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[thekillerj23]

What a finale, Lewis ready to go in

 

[executive76]

Louis is a lil #$^&. The only time he's big bad guy around the associates he trained and with people at the Pearson Spector firm anywhere else he never puffs his chest out to any degree. He's been on his knees 99.9% of the show.

Even after he's felt sooo betrayed several times he still wants to work with them. Why not exchange Mike's secret for 3 clients and roll with Zane? Senior partnership with an asterisk. He's still not built for anything but crunching numbers and writing bylaws.

 

[wings90]

Way I see it, Louis got

Louis is a lil #$^&. The only time he's big bad guy around the associates he trained and with people at the Pearson Spector firm anywhere else he never puffs his chest out to any degree. He's been on his knees 99.9% of the show.

Even after he's felt sooo betrayed several times he still wants to work with them.

Why not exchange Mike's secret for 3 clients and roll with Zane? Senior partnership with an asterisk.

He's still not built for anything but crunching numbers and writing bylaws.

It's not that he wants to work with them, though.  Pearson Specter is THE firm and now he's got leverage. If he thought those other jobs were Siberia, anything less than the top firm isn't good enough.

I mean you're right, it's name partner with an asterisk, but do you really think he cares as long as his name is up there?

 

[shaze804]

I can never catch this show

 

[Coromanti]

Damn this half season break! IM TOO HYPE! Louis bout to get his name up. I wanna see how the intraoffice dynamic works after.

 

[rook]

gotta feeling this will end bad for louis eventually. he shoulda just went to the cops tbh.

 

[agsz]

gotta feeling this will end bad for louis eventually. he shoulda just went to the cops tbh.

He never wanted to lose his Job, and your right he could have, since he was granted immunity by Cahil in regards to the collusion case w/Fortsman. I recall a few people predicting this outcome, either here on NT or on the Suits Sub-Reddit page. Either way, hopefully they keep this up for Season 4 Part 2.

 

[Master Zik]

Oh wow. I did not expect that. They turned this whole thing on it's head The whole season ppl been talking about Louis taking Ls. It was straight up looking ugly for him and then this ep was him hitting rock bottom. When Sheila denied him I was like :x These writers might as well have Louis commit that.

And even though they brought back out the dead horse of Mike's secret to beat savagely again this time it was probably want of the freshest and best used ways due to the context and situation and pretty much makes when they teased Louis finding out before worth it given how he got tricked out of it. That performance in the end was powerful. I half expected Louis to say "Pearson. LITT. Specter"

I just hope with all this power Louis is sure to rehire Katrina She just too loyal.

Bunk back in this was funny and worth it. He was like a less illegal a-hole version of Forthsman with what he wanted.

Then back to Mike, the writing on the show is clear and the writing is on the wall; his bleeding heart do the right thing mentality cuz he's soft is just not worth it. It was him that convinced Donna to go see Louis to cheer him up to make those lame key jokes which prompted this whole thing in the first place. He's gonna get ******* on fast food style by Jessica all winter for the situation she's in now.

I can already envision Katrina being curious about how she and Louis got their jobs back and what he has over Jessica. I don't think he'll tell her cuz it'll be better if she finds out on her own. Then I can see Louis just being a jerk all season thinking he still has leverage (cuz once you agree to take part in the lie you're just as liable and an accessory).

Great summer finale.

 

[big j 33]

I don't care how we got there.. but Louis should finally have some power and he got his name on the door.

Awesome

That will probably mean he keeps Katrina around

While it's not the full reveal of everyone knowing the truth (which would ruin the entire firm ) at least Louis knows and now it's really out in the open.

Looking forward to Louis vs Harvey now that they're both named partners. But now it'll weaken Louis' power because he can't expose Mike without hurting himself... regardless.. I'm looking forward to the next half of the season.

 

[Master Zik]

Oh yeah I can't wait to see how Louis treats Mike all season

Just going off how he barked on Donna and got loud and disrespectful with Jessica (all ep really) I can't wait to see him talk about Mike being a liar if he turns his back on Rachel's friendship

 

[executive76]

Way I see it, Louis got

Louis is a lil #$^

It's not that he wants to work with them, though.  Pearson Specter is THE firm and now he's got leverage. If he thought those other jobs were Siberia, anything less than the top firm isn't good enough.

I mean you're right, it's name partner with an asterisk, but do you really think he cares as long as his name is up there?

Are we talking about the same Lewis?


Taking the job with Zane is in New York not "Siberia". A new fresh start at place where he's not a pariah.

He's still 3rd in command and that's the highest he can get even with Mike's secret. Still no respect from anyone. Just pity

By putting his name on the door he's getting wrapped up in Mike's mess now...just as liable as Jessica/Harvey.



Maybe he'll man up after finally getting his hands legitimately dirty but I doubt it. He's still gonna throw it in EVERYONE"S face just like with Donna/Jessica isolating himself even more instead of taking the win and handling business.

 

[dragon]

everyone just got litt the **** up the last 10min. fantastic ending

 

[rexmakesbeats]

Crazy finale. I don't see why Louis would use his leverage to be names partner at a firm where he basically burned all bridges with everyone. Pretty ****** place to work if no one likes you. Plus katrina is gone, his only down *** chick. I woyldve had jessica give me 3 clients and go with zanes firm

 

[Trey Bantz]

Do you guys not understand that Mike being a fraud is the premise to the entire show? Get rid of that and we essentially have the corporate version of Law & Order.

 

[dland24]

Incredible summer finale. Powerful acting by Louis. Best actor on the show by a mile.

I hope all the "I'm done with this show" crowd actually stuck around long enough to enjoy the last two episodes. Some of the best of the entire series.

Standing ovation.

 

[dragon]

Crazy finale. I don't see why Louis would use his leverage to be names partner at a firm where he basically burned all bridges with everyone. Pretty ****** place to work if no one likes you. Plus katrina is gone, his only down *** chick. I woyldve had jessica give me 3 clients and go with zanes firm

louis litt didnt burn bridges necessary. He was coming from a justifiable place. both donna ,harvey and jessica all knew about mike but kept it from him. They say they value him but put him in the dark. louis litt LOVES pearson spectre. all he wanted to was to be appreciated by putting his name on the door. I think it would take some time and many more clients inorder for louis litt to have his name on zanes door , if that ever will happen since zane initially took louis as a favor for harvey.

there always someone at works that doesn't like you that you don't know about. At least louis is the one that in the position to not like someone ( if that make sense). but i think louis could put this aside until something comes up. jessica and harvey and donna just have to suck it up and move on cause they were in the wrong.

 

[henz0]

great mid season finale. wasnt expecting that

Katrina is definitely going to be thirsty to find out how and why she's being brought back + his name being on the door

 

[Master Zik]

Do you guys not understand that Mike being a fraud is the premise to the entire show? Get rid of that and we essentially have the corporate version of Law & Order.

Yeah but a premise of any show that's not some episodic procedural should develop story wise. Every other story shouldn't be there's a new case but Mike being a fraud causes problems, new associate/partner in the firm arrives but Mike's secret causes complications, Mike's secret is in jeopardy of being found out so he must go to crazy lengths to cover it up, etc. You can't tell me other shows constantly tease the premise of the show or wrap in to the majority of every new plot every season. Eventually things evolve or move past it in some way.

And quite frankly, the characters and other stories on this show are good enough that the premise could've been done away with after S2. Mike's secret wore pretty thin right after more than 2 other ppl knew about it and then all the lengths to keep it secret to force viewers to keep focusing on suspending their disbelief instead of establishing it and moving on until they had really good stories that dealt with it kinda like this one with Louis.

 

[percy.]

Well damn, was not expecting that and the writers did a good job of Louis finding out about Mike being a fraud. I thought they'd wait until the season finale for that but we got it 6 episodes earlier.

Rick Hoffman pulled off a great performance in those last couple of minutes of the summer finale.

 

[Ube]

Great show last night. Pearson, Spector, Litt
I honestly thought this fool Litt was about to off himself.

 

[dutchroyalt]

Yeah but a premise of any show that's not some episodic procedural should develop story wise. Every other story shouldn't be there's a new case but Mike being a fraud causes problems, new associate/partner in the firm arrives but Mike's secret causes complications, Mike's secret is in jeopardy of being found out so he must go to crazy lengths to cover it up, etc. You can't tell me other shows constantly tease the premise of the show or wrap in to the majority of every new plot every season. Eventually things evolve or move past it in some way.

And quite frankly, the characters and other stories on this show are good enough that the premise could've been done away with after S2. Mike's secret wore pretty thin right after more than 2 other ppl knew about it and then all the lengths to keep it secret to force viewers to keep focusing on suspending their disbelief instead of establishing it and moving on until they had really good stories that dealt with it kinda like this one with Louis.

you never heard of how i met your mother

 

[Stay Lowkey]

Wait, why did Katrina get let go? She was helping Louis get clients for Papi Zane? 

 

[jamie dimon]

she told louis about the versalife or whatever that client name was when that knowledge wasn't suppose to leave the firm

 

[rexmakesbeats]

louis litt didnt burn bridges necessary. He was coming from a justifiable place. both donna ,harvey and jessica all knew about mike but kept it from him. They say they value him but put him in the dark. louis litt LOVES pearson spectre. all he wanted to was to be appreciated by putting his name on the door. I think it would take some time and many more clients inorder for louis litt to have his name on zanes door , if that ever will happen since zane initially took louis as a favor for harvey.

there always someone at works that doesn't like you that you don't know about. At least louis is the one that in the position to not like someone ( if that make sense). but i think louis could put this aside until something comes up. jessica and harvey and donna just have to suck it up and move on cause they were in the wrong.

true Louis lives, breathes, sleeps Pearson Specter. but he'll never be in the inner circle: harvey, donna, mike. so he'll always be left out on something. and to get your name on the door by blackmailing the firm opposed to earning it through the respect of the other partners isn't worth it in the end. has he no pride? the writers make Louis out to be a harvey ********r, like come on man, be your own man

 

[BANLEU]

Oh wow. I did not expect that. They turned this whole thing on it's head The whole season ppl been talking about Louis taking Ls. It was straight up looking ugly for him and then this ep was him hitting rock bottom. When Sheila denied him I was like :x These writers might as well have Louis commit that.

And even though they brought back out the dead horse of Mike's secret to beat savagely again this time it was probably want of the freshest and best used ways due to the context and situation and pretty much makes when they teased Louis finding out before worth it given how he got tricked out of it. That performance in the end was powerful. I half expected Louis to say "Pearson. LITT. Specter"

I just hope with all this power Louis is sure to rehire Katrina She just too loyal.

Bunk back in this was funny and worth it. He was like a less illegal a-hole version of Forthsman with what he wanted.

Then back to Mike, the writing on the show is clear and the writing is on the wall; his bleeding heart do the right thing mentality cuz he's soft is just not worth it. It was him that convinced Donna to go see Louis to cheer him up to make those lame key jokes which prompted this whole thing in the first place. He's gonna get ******* on fast food style by Jessica all winter for the situation she's in now.

I can already envision Katrina being curious about how she and Louis got their jobs back and what he has over Jessica. I don't think he'll tell her cuz it'll be better if she finds out on her own. Then I can see Louis just being a jerk all season thinking he still has leverage (cuz once you agree to take part in the lie you're just as liable and an accessory).

Great summer finale.

I honestly thought that Louis was going to get back together with Sheila and I never expected him to go that hard, but he made a great point about Jessica overlooking Harvey's crime while kicking him to the curb. I think what Harvey did is arguably worse because he sort of put the whole firm in jeopardy, while Louis just put himself in jeopardy of going to jail. Either way, I'm glad to see that he is going to get his one way or another.

Jessica is a fool for letting it all happen and even worse not giving Louis just one client so that he could walk away with his dignity. For someone who is supposed to be so powerful and wise, you would think that she would do a better job of keeping her subordinates in check. Instead, she is constantly getting undermined or manipulated by Harvey, Mike, Louis, and Rachel. Hell even Rachel manipulated the all powerful Jessica into paying for law school and giving her a job despite the fact that she isn't going to Harvard.

Anyway does anyone else think that Mike is inconsistent at times? I mean for someone who does his homework all the time, it seems so stupid for him to have over looked the whole Order of the Coif/key thing. I would think that if someone as smart as he is was going to commit fraud, they would at least cover all their bases and research everything they're pretending to be.