a sound block on a glass table (it’s the striking surface for the gavel)
Only watched an episode here and there, but simply asking Harvard for an academic transcript proves that Mike is lying.
He had an insider/hackerforge a Harvard transcript, he put an A+in a class that the professor that only gives A-. There was a whole season closing that loophole
When I first saw this, I didn't see the beginning when he came to his apartment, so I thought Harvey was trying to expose him and made me confused. When I saw the full version of this episode, I now realize why Harvey came at mike like this. This is exactly the way Gibbs would approach him, not by the exact words of Harvey but by Gibbs demeaner and attitude in prosecuting mike.
That part where Harvey reads off the paper that none of the graduating class knows Mike is honestly completely rendered moot by the fact that Mike apparently only went up for tests. They'd have only seen him a handful of times and he wouldn't exactly be making himself super well known by going in, keeping his head down in his test, and then leaving. Based on Mike's story which in the "trial" is said way before that note is even brought up, that note is irrelevant.
How come they censor "bs" but not "gd"...
How many seasons are there?
Nine seasons
@@F0NTTS and episodes for each?
@@AsadbekN between 10 and 20
@@islandsfuldkorn thanks for sharing 👍
@@AsadbekN It's one hour per episode
Brilliant
Harvey is proof that law is unconventional warfare as well. there are two ways of combat, one is fought by gentlemen , the other is fought by brutes
And that's why Harvey is the 🐐
Harvey is ten times the lawyer Mike ever was. The only trait in which Mike outmatched even Harvey is arrogance.
Nah; because of Harvey, Mike at 25 is better than Harvey at 25. The problem? Harvey isn't 25, and he only gets better...
This clip summarises why Harvey is the master and Mike the student 😅
Should have named the guy she cheated with Harry 😆
Mike irritated me Harvey was just trying to have his back
If Harvey can play batman. He will fit
“because it was the most special day of my life” but it’s okay since i cheated on him with logan sanders.
Mike may be smart but sometimes he can be arrogant
Sometimes?
I love the show but find Mike so annoying and elitist
Surely the stunt at min 4 with the supposed Affidavit ( which is obviously fabricated ) would result in a Mistrial or even worse for the prosecutor
This stopped being about getting Mike ready for the trail and started being about each of them just not wanting to lose 😂😂 here Mike’s ego go hurt when gibs said he’s not a lawyer he was just a boy trying to prove himself a man
Jesus Christ the judges are so terrible I say this everytime but it’s true 😂
I almost feel bad for Prince Harry after watching this.
Almost
This is a fake just like you 😂😂
Mike became so annoying in this season
He went through a lot this season
Dumb season! Donna with Louis… must have had no other ideas.