Louis's Confession | Louis Made a Huge Mistake | Suits
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- Опубликовано: 8 фев 2025
- Mike ends up finding out that Louis did something wrong, relaying it to Harvey. After hearing Mike's suspicions, Harvey goes to look for Louis to find out how screwed he is.
Do you think Louis had no choice? Do you think Jessica's reaction is fair after Harvey hired Mike in the first place?
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Season 4, Episode 8 "Exposure": Mike returns to Pearson Specter and takes Harvey's old office. The net closes in on Louis. Rachel issues Mike with an ultimatum.
Season 4, Episode 9 "Gone": Louis comes clean to a furious Harvey and Jessica. Pearson Specter faces an uncertain future as Cahill begins a round of depositions.
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Forstman is probably the only guy that visibly makes Harvey nervous & scared. An incredible villain.
It's hard to believe he was caught by Harvey using a hidden mic.
@@Paolo-tm9cr Seriously!! That was just bad writing.
Eric Roberts is always great in villain roles.
@@arsalahmad2200 i think it was more the fact that Forstman never even considered someone doing that, its considered super underhanded in the criminal world and Forstman expected (wrongfully) that Harvey would never do it and would rather beat him some other way.
Its the equivalant of a sucker punch in a lot of ways, will it win you the fight? yes. will it knock your opponent down? sure. but its not considered honourable.
End of the day Forstman never considered it because he'd never do it, but forgot that Harvey, ultimately, is a lawful man and it was within their power to do that.
@@mfenix88 Actually people like Forstman not remembering that they can be recorded is plain weird. More so, that convo went with Harvey accusing Forstman of something and Forstman replying “that may be true but I will never say it”. Such a clever billionaire and he gets away for an ambiguous statement? At least have him say I know thats true but won’t say it lol.
Jessica's character is a very decent example of a boss or a senior at a corporate workplace.
An unrealistic depiction of a boss at a corporate workplace. She has morals. I've worked at many companies who provide financial / Jurisdictional services and they're all.. horrible people.
@@koek1122 doesn’t mean this depiction is unrealistic. Perhaps you’ve just worked on the other side of the coin?
@@koek1122 unrealistic? Says who?
@@jasonmoukala8909 me
@@koek1122 very selfish and mean spirit people
The way Jessica didn't snap at Louis until the whole saga was over shows just how much control she's got over her emotions...
I love that even after Louis has been humiliated and insulted by Harvey he would still never throw him under the bus like that that's true respect for a brother
He tried throwing Harvey under the bus in season 5 by recording him saying he hired Mike, even tho Louis used Mikes secret to make named partner. He also attempted to get Harvey fired more than once. Louis is a slimy rat
@@WayneMercy was a slimy rat. Developed into a more appealing character in later seasons
Are you forgetting hes put THE WHOLE FIRM under the bus the first two times hardman came back??
More like fear... And respect... For Harvey's abilities of weaseling out of a tight spot, and putting the ones who crossed him right into one, with that "coooomeuppance" grin of his.
I love how these guys cross all sorts of lines but when it comes to forgery and perjury they'd rather die than do that
Cuz those are the 2 things that can cause them their license
@@GUURL101 pretty much everything they’ve done in this show could lose them their license. Lawyers can lose their license for being charged with misdemeanors/felonies, lying to clients, not reporting misconduct of other lawyers, etc. It honestly makes no sense that those are the only two hills they’re willing to die on lol
@@WayneMercy
@@WayneMercy I agree that they play things pretty fast and loose with the rules. However, the difference between the misconduct you listed and forgery/perjury/fraud, is that the former will get you disbarred/fined, but the latter can land you in prison.
Only seen a couple of clips but this show is complete BS
Jessica is a genuisly written character. What a great mix of badass & matured.
Gina Torres was a gem.
But also just emotional/flawed enough to get into trouble at all.
Like, if she could've thought one step further ahead or cared slightly less about Harvey, this show would've ended early, for lack of drama/tension to resolve.
4:45 the way Jessica calmed both of them was just SMOOTHING and POWERFUL.
I wish I could work under someone like her
She is the absolute best
*soothing
Because its written in the script for you to believe
4:07 The way Harvey turns and executes those two words sends chills down my spine. I have never seen this character so serious and grim. The way the camera starts to slightly zoom in on him is just masterful.
Jessica putting Donna in her place is so satisfying to watch.
So satisfying bro !!!!!
Donna is a female dog. Jessica is a lion. Bit her head right off
Yeah but Donna wasn't wrong.
As much as I love Donna, I totally agree
Watching Jessica put anyone in their place is my therapy
The fact Forstman never even flinched shows just how confident and power hungry he is. He NEVER does anything without ensuring he’s in a position of strength.
Jessica is such a strong character. The way she put Donna in her place is so satisfying and real.
She had the same attitude towards Harvey when he intervened in favor of Louis
@Sermon Institute For Success
The power is not measured against the weaks, but against equals or superiors.
Jessica is powerful not because of her attitude towards Donna, who is the secretary in the company hierarchy, but because she has the same attitude towards Harvey, who is a name partner.
And not only Harvey was respected, but Donna was also respected, whether you like it or not
@Sermon Institute For Success donna unlikeable?!?! Nah she awesome
Jessica is constantly getting blackmailed by her underlings. She's weak.
@@alphanerd7221 She consistently wins by letting them think they got over and using them for her benefit. She's the strongest character there.
The firm would've fallen to pieces without Jessica in the early seasons. Lewis and Harvey would've murdered each other by the time Mike was arrested.
Does Donna not realise she played a part in Mike being hired
but she didn have the authority to hire him, Harvey did
@@jarlsigurdstorvann9885 She knew about everything tho, and never reported it. She might not get the worst punishment but she's still criminally involved.
what was illegal about hiring mike
@@charliecowan3875 he didn have a degree in law from harvard. wich was the only school this law firm was hiring lawyers from
@@jarlsigurdstorvann9885 yes traditionally. But its not a law that they must only hire harvard law students correct. As long as he passed the BAR it doesnt matter correct? Might be against protocol but is it against federal law
"I'll take my chances Harvey"- This forstman guy is just too awesome
Jessica is such a badass, and also calm and collected too - handling two aggitated people at the same time
That one line “And if this were Harvey I’d have the confidence that he would”
The tension feels so real. These actors are amazing.
"Usually people aren't here to talk about Louis" LOL
Donna : *Tries to interfere*
90% of Fandom : 8:54
I detect no lies.
I hate Donna telling mike to go home. Umm no, you go home Mike will be needed to work on this problem not you.
I don't like Donna even a lil bit
SO true... go make some copies or check Harvey's schedule for tomorrow...
Harvey needs to tell her “im here you’re here, do your job”
@@167kinggam Exactly
And you don't understand why. Mike's job was Louis's reward for resolving the situation with Fortsman. When it turned out that it was illegal, if Jessica saw him, there was a risk of firing him.
Ugh, this show never gets old!
Jessica putting donna in her place is the best thing about this video
You are right, that is so satisfying to see. How many times does Donna get put in her place? I would really like to watch them if there are any others.
I’m so confused at why y’all hate Donna 😂
@boysinblue2570 It's a TV show full of unrealistic characters. That's not why you don't like her.
Donna's named should have been Karen
I was under the impression that every loved Donna. But after looking at these comments, i'm not so sure 😂
She's a great character, and an easy well deserved fan favorite. But everyone can be wrong sometimes, and it pays to see them not treated like a great character at the times where they aren't being one.
She started off as fan favorite but the longer the series went on the more she was acting above her pay grade and naturally no one likes that
She had an entitlement that her ability level didn’t deserve. She was a Secretary and should have just stayed as that
@@23236638This. Because the character was popular, the writers started involving her more and more in situations where it made no sense.
Everybody find her annoying, and I can see why.
I love how Jessica put Donna on her place.
.The most beautiful thing in this show is about friendship and loyalty. Indeed, given the reactions, these qualities are becoming rarer in real life.
Forstman (Eric roberts) will always be one of the scariest guys on suits, not because he's physically intimidating, but he was able to out smart govt. Agencies, top tier lawyers, and financial advisors.
legend has it that Donna started minding her gadamn business from that day
5:14...that look broke me. Loius was so ashamed, he could barely look at Harvey
He started that horrible breath as soon as he heard Harvey's name😢
"So this is my fault?"
I don't know what it is, but there is something about that line alone that would leave me speechless, intimidated, and wouldn't dare to utter another word against Jessica. Yet Donna being Donna... 😑
Can we take a moment to appreciate Eric Robert's villainous portrayals...the man is underrated
Everyone is a badass, Donna, harvey Mike until Jessica Pearson arrives.
So many people appreciate that Donna was put in her place by Jessica that I wonder how many would have the courage to face a boss to support and help a colleague or friend
.The most beautiful thing in this show is about friendship and loyalty. Indeed, given the reactions, these qualities are becoming rarer in real life.
I dont think its very honest though- its like they just want to show support for a "strong black woman" over the more common trope of women being doormats and pleading for second chances for their men....cos yeah, I thought what Donna did was sweet and showed loyalty, not weakness, and that Jessica was being way too harsh....but then, heavy is the head that wears the crown
@@twiceshy9773 Harsh? In context, Louis jeopardized the existence of the whole firm. Pretty sure most reactions are acceptable in that situation, including firing him. But, you know, it's a show so plot armor worked things out.
No doubt Louis was wrong But does Donna deserve to be judged so harshly for defending her friend? Because Harvey also tried to persuade Jessica not to fire him.
@@twiceshy9773 Perhaps... But it's hard to draw the motivation back to race or gender when they've already cast these actors in these roles, so at the firm the power dynamic is established. Jessica is being incredibly lenient in letting Donna speak to her in this way at all. She responds firmly but not unkindly. In my opinion.
I do love the fact that Jessica is shown as being the boss because she **IS** the boss.
She's also one of the only characters that is able to sway Donna or throw her off her game, it's kinda refreshing to see such a strong boss character.
I've worked in 2 law firms...... Jessica's character is quite real.
But I assumed where you worked people don't break the law? These guys seem to do it every 5 minutes and Jessica is having to always sort them out
What is real about it? :)
The entitlement of Donna telling Mike to go home.
And then try doing a stand off against Jessica over Louis
There's an old saying "everyone's a G till they meet Jessica Pearson "..guess Donna needed a reminder 🤔🤣🤣🤣
Donna is such a force to be reckoned with, but next to Jessica she seems small - I really wonder what exactly it is, that gives Gina Torres this on-screen aura of power ? so well acted.
It definitely helps that’s she’s so beautiful
There is this scene when Louis confronts Jessica about Mike being a fraud. There is a specific camera shift when she responds that makes her smaller than usual which i think represents that she was on the back foot for the first time when talking to Louis. Basically I think its the camera work (coupled with her amazing commanding acting!) that makes her as intimidating as she is
The most irritating is Donna...she is the prime example of going beyond ur paygrade in corp lingo.....
and it only gets worse season by season...
I liked her more in earlier seasons
@@claireb9870 Yeah, me too, she was actually quite fun early on. But as the show went on, they made her, I don’t know, like too much of a "superwoman" and tried to put her on the same level as Harvey and Louis and she just wasn’t that. Which just made her annoying.
@@JAlberto37 she literally held the firm together....
@@JAlberto37 thought I was the only one who thought that
"If it was Harvey I would have the confidence he could do it" now dats just a messed up thing to say abt Lewis🤒🙈
Not inaccurate, sadly. Jessica is by far the most pragmatic of all the Name partners in Suits, with only Daniel close to her (but he is far too selfish to be trustworthy). Louis from the final season, however, that one is a much better lawyer, as in, no longer have Harvey size chip on his shoulder.
I mean she's not wrong
When harvey messes up he remains calm and fixes it in the most effective way possible. When louis messes up he paniks and does the first reckless thing he can think off. Srly if it wasnt for Katrina he would have spiral to dangerous levels. She was really smart and knew her place unlike mike who goes head on with anyone even if he is still an associate. Though I have to admit she was pretty mean to rachel when they first met.
Louis in the early seasons made decisions based on emotions which hurt him as a lawyer but that got better overtime .
@@4cryingoutloud976 I dont think she was mean to rachel, rachel is a paralegal always doing work above her paygrade. Katrina didn't that and treated rachel like a paralegal, which is what rachel is. thats not mean.
I don't find much difference between Arturito in money heist & Donna here. Same irritating characters..
Donna pokes her nose into matters that aren't her business it's irritating
If Jessica had stayed, there no way she would have made COO
Yall don't seem to understand Donna's character.
So defending Louis isn't her business and her defending Louis somehow irritates you? I guess you should hate Louis and Katrina for doing the same thing to the point Katrina was going to frame Harvey...
It is safe to say you never had any friends or otherwise you would understand her place...
@@BradyKaynee Nah. You have to understand they're in a law firm. Jessica's the managing partner and she's a legal secretary. A legal secretary doesn't have any business telling a managing partner what she thinks let alone interfere in a decision as delicate as firing someone even if that's her friend. She made it her business and that's what's annoying.
@@BradyKaynee As far as Louis and Katrina's plan, she's just looking out for him because she's her associate and they're both lawyers so it's a different situation.
Donna telling Mike to go home is totally off the rails
seriously hate her.
that last scene where jessica showed donna her place was so satisfying to watch . PS - she's like that unwanted character who just meddles in everyone's business.
totally.
Jessica is such a boss lady 💯
Just one thing, Never pick a fight with Jessica
Gotta love how Harvey was saying Louis could have said no at any point as if they weren't going to blame him if he had denied the forstman deal that saved the firm in the first place
Man I wish I could watch this show for the first time again
3:35 this music🤩
That one hums Jonathan sidwell 🙃
Do you know the name of it? :) I'm searching for it but can't find it
Tried shazaming, didn't work
@@Whatsyourproblemhuh thanks anyway
@@maxpetzold5801 it isn't Fink - Looking too closely?
Forstman is just such a badass
Once a legend said :
Money is the third thing in his list !
First two are.....
Getting back at people, and getting control of them ;)
Is this the right response??
@@neymarmukori9077 Yep Louis said so to Mike when he turned Giannopoulos against Mike
@@handy4689 wrong for so many reasons, not the least of which is that Harvey said this to Mike.
Technically a mistake doesn't have to be an accident. It just has to be something with unintended consequences.
So in the case its not a mistake. The deal was illegal and had consequences.
2:20 -- "When he came to me yesterday, he was chomping at the bit to help fight Cahill."
The expression is actually "champing at the bit." I realize a lot of people don't know that, and that "chomping" may even be used more than "champing," but I wouldn't except Mike to get it wrong, nor the writers. Nor would I expect Harvey not to correct him: "It's CHAMPING at the bit--and that's Louis. He'd take a bullet for this firm."
Actually while ‘champing at the bit’ was the original phrase both are acceptable for modern use since ‘chomping at the bit’ gained traction after the 1930s
please upload Louis 's intense scene when he founds out mike's secret
WHY DID THEY CUT THE MUSIC SCENE IT WAS ONE OF THE BEST PARTS OF THE CLIP!
Name?
Looking too closely -Fink
2:21 -- "When he came to me yesterday, he was chomping at the bit to help fight Cahill."
I don't think Mike would make this common mistake, and I'm disappointed that the writers made it--or had him make it.
Don't get me wrong--the writers are brilliant. Way, way smarter than me. But the correct expression is actually "champing at the bit."
It's surprising that people don't walk into more doors in Suits considering how many glass there is around the office
Katrina and Louis are better off without Harvey and Jessica. They can run an awesome firm together.
Well they are at the end
Jessica is a true badass.
This might have been the best episode of all time
Then they actually thought Jessica’s replacement as a strong boss female could ever have been Donna.
Loll she was a joke
@@khalidalmofawaz9046 Bigtime humor
Literally no one thought that. You just made that up!
@@yao052 LOL! Dude Donna suddenly got to such a high ranking position from being a secretary a few episodes after Jessica went away. How do you think that happened?
Jessica isn't strong. She's weak.
This was the show at its best
Jessica is always on fire. Perfect character and actress.
With the effort that Donna put in to meddle in everyone's business, she could of got a law degree
Facts...
Lol Katrina comparing Jessica to the Godfather was perfect- I bet Louis wasn't into any pop culture growing up
People feeling satisfied over Donna being put in her place is so gratifying.
Everyone is talking about Harvey and Louis and Jessica and Donna, but I really love how loyal Katrina is to Louis.
Apparently in this firm, committing a felony is "making a mistake," whether it's tax evasion (Louis), tampering with evidence (Donna), or accessory to insider trading (Harvey).
Granted, out of all of them, Harvey's is the most forgivable since he didn't really know Forstman was manipulating him. However, Jessica and Donna both warned him to stay away from Forstman, so I suppose he had to learn the hard way.
For all the great writing and wonderful acting I fear that few see the real message omnipresent in this series.
It's that core transaction and motive matters.
Essentially, know why, truly why, you make the choices that you do. If your base motive is inward you will eventually corrupt all of your transactions.
These folks are highly entertaining, but none of them are admirable.
Louis is the very best. He is the best character by far. I watch alot of suits. Louis Litt character is the very very best, ❤️
I love how Jessica calmly talks to Louis in that situation
I see how they find Donna "irritating" or "annoying" for trying to defend or save Louis. I guess you all should hate Louis and Katrina for doing the same thing.
Katrina and Louis are lawyers. We watch this shows for lawyer, not a receptionist that somehow knows everything and always knows what to do.
@@bsar11 and Rachel is barely a lawyer until the 6th season...
@@bsar11 You also watched it for someone who ‘somehow’ has magic memory, somehow always wins, and isn’t a real lawyer. I am guessing you live in the third world and can’t stand even basic freedoms of women in the family.
Well, I do hate Louis, he was annoying
@@bsar11 "We watch this shows for lawyer"
Like Mike? Clownshoes.
This is the Mr. Brightside villain! Hahaha awesome
He’s a villain in like everything he’s in haha
The dark knight too
How nobody speaks about incredible actor performance of actor who played Louis? 1:48this face is exactly what expect at this moment, desperation, being lost, and then trying to lie that everything is fine when for sure nothing is fine
Cant just be me who hated Donna throughout the full series of suits.
Louis making mistakes for 9 years🤔🤨😎😷
Yes, he let his emotions get to him and that’s why he always messes up.
4:40 Jessica's trying her best to calm and she's so mature for that
Following the discussion with Katrina, Louis puts the shares back on the market without waiting for Harvey's approval. She tells him that if she doesn't hurry and find out, Malone will take her victory.
Katrina is the one who falsify the document signed by Louis with Fortsman to make Harvey look guilty.
If Donna wanted to fire back somewhat, she could've explained the difference between mistake and accident. They are not interchangeable. Slipping on the floor and hitting your head is an accident. Making a foolish decision under the manipulation of a snake is a mistake.
Jessica was the best person to run the firm
The music @ 3:36 was just.... Suits to Harvey and the situation 😘
I never understood why Harvey was so mad at Louis. Forstman did something similar to him 12 years ago. So he knows exactly the kind of pressure Forstman can exert. Why on earth would they ever let any one of them meet Forstman alone.
Champing. It's "Champing at the bit", Mike.
You should know this.
I love how we all collectively hate Donna's character.
The actress is wonderful, but the writing for her is brutal.
I don’t like Donna at all, she’s a really annoying character. But she is absolutely spot on with every single thing she says here. Harvey endangered the entire form from the very first episode in a way far greater than what Louis did. Harvey should understand how Forstman coerces people seeing as it happened to his brother and Mike. And Jessica would 100% have forgiven Harvey for doing this WITHOUT firing first (as she did with Donna). Jessica has never had confidence in Louis and it’s often been too harsh a position.
Donna was right here. The Donna haters in the comments need to get a life.
It's not a Matter of being right or not. Jessica is her boss, and Donna was way out of line because she's used to her familiarity with Harvey.
@@repthe21st66 Jessica was the boss but Donna addressed her very nicely and respectfully. And she didn't say anything that wasn't true.
@@repthe21st66 Jessica isn't her boss. Harvey is.
@@alphanerd7221
Harvey is her direct upline, Jessica is the boss. She can still fire her
@@hypernut6639 Not likely. People in top positions usually have contracts that allow for them to control who works directly under them.
Ownership has its own Privelages
Charles Forstman
I'm not understanding the Donna hate. She is right, Harvey made so many mistakes. (Even ones that put the firm in danger) but he gets off and Louis doesn't?
Because Harvey always wins. Louis doesn’t
Because, Harvey fixes his mistakes, Louis baraly does.
@raulbetancourt5795 Harvey didnt fix his illegal mistake tho when hiring a fraud, he just covered it up with another felony
@@narayastarks
He did most of them
@@raulbetancourt5795Because Mike got arrested everyone at the firm left
First of all, I have never watched the show. I came across some vids on tik tok and was immediately interested--especially bcuz i have a kid that just graduated from law school. I still haven't actually watched it, but rather have been binge watching RUclips clips and it seems like a pretty cool series.. One negative is that Louis just doesn't do it for me. He doesn't have the look and his character is probably so far off from his real personality that it comes off as trying too hard for him to portray Louis.
I just realised that Eric Roberts who plays Charles is Julia Roberts brother
Just??? Haha. Did you know that he is Emma Robert's father?
8:34 I thought Donna was going to spank Jessica
😂😂😂
Donna was the person who first sent Mike in and she always blames it on Harvey all the time
She didn't know him, she thought he was Rick Sorkin
@@anjualexander6406 did you watch the show!? Mike himself says he isn't Rick sorkin..Donna is an idiot character
3:36 soundtrack?
Eric Roberts, man...what a powerhouse villain he played on Suits!
I loveee Jessica, I'd be scared to work for her bc she don't play!
Why are all those offices so dark...!!??
Bring back suits!!! 🙏
I swear Eric Robert's "Forstman" plays the best villians!!!! one of the most underrated actors ever!!!!
I miss these kind of shows.
Forstman was the best villain in the show.
To peeps saying Jessica put Donna in her place.. Donna considers Louis family and he was about to be fired.. do you not think she will try to prevent that?
Anyone realise that Louis sacrificed a real chance he had with the woman of his dreams for Mike and then Mike promptly turned and used that as evidence of potential fraud that incriminated Louis?
I mean I get that what Louis did put everyone at risk but the ruthlessness from Mike is kinda surprising!
Louis is a low life criminal that commits a felony against Mike in the first few episodes.
@@alphanerd7221 True, but his intentions were never to hurt the firm, he just has this tendency to get himself in these kind of situations...
@@kartikiyer-3335 That's no defense. He intentionally hurts people that work at the firm all the time.
@@alphanerd7221But Mike did a bigger crime
@@deliacozo8542 No he didn't.