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ONEMANWOLFPACK posted:What does Harvey think Jessica will do about Mike when she realizes what is going on? Is Harvey just counting on mutually assured destruction to shield him? Probably, there's no way anybody is getting away clean from a reveal that Mike isn't really a lawyer.
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I can see Katrina breaking down at some point over how mean everybody is to her, Mike reluctantly tries to comfort her and she kisses him. Later it turns out that the whole thing was a set up to get at Rachel.
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Colonial Air Force posted:I'm pretty sure she was wearing that outfit because she'd just ridden her high horse all the way up from the early 19th Century.  I thought this too.
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Colonial Air Force posted:I'm pretty sure she was wearing that outfit because she'd just ridden her high horse all the way up from the early 19th Century.  Good stuff.
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Jessica, Donna and Rachel need to take her shopping. Those three know how to rock business wear.
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muscles like this? posted:Probably, there's no way anybody is getting away clean from a reveal that Mike isn't really a lawyer. I thought they had some hacker dude add him to the harvard database. It wouldn't stand up under serious scrutiny but if anyone does a cursory look it'll work.
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i'm not opposed to a Donna clothes shopping montage episdoe
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BlindSite posted:I thought they had some hacker dude add him to the harvard database. It wouldn't stand up under serious scrutiny but if anyone does a cursory look it'll work. Yeah, a hacker girl in the first season added him to Harvard's alumni roll so if someone were to just query Harvard it'd say he went there. However, there are a hundred little things that would trip him up, like how there would be no record of anything else related to him going there.
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I'm really struggling to understand this whole 'well Katrina is written so unlikably'. She's a convicted oil executive who bribed foreign military for business and probably asked them to murder environmentalists. In the real world, we'd all be calling for her head, and we'd be right.
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Junior G-man posted:I'm really struggling to understand this whole 'well Katrina is written so unlikably'. Katrina is the associate that was previously at the DA's office but managed to get a job in the firm. Pretty much everyone in the firm, except for Rachel, are pretty terrible people.
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Rocksicles posted:Donna is not a terrible person Destroyed evidence to help Harvey To add to an above comment, Rachel was going to pay someone to take the exam on her behalf. Kegslayer posted:Pretty much everyone in the firm Since everyone is so bad, I have no shame in proclaiming "Go go Team Litt!" Fazana fucked around with this message at 11:18 on Aug 2, 2013 |
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Shredding a bit of paper doesn't make someone a terrible person, unethical maybe. But she didn't burn down an ophanage
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explain... i'm not down with my philosophers. I'm a science sperg. hold up... this kinda explains it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kvz0CjtwH2k edit: nah... lost me at Existentialism Rocksicles fucked around with this message at 13:48 on Aug 2, 2013 |
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Well I have read pretty much nothing by Nietzsche ever but at least in terms of morality as it's presented to us in Suits - i.e., colored by the perspective of the sympathetic protagonists (Harvey and Mike, especially Harvey) - it seems like it's all about the top-tier human beings defining how it's gonna be and then for everyone else it's a matter of loyalty to them.
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Peta posted:This show is mad Nietzschean.  I have no idea how I forgot he was in Hotel Babylon. 
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I hadn't realized Harvey was supposed to come off as sympathetic. It makes sense him being the guy you love to hate though, he is a dick to pretty much everyone so Mike is more sympathetic IMO.
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Chobdab posted:I hadn't realized Harvey was supposed to come off as sympathetic. It makes sense him being the guy you love to hate though, he is a dick to pretty much everyone so Mike is more sympathetic IMO. Except like everyone keeps saying, Mike is slowly becoming Harvey 2.0. And I'm not opposed to this in the slightest.
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DarkCrawler posted:Except like everyone keeps saying, Mike is slowly becoming Harvey 2.0. And I'm not opposed to this in the slightest. Wasn't last episode the first time he's defended someone he felt was guilty?
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Rocksicles posted:Donna is not a terrible person I don't know. Isn't Donna suppose to have a really messy personal life because of her job and Harvey? She can also be pretty mean to Louis and not to mention Katrina in this most recent episode. Chobdab posted:I hadn't realized Harvey was supposed to come off as sympathetic. It makes sense him being the guy you love to hate though, he is a dick to pretty much everyone so Mike is more sympathetic IMO. I think we see him sympathise with him as the good guy because he always wins, has good rapport with Mike and does the occasional nice thing despite the fact that he's egotistical hypocritical narcissist. Team Litt all the way baby!
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Chobdab posted:I hadn't realized Harvey was supposed to come off as sympathetic. It makes sense him being the guy you love to hate though, he is a dick to pretty much everyone so Mike is more sympathetic IMO. Well I think Harvey's sympathetic insofar as Suits seemed to start off in a buddy show format. But yeah, he's kind of a wild card now and I guess it's an ensemble.
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Everyone on this show is "bad" but with a certain personal code they follow. Nobody does anything hypocritical to their own beliefs. Everyone thinks they're not a jerk. And exploring the boundaries of those codes is really fun. The scene with the dumb flash animation of a baby Mike made me groan, but then the reveal that it was for Louis made me laugh and appreciate it. It's exactly the kind of dumb petty immature thing that would appeal to his dumb petty sensibilities. She is totally playing him like a fiddle. Harvey is still the most interesting, mysterious character. In deep contrast to Mike, Harvey's love life is fascinating because you really can't tell if he's a hollow person or highly, highly guarded. There are brief moments when you can tell he's aware of his age, and concerned about where his future is leading. He's approaching that point where he really shouldn't be dating supermodels anymore, and should seriously consider settling down. I think this push to become a managing partner is a desperate act to compensate for all the times he's blown having a deeper relationship.
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I don't know if this has been posted in past threads and I'm not caught up and don't want to spoil myself BUT. After the first episode of this season I was like, "Y'know, sometimes I wish I knew what some of these songs were" Bam The season 3 episode 1 intro song is pretty 
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Tumblr, the source of and solution to all life's problems.
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Am I the only one who'd completely forgotten who Katrina was for a bit? I don't think she'd shown up at all beyond a couple episodes in season 2 so she'd slipped my mind.
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There is also a pretty good Spotify playlist out there somewhere. I don't use Spotify much anymore so I can't link.
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KilGrey posted:Jessica, Donna and Rachel need to take her shopping. Those three know how to rock business wear. I think it helps show that Katrina is different and not blending into the office environment.
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Junior G-man posted:I do not know what I just watched, but that was awesome. I bet they have an entire extra season of random stuff.
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Anyone else see the latest Suits commercial? Didn't think they'd go with the "Game of Suits" thing quite so literally but it was pretty great.
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New episode tonight: "Conflict of Interest" Harvey and Louis are at odds when Harvey's defense of Ava conflicts with Louis' assignment to prevent a hostile takeover of Hessington Oil. Kind of interesting how this season is basically just focusing on one case.
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muscles like this? posted:New episode tonight: "Conflict of Interest" I like it more. It makes it more complex than just the standard usa plot before/after stuff with a bad guy a week. e: they started experimenting with this style for the second half of season 2, and I'm glad they've just switched over entirely.
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ambushsabre posted:I like it more. It makes it more complex than just the standard usa plot before/after stuff with a bad guy a week. I always cringe when people talk about the standard USA formula as though it still exists. For whatever reason, USA has worked tirelessly to "fix" the formula that turned them into one of the most popular cable networks. As a result, the fun, episodic shows they built a brand on are now depressing and heavily serialized. Honestly, watch an episode from the first or second season of Burn Notice and then tune in on Thursday. They might as well be two different shows. I hate the fact that Suits is heading the same way.
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JohnSherman posted:I always cringe when people talk about the standard USA formula as though it still exists. For whatever reason, USA has worked tirelessly to "fix" the formula that turned them into one of the most popular cable networks. As a result, the fun, episodic shows they built a brand on are now depressing and heavily serialized. Honestly, watch an episode from the first or second season of Burn Notice and then tune in on Thursday. They might as well be two different shows. I hate the fact that Suits is heading the same way. I actually think Burn Notice got better, and is doing things with the idea that are more serious and it might as well do in it's final season. Sure it's "darker", but I'd rather have that than another season of action hero cliche whatever like all the other seasons were (don't get me wrong, they were good, but I like that they're trying new things). There are still plenty of episodic USA shows left: White Collar, Necessary Roughness, and to a certain extent Cover Affairs (although this one less-so than it was before) all still follow the formula.
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