Harvey is actually fictional character, he didn't fight any cases before Mike. The show didn't take place in real life the way it seems. Basically what happen was someone wrote little stories in words that they made up in their head and then other people make it into this TV show, and it looks very real, but it's all fake, so Harvey isn't actually real so he didn't fight cases before Mike. That's why it makes sense, otherwise you would be right that Harvey would be bad on many cases before without Mike, but its irrelevant because there is no past before the beginning of this show
Also I want to add that they make this TV show that you see on the screen with cameras, they record it with cameras. That's how it becomes real to you. Basically all these people acted this out while a camera was recording but the acting was fake stuff. Then it's obviously just shown on ur TV screen, hence TV show. Hope this nakes sense sorry English second language.
@@mlantin7713 None, just stop if you get bored. However Mike does leave the show midway through season 7, so if you feel like skipping after that, Mike comes back in season 9
@@mlantin7713I like all of the seasons tbh, just for different reasons. you need a certain suspension of disbelief in the later seasons but it’s still entertaining imo
3:34 it's NOT A MISTAKE. That's smart. It gives the interim and the board time to select/elect a new CEO. NO RUSH....NO CHANGES....JUST OPERATIONAL NORMS.
It’s really a wonderful contrast seeing Harvey treat Mike as a tool for him to use (and let’s be honest abuse) to the strong and close friendship by the end of the show. It’s one of several ways you can tell these characters evolved. So many shows just keep characters the same
Any season of Suits, but especially the last two or three, do a shot every time any character asks another, "What are you doing here?" You will quickly lose consciousness.
9:17 the standard insider trading done by Rajat Gupta in the Goldman Sachs deal when Berkshire's Hathway bought a significant stake. He got sent to the country club jail.
I always liked actor Titus Welliver! He made a guest starring role on Star Trek Voyager as doomed Lt. Commander "Max" Maxwell Burke in Equinox Part 1 and 2!. 😊
The more you watch suits the more you realize how ridiculous the plot is. Mike says to Harvey I have no idea what you are talking about, Harvey tells him the name on the lease. He immediately starts quoting facts from his amazing memory. Yet the fact that Stenslin signed the lease agreement is a plot hole. How would he not know what Harvey was talking about if he knows Stenslin signed the lease and he was talking to wait for it... Stenslin
wow, you must do a lot of work with high level businessmen, you do realize that someone with that much money could own hundreds of companies and sign documents on their behalf right? The name would have been the shelf companies' name not the trading name therefor no hole in plot.
@@chrisinskip6605 You can embellish the facts to your heart's content if it makes you feel like you are a bit more intelligent than you sound, however Mike said "I have NO IDEA" what you are talking about." Someone with an eidetic memory who was aware of multiple lease agreements with Stenslin's signature that all miraculously pertained to the same industry would have at least an idea what Harvey was talking about.
@@jackzanetti6235 honey, I think you need to go back to kindergarten and learn what an opinion is. It is a TV show, it's fake. That is fact, not opinion.
Stenslan, is a fool to this the asset is a name of the company. It's not. Makernen motors quality of the product is the asset. It doesn't take a genius to figure that out.
Not if you can teach people your process and work ethic, Chinese and Indians are smarter than Europeans but resource constrained. In an even playing field chinese will eat American manufacturing like cake so will the Indians. These Nations were looted for Centuries by European nations which America took advantage as well in one way or another and just now they are slowly getting back on track. Just look at most tech companies, the growth they had under Indian leadership is Tremendous. The problem is cost for labour, affordability etc, if you build IPhone in America it will cost 10k than 1k.
Nowadays, degree in only professional fields (like doctors, lawyers, science, etc.) seem to matter. At most places till you have the talent, connections/networking and can guarantee that you will work hard then nothing is really stopping anyone from hiring you. So with the last guy in accounting, he must have a network, a name in the business, talent, experience, etc. enough to convince most companies to hire him, lying on resume might be a problem for future but till you can at least for your next job you can take a slight pay cut, I still think even the bigger players would be willing to hire you. Of course going back and getting an actual degree will help somewhat but if lying on resume part is going to stick before, then it would stick now as well.
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3:38 I really love the part where Harvey speaks about his draft 12 years ago and Mike tells him "Mistake" before going out.
and Harvey smiles 😭
@@virinathalie6558as a proud dad
Last time I was early to this channel the firm was still named Pearson Hardman
What is it now? i lost somewhere
@@ujju_k7157in the final season it became Litt Wheeler Williams Bennett, Jessica Pearson stepped down in season 6
@@Dobbyyy94sarcasm
Woah blue highlighted comment
It is now Lohan Kardashian Swift
Sometimes I wonder how Harvey survived fighting some of these cases without Mike. Mike came through a LOT for Harvey's cases.
He would’ve done what Mike did, Mike=Harvey
He was spectacular only it took a lot of man hours to try those cases with only he and Donna doing the research.
Harvey is actually fictional character, he didn't fight any cases before Mike. The show didn't take place in real life the way it seems. Basically what happen was someone wrote little stories in words that they made up in their head and then other people make it into this TV show, and it looks very real, but it's all fake, so Harvey isn't actually real so he didn't fight cases before Mike. That's why it makes sense, otherwise you would be right that Harvey would be bad on many cases before without Mike, but its irrelevant because there is no past before the beginning of this show
Also I want to add that they make this TV show that you see on the screen with cameras, they record it with cameras. That's how it becomes real to you. Basically all these people acted this out while a camera was recording but the acting was fake stuff.
Then it's obviously just shown on ur TV screen, hence TV show. Hope this nakes sense sorry English second language.
@@slothymangoLies, deception!
Season 1 hooked everyone and it carried forward the legacy till the last season. Hoping for a great Suits LA.
I just now - from you - found out, that there will be a spin off. Well, casting seems rather promising, so let's hope the best!
I'm sorry what??
I’ll give you until the 8th season but after that worth the watching bc we all liked to have seen how it ended tbh… better ending than GoT
@@Statz_x3 Ideally I would like a reboot of the original to see Harvey and Mike battling the corporate mafias but I will take this for now.
When Suits was more about cases and character rather then office drama
Totally agree
Which seasons should I skip?
@@mlantin7713 None, just stop if you get bored.
However Mike does leave the show midway through season 7, so if you feel like skipping after that, Mike comes back in season 9
@@mlantin7713I like all of the seasons tbh, just for different reasons. you need a certain suspension of disbelief in the later seasons but it’s still entertaining imo
Yeah, that's the reason I stopped watching and just watch these clips from youtube
"Whats my middle name?"
"The letter 'L'"
Harvey's common phrase to Mike : What took you so long
Also her after 30 seconds
1st season chemistry and banter was perfect.
“You trying to look like me?” Harvey always with his quick comeback 💯
And then season 5 happens lol
@@derrickrose5933 what happened
Harvey is so proud of Mike it makes me melt xD 0:50
I’m surprised they didn’t just fire Stan and then rehire him as a financial consultant for less money.
One would think but they needed tension in the show I guess...
Would havr affect the shows budget 😂😂😂
And risk a rumor?
28 minutes of pure joy
21:08 The look on Mike's face, he in fact did know how he felt, he was almost in the same boat
I know the USA begun giving this show more attention during the pandemic ...but Africa absolutely loved this show when it was still on
3:34 it's NOT A MISTAKE. That's smart. It gives the interim and the board time to select/elect a new CEO. NO RUSH....NO CHANGES....JUST OPERATIONAL NORMS.
It’s really a wonderful contrast seeing Harvey treat Mike as a tool for him to use (and let’s be honest abuse) to the strong and close friendship by the end of the show.
It’s one of several ways you can tell these characters evolved. So many shows just keep characters the same
Here for a Harvey prequel
Season 1 Harvey is one of the best looking TV actors that’s ever existed
tell me you have a limited taste of television without telling me you have a limited taste of television
season one was top tier
Any season of Suits, but especially the last two or three, do a shot every time any character asks another, "What are you doing here?" You will quickly lose consciousness.
harvey had his own personal chatgpt
I am only an old goat.But tis series is one of the best I have seern in thr lsst 20 years..😊
1st season is the best
for me it's season 5. although it is clear season 5, 2 and 1 are the best what suits has to offer.
2:32 “She dying?”
Oooooo 😬
I can never get enough of suits
Love seeing a Honda Engine and Mugen in this series. 👌
26:36 you don't try to steal from a woman who has worked her way to that level of success, you will be absolutely obliterated.
I personally enjoy these two guys going at it its just amazing make you feel smart 🙂
Sometimes I wonder how they are all not disbarred at this point 😂
9:17 the standard insider trading done by Rajat Gupta in the Goldman Sachs deal when Berkshire's Hathway bought a significant stake. He got sent to the country club jail.
Before he became a doctor, Phlox worked as an accountant...
so that's where I know him from...
The channel owner is gonna start sweating when we get to the later seasons...haha
I always liked actor Titus Welliver! He made a guest starring role on Star Trek Voyager as doomed Lt. Commander "Max" Maxwell Burke in Equinox Part 1 and 2!. 😊
Harvey real life wife plays on the show with him a few times as well as his dad! Stephen Macht
Jessica what?
She's so badass.
I love that show
Macht.......magnetic and convincing...as is the brilliant script.
that prison break season 4 guy
6:08 "One of my creation....."
It says Mugen on the engine, meaning it's Honda V8 engine
Harvey is the GOAT!
The more you watch suits the more you realize how ridiculous the plot is. Mike says to Harvey I have no idea what you are talking about, Harvey tells him the name on the lease. He immediately starts quoting facts from his amazing memory. Yet the fact that Stenslin signed the lease agreement is a plot hole. How would he not know what Harvey was talking about if he knows Stenslin signed the lease and he was talking to wait for it... Stenslin
wow, you must do a lot of work with high level businessmen, you do realize that someone with that much money could own hundreds of companies and sign documents on their behalf right? The name would have been the shelf companies' name not the trading name therefor no hole in plot.
@@chrisinskip6605 You can embellish the facts to your heart's content if it makes you feel like you are a bit more intelligent than you sound, however Mike said "I have NO IDEA" what you are talking about." Someone with an eidetic memory who was aware of multiple lease agreements with Stenslin's signature that all miraculously pertained to the same industry would have at least an idea what Harvey was talking about.
I'm gonna hold your hand when I say this, its fake.
@@FeralRaccoon. When I need your opinion, I'll be sure to give it to you
@@jackzanetti6235 honey, I think you need to go back to kindergarten and learn what an opinion is. It is a TV show, it's fake. That is fact, not opinion.
I am half Donna and half Louis
13:38 The Australian market doesn't open during NY working hours thats a lie
Midland F1 car from the 2006 season it folded after 1 season and it had a Cosworth engine
Thanks thought u never heard of them
❤❤❤fav season
The chick who played Gabi was so beautiful
There is a someone in everyone in that show
Yes
buy=
TAKE=
Most emotional case
Man had to lose his job
Stenslan, is a fool to this the asset is a name of the company. It's not. Makernen motors quality of the product is the asset. It doesn't take a genius to figure that out.
is that bosch in the first clip?
On Netflix they have all nine Seasons
True moving manufactures overseas is basically giving the finger to quality
Especially Chinese or Indian manufacturers is garbage
Not if you can teach people your process and work ethic, Chinese and Indians are smarter than Europeans but resource constrained. In an even playing field chinese will eat American manufacturing like cake so will the Indians. These Nations were looted for Centuries by European nations which America took advantage as well in one way or another and just now they are slowly getting back on track. Just look at most tech companies, the growth they had under Indian leadership is Tremendous. The problem is cost for labour, affordability etc, if you build IPhone in America it will cost 10k than 1k.
This is what's missing in the later seasons
Nowadays, degree in only professional fields (like doctors, lawyers, science, etc.) seem to matter. At most places till you have the talent, connections/networking and can guarantee that you will work hard then nothing is really stopping anyone from hiring you. So with the last guy in accounting, he must have a network, a name in the business, talent, experience, etc. enough to convince most companies to hire him, lying on resume might be a problem for future but till you can at least for your next job you can take a slight pay cut, I still think even the bigger players would be willing to hire you. Of course going back and getting an actual degree will help somewhat but if lying on resume part is going to stick before, then it would stick now as well.
Circle
0.4 cola 0.14 water
The og episodes
What about the episode "Play the man"
at 14:15 you can see the TD bank logo..
A=circle
14:02 lol
18:36 and her phone?
Why didn't Mike conclude that he should become legit and get a degree. He could have finished on the weekends.
How much is a blink of an eye to measure 0-60?
OK ITS GAME.
Hey, that's Lisa Stanton's ex-husband. My game is were they on Heartland or Murdoch Mysteries or Hallmark?
Ironic you're playing lawyers. Enough to make any real American's "blood boil".
no one put donna in this video 😆
5:01 😂😂😂😂
Speak
Music
I wish Harvey and Donna got together sooner
Oosaka
help nobu
No=1.2
Yes=0
Mostly Donna
Boeing vibe...
Meaning?
Y=ハエ
X=cola
an amazing Team
but Jessica brings credibility, hands down ‼️
🪖
You can see the TD Bank. Thats a Canadian Bank LOLOL. This is in NY right? Filmed in Toronto ahahahaha 🇨🇦
Think was Vancouver
Not from Netflix
clock
2000?
2010?
Is that Mia Malkova?
10 Y 5
2
i=
Y.chart=
A-A2=
Y=robo?
denshi
Grand
Hot
Hey Stan bruva, numbers man POKER!!
Shorui
❤
Basket ball
Tecnology
Clean city
120000000000000000000000000billion
A=500?
A=100?
Soup?
Deal
30-20€
背徳だ
20-0.9₩
20-1.1₩