in the lowest deep a lower deep

another year that the knights don’t have the cup. thank christ

how have i not seen a single gifset of that throwaway scene when jessica asks harvey to do something but he's having a bad day because of the fraud that he's been committing with mike so he responds "i can't, i have to go kill myself" in the most diva manner imaginable. i have seen zero mention of it anywhere. please he's so funny

the louis litt b plot of suits s3/4 is, dare i say, carrying this show rn. we’ve kind of lost the plot on the harvey stuff as soon as the foot came off the pedal on the escalating suffering of his emotional divorce with mike. but louis? i was not familiar with your game

it is kind of crazy that hit tv show suits (circa s3) has dedicated multiple episodes to harvey’s backstory in the da’s office and his loyalty issues and walking the ethical line but never crossing it, with the big speech to donna in the flashback about how he doesn’t want to know what kind of lawyer he would be without her after she reamed him out for getting within spitting distance of burying evidence. and them smash cut to the present day where his single biggest priority is committing fraud on the daily with mike’s whole situation. and there is zero acknowledgement, even subtextually, of this irony. of course this is because harvey views unauthorized practice of law as a victimless crime, which it sort of is in this case because mike is a genius who probably didn’t really need to go to law school so no one is interested in the broader thought exercise of what it means to pluck someone off the street and let them grift actual real clients. no harm no foul. because at the end of the day mike is his special guy so it’s fine. which is the whole point anyway

how is it possible that it took like 35 episodes for harvey specter to get sued for legal malpractice. it should have been episode 2 at the latest