@@dalehardges5456 I understand your point, but I'm not referring to Louis; I'm referring to that *"specific"* statement, phrase, or line, while excluding the character Louis...
@@squeet6831 You might think you can fool the judge, but I'm going to call each and every person who commented to the stand, and they're all going to say the same thing. "We never heard of squeet6831. We never knew him. Please find him guilty on all charges."
The engagement thing was Louis's fault. Mike going to Forseman, like that had nothing to do with Louis. It's not like Louis said, "Harvey has a lot of enemies like Forseman, but not this guy, you funding has been cut!"
@@arturrass2732 I don't know what is worse, that you don't understand people's names are capitalized or that you don't understand sentences require punctuation at the end of them. Let's not be petty, you understood what both of us said.
The last scene is magic, how Louis after all he went through the last year with sheila and hardmand makes him feel useless and been emotional is spoiling his relationship with Harvey. Mike facing and taking advantage of the situations is hard for the firm
That last scene, gives Mike not enough credit and pours shame on Louis for no reason. Mike with only half his skill/knowledge could have worked out to go to Forstman without Louis mentioning investment bankers love to get back at each other. It wasn't the usual Louis handing someone an advantage on a golden platter, but Harvey reacted like it was.
Not really. You can see how confused Mike is when he got rejected. He didnt even get an explanation. Yeah he kinda figured out why, but not really WHY. Louis gave him the last puzzle piece. Mike now understood that he just needed to find someone very rich, and very eager to stick it to Harvey. Nothing else spells more like Forstman than that. So he kinda did serve it on a golden platter
“I don’t wanna be mad at you, but you keep doing the same S***t”. Louis puts himself in these situations and to be honest, I feel for him as a character but it’s his fault.
I'm emotional, you're cold, you're loved, I'm hated...
These lines are epic!
epic !? not really. silly like delivered with dramatic acting.
@@5k-fcr121 Each and everyone is allowed their own opinion...
I agree, those lines are epic 😎
I don't think so everytime we watch an episode Louis is always saying I'm sorry I didn't mean for that to happen... he's ridiculous
@@dalehardges5456 I understand your point, but I'm not referring to Louis; I'm referring to that *"specific"* statement, phrase, or line, while excluding the character Louis...
rick hoffman is a phenomenal actor, his talk with harvey at the end really shows how much he's hurt
You should see him in Billions. He's f'ing hilarious.
see that's funny because I have this sworn affidavit here saying that Louis knew about the reasons Harvey has to be mad
And by sworn affidavit I mean a dictaphone
@@sldarwin5615 *throws blue folder at you* Read it
Your honour, I know this commenter, and that document could have come from anywhere.
@@squeet6831 You might think you can fool the judge, but I'm going to call each and every person who commented to the stand, and they're all going to say the same thing. "We never heard of squeet6831. We never knew him. Please find him guilty on all charges."
What did you just say ?
Don't louis me 😂
You left without even the courtesy of a "how's your father 😂
The dialogue is outstanding and hilarious 😂
It's funny that Harvey knows the exact year a photo of Lorenzo Lamas was taken
What's even funnier is that Mike used that exact picture because he knew Harvey would know who it was 😂
9:23 hits too close to home
The irony of Mike using a fake engagement to trick Louis only for Shelia to actually be engaged to someone else a season later is hilarious
Thats 3 seasons later
Just for the record
Lol. You are a true fan@@alexdaguy6130
The engagement thing was Louis's fault. Mike going to Forseman, like that had nothing to do with Louis. It's not like Louis said, "Harvey has a lot of enemies like Forseman, but not this guy, you funding has been cut!"
It is, because had Luis just left and not tease Mike, there is no way Mike would’ve remember Harvey’s history with Forsman.
I don’t know which is worse luis, forsman or forseman
@@arturrass2732 I don't know what is worse, that you don't understand people's names are capitalized or that you don't understand sentences require punctuation at the end of them. Let's not be petty, you understood what both of us said.
@@Yellow0430 But Mike has a perfect memory, if anyone would remember, it's definitely Mike.
I just love Louis, he is such a great actor. Make on the other hand is a mini Harvey. Harvey cant function without Mike and Donna ❤😂😂😂😂
The last scene is magic, how Louis after all he went through the last year with sheila and hardmand makes him feel useless and been emotional is spoiling his relationship with Harvey. Mike facing and taking advantage of the situations is hard for the firm
Rick was and will always be my favorite suits character.
Same
Harvey is cold. Donna had to convince him to come there.
It's hilarious how many times when you think Louis manages to stick it to Mike, Mike always manages to stick it right back to him ten fold.
The last line of Luis 🤌🏻🤌🏻
What about Javier's tho, or Miguel's...
Louis had the emotional maturity of a child
He’s the most frustrating character.
That last scene, gives Mike not enough credit and pours shame on Louis for no reason. Mike with only half his skill/knowledge could have worked out to go to Forstman without Louis mentioning investment bankers love to get back at each other. It wasn't the usual Louis handing someone an advantage on a golden platter, but Harvey reacted like it was.
Not really. You can see how confused Mike is when he got rejected. He didnt even get an explanation.
Yeah he kinda figured out why, but not really WHY.
Louis gave him the last puzzle piece. Mike now understood that he just needed to find someone very rich, and very eager to stick it to Harvey. Nothing else spells more like Forstman than that.
So he kinda did serve it on a golden platter
@@hwarang97tbf they made out like there’s only 2 rich guys in the whole of New York 😂
The last scene was a scene and a half💯
Louis isn’t wrong what he said to Mike
That's why Mike got the idea to find the right person for funding and use that fund to go against Harvey. In a way, Louis helped Mike get the funds.
@@jaishriiyer1563 true
Nobody plays a insecure needy hurt teenage girl trying to put on a strong front better than Rick Hoffman.
“I don’t wanna be mad at you, but you keep doing the same S***t”. Louis puts himself in these situations and to be honest, I feel for him as a character but it’s his fault.
I remember this show as a kid and thought it was meh, as an adult, I fricken love it!
incredible
Donna, love you but you’re wrong. Stay out of it. Louis is a grown man that can’t manage his own emotions.
She never wrong
and that would be funny except that the affidavit only proves awareness not intent! 🤓
The best show of all time
Absolutely!
Donna has such an obnoxious 'holier than thou' attitude
Okay the last one was not on Louis. Louis gave him the idea but only because virtue of saying “people hold grudges”. That was not his fault
First. Lol. Not that it matters. But there's a first time for everything 😌
Very true but this is also true, *"the first in is the last out in other words, the first shall be the last"* so enjoy your first spot😂
Nobody likes an emotional man.
Donna is such a guilt-tripper
I cant decide if i hate or love louis
This show has/had some of the worst actors!
even you don't believe that
@@OGAPlays Read my post again, and move on with your life. It's an opinion that does not require a stu*id response!
@@mc-we2ntWorst opinion in a minute
@@mc-we2ntthe most braindead take I've ever seen 🤣