Though I actually really enjoyed the conflict between Harvey and Louis in this episode, this has to be an absolute low point for the series. Never has Suits watched more like a daytime soap. The drama between Mike and Rachel is the opposite of compelling, the premise that he would accept his Jr Partnership is absurd, and the idea that he couldn’t escape this confrontation with this self-righteous attorney is absurd.
To top it all off, his last minute visit to her would be the height of Mike’s stupidity if the episode didn’t go on for another minute. Alas, it does, and the weight of at least five intelligent people he deeply respects and cares for going along with his charade means nothing, it seems, in the face of this nonprofit jurist wagging her finger at him. Mike has never seemed more pathetic and impressionable.
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Though I actually really enjoyed the conflict between Harvey and Louis in this episode, this has to be an absolute low point for the series. Never has Suits watched more like a daytime soap. The drama between Mike and Rachel is the opposite of compelling, the premise that he would accept his Jr Partnership is absurd, and the idea that he couldn’t escape this confrontation with this self-righteous attorney is absurd.
To top it all off, his last minute visit to her would be the height of Mike’s stupidity if the episode didn’t go on for another minute. Alas, it does, and the weight of at least five intelligent people he deeply respects and cares for going along with his charade means nothing, it seems, in the face of this nonprofit jurist wagging her finger at him. Mike has never seemed more pathetic and impressionable.
Just a bad episode of TV.