US: Suits Season 4

"Peanuts" said:
A nice little reminder thought that its Jessica who's the boss. First time in a long time she had her own game plan. Should be very interesting to see what Lewis does now. The guy is a genius - can't take my eyes off him.
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Well we have a new enemy when she lied to her other fella about what Lewis had on her.
 
I'm glad this show is back on, it's very entertaining. I did think throughout the entire episode that Louis was being a bit dim, surely he realised that as soon as he became name partner he was effectively complicit in the Mike Ross situation? I saw the clause that Jessica included coming from an absolute mile off, and I'm surprised he didn't.
 
I really wish we could get off the whole Mike Ross didn't go to Harvard thing already - I absolutely love this show, but that plot has been done to absolute death.
 
Gotta agree Rids. It's time to move on and it's time Mike ended up the premier lawyer in the firm tbh, even if they can't officially promote him.
 
Yep I agree as well the Mike Ross never going to Harvard has been done to death. Time to move on from that and not focus multiple episodes on people finding out any more.

Lewis just steals the spotlight every time the camera is on him, a really interesting character and adds adds a lot to the show.

I'm glad it's back it's my favourite show on TV and Harvey Specter never gets boring.
 
Good episode, glad Mike and Louis worked it out. Also good to see a bit more backstory. Claire was hot.
 
Im thinking or have a bad feeling that was set up to bring Claire in as a new bad guy type thing, which again would revolve around Mikes secret getting out, I know its the main bus for this story, but they need to bring in like another firm that takes their firm for something, and just break into the legal stuff and let go of the Mike lie for a season.
 
Claire is already one of the main characters in another show that has already been renewed for 2 more seasons after the current one, so seems unlikely she'd play a major role in Suits.

Edit: Apparently Claire and Mike are engaged IRL.
 
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No love for Suits anymore? Season 4 has been one of my favourites. The finale was good and Donna has featured heavily this season which has been to it's benefit. The new season begins again this summer so we don't have long to wait either!
 
Yes, and it made completely no sense. The entire season was based around the train crash, not even a single mention of that, at all, like it never happened, was their a conclusion to that? I felt like I had missed a couple of episodes or something the direction it took. This is still me fav show, mostly thanks to Lewis, nut that season ending made no sense.
 
I've watched and enjoyed suits from the start but surely as he has passed the bar all Mike has done with the help of the grown ups is break firm policy by not being a Harvard grad so why all the tension and stress??
 
He got a computer hacker to put him in the ny bar system. His degree is also forged.

As for the train crash, harvey got leverage over the bsg women and they had to admit fault all without even going to court.
 
I thought the hacker just gave him a plausible Harvard education, we know he sat the bar numerous times for others and anyone can sit the bar anytime a law degree is unnecessary but I'm sure Mike actually sat the bar for himself too.
 
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Admission without law school

In California, Vermont, Virginia, Washington, and Wyoming an applicant who has not attended law school may take the bar exam after study under a judge or practicing attorney for an extended period of time. This method is known as "reading law" or "reading the law".

New York requires that applicants who are reading the law have at least one year of law school study (Rule 520.4 for the Admission of Attorneys).

Maine allows students with two years of law school to serve an apprenticeship in lieu of completing their third year.
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