neither did Mike , that check looked HUGE

@@rafiqjarjous7542 yea, you're right pal 😅

The face expression of harvey once he realises jessica saew right through mike, amazing acting

He negotiated his way out of it though

That’s what made her character great

I stopped watching when she left

@@eliezerzagorin8127 it got even better when she left imo

@@solo1one no it didn't

I'll buy some of that real estate. The unmentioned part was Mike. Mike was integral to creating conflict. Jessica was the other part of the story that, she could have, resolved that conflict, i.e., Mike. Those two gone made Suits something of an empty vessel.

Great way of expressing the sentiment mate 🙂✌️

@@Gencturk92 Poor her!

Yup. She's a Badass.

It came briefly back when Louis found out and demanded to become a named partner. So much so that I expect that scene was largely written in advance already.

Ever since they started focusing less on the courtroom battles, case-related stories, and started aiming to become the next big soap opera, is when they started losing it. I get it, you need character development, you need all those character-related stories to progress but come' on! The main essence of the show was legal battles and tough cases.

Just watch it again mate

@@adriensoldaini6177 😂😂😂yeah literally, I might have my 5th run through

Agreed. I still watched, but it fell WAY off in the later seasons.

You're just under Jasmine's spell. And fun fact...she got her law experience at Wolfram and Hart.

What season is this from

@@jebliimad2094 2

@@bruceeinhorn8082 FINALLY someone ELSE knows she was on Angel!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Wolf Ram and Heart

the show just isn't the same without her

mike's story is real though

@@xlodestar8417except the part about Harvard. Is was really honest about everything except when it was Harvard itself which made the bluff more believable since he didn’t say anything false until it was Harvard itself but u can’t tell by the way he says it.

@crimson_noir I heard she was getting one, didn’t know how that was going though

Do you remember when did it happen in this series?

@@julitam2035 one of the first couple episodes think it’s canceled know thoe

After watching Suits I was gonna watch Pearson but then I read that it was cancelled after the first season so why bother

@@meinkungfu yep

... that does not exist in the real world. The amount of black judges and attorneys they wrote into that show does not reflect real life in the slightest. Sidenote: People despised the sheer surrealism of how Jessica was written that her spinoff "Pearson" got canceled immediately after it was released. Seriously take a look into a few clips of the show and you'd be surprised how many black people are judges, attorneys - even two name partners of big firms in this small little universe. Then take a look how many black lawyers even exist in the US, let alone highly competent ones.

@@peterwestenthaler7954who says it doesn’t exist in the real world?

@@jasonmoukala8909 I do. Do you agree with the rest of my comment?

​@@peterwestenthaler7954I have lived in a few metropolitan cities & worked at law firms, there are plenty of black lawyers & judges so it's not unrealistic as you make it out to be. We live in the US, a country where black people are the minority, so you can't expect them to outnumber everyone else in the field when they aren't the majority in the first place.

Well yeah when the plot is specifically crafted that way. lol

When the writers for the scene are on her side, and in this political climate? I'd be more surprised if she ever lost anything.

I miss Jessica and Harvey.

@@Thalanoxshe lost everything

@@memelord4639 As promised, I am surprised at this. Can you tell me which season/episodes are involved in this plotline? I watched the show, but I did end up dropping it when I thought the formula started to get a little tired.

“Not legally” and he works for a law firm. Do you not see the problem?

@@montyi8 then I will delete my comment. Thanks for the clarification 👍🏽

Well passing the bar and then actually attending the Law School are different things . Formal certification of knowledge is very important in the corporate world . This show is just extremely unrealistic .

@@rajasmahajan2330 I went to Harvard Law and I can 100% guarantee you that nothing I Iearned there helped me as a corporate attorney.

@@jammzy2959 college usually is that way. Sure you'll learn the basics, but nothing that won't be overrode by your work experience. It can teach you the philosophy of how to do something, but not the practicality.

Yeah. There is No boss like Jessica that I’ve seen on all of television. She’s the kind of boss that both men and women have no problem following.

😀😃😃

I was wanting to know

Thanks

Welcome😊❤

To save his cherries?

@@docneato Lol

bruh its a tier 3 show, no need to go full english teacher

After his parents' death, him and his grandmother didn't receive a settlement because he didn't know he legally could. So he wanted to become a lawyer so that he could help other people who may be in the same situation as him.

One mans mood, will break another mans soul

He hacked into the Harvard database and put his name in

Kalel Mercy in order to go to Law School you need a Bachelor’s Degree. Mike only hacked into the Harvard database to give himself a Law Degree not a Bachelor’s Degree.

@@glogler oh my bad idk about the requirements in the states

No one had to look into him. Why would anyone go around checking if people had bachelor degrees.

@@ollieengel-hill4001 you have to put it on your resume because Human Resources is obligated to research people. That’s why it makes no sense to me that no on ever bothered to check if he went to Undergrad.

I guess they talk after eating

Because the producer is cheap and doesn't want to pay for the food

Because you might stumble with your lines when you are eating at the same time. If you observe carefully, in media they seldom eat food on screen. This was also explained in a tbbt bts, saying that they never eat the takeout they buy every night onscreen.They might take really small bites or is usually just mixing the food without eating it.

😂❤❤❤❤YESSSS

Yesssssssss she would

Even though she isn't fat, she could also play amanda waller

She was Superwoman

The only prerequisite was that Mike graduated from Harvard. It's not that they weren't smart enough, it's that they didn't think anyone would go farther back.

Lies are harder to keep than the truth

regardless of her age i would still take her

Class

Maybe they were afraid to do it. I'm sure that once it came out, everyone believed it, but if you confirm it, then you are actually guilty too. So it's more convenient for them to not ask.

I think it’s just Mike works at Pearson Hardman one of the most renowned firms in the city, so therefore no one would expect a kid without a degree to make it in

K SS not really. Guy was a genius and wasted the other associates and was hired by the best closer in the city. Who would want to try and challenge that? Especially since it’s based on such a theoretical, unless given reason to believe so, no one would check if Mike was a fraud.

Whats the point? There's an assumption that he is legitimate based on the fact that he has been hired by a prestigious law firm. I dont ever question a physician and their credentials because the likely hood that it is a "fake" is just that, very unlikely. No one tries to back trace unless you got this lawyer from Craigslist.

Systolic120mmHg I just realized I should’ve phrased it another way. The amount of times they use private investigators in this show I would’ve expected somebody would’ve hired one to look into Mike. Not for anything specific, just digging for any dirt they could find. And at that point they might’ve found some discrepancies in his legal education

Not really lol

Ummm... Mike had a photographic memory. Everyone in the beginning seasons have Harvard degrees because that's what the firm expects.

That piece of paper being rather important, having watched the show I don't really need to tell you this but you don't legally become a lawyer without passing the Bar, and you simply can't do that without having studied law, not really different from a doctor, who receives a medical licence to practise as a result of having studied, it doesn't really matter about your knowledge but rather about liability, are you as a lawmaker going to let potentially any random go out there and either practise law or be a doctor or whatever else that has serious ramifications without them being properly trained beforehand? Also as an aside, it definitely does teach you "knowledge or skill" contrary to what you said, there aren't really any other options to get access to the expertise of past practitioners of whatever field you're studying, or to use the doctor example again, you can't go cutting up cadavers anywhere else. And the show and real life also shows that merely knowing things without having firsthand experience at it at university doesn't equate to being able to practise your job competently, if you watch the LegalEagle review of Suits Ep.1 he talks about that rather succinctly.

All of which you can obtain and perfect in college. If you graduate without learning and growing, then you didn't do it right.

I can speak about tech. I agree that degree does not give you all the knowledge but it does give you a baseline for the profession. Anyone can learn coding. You can learn it in few weeks from boot camp even. Where the impact of degree comes into picture is writing code which is efficient and handles dependencies. You can learn language but it doesn't make you a writer like Alexander Dumas The best ones in the field understand that optimization needs to work on multiple levels of the system. From defining int vs float, GPU multi threading to optimizing queries

I noticed when she said it. I wondered why she didn't warn Mike as well....but she was in her feelings.

Yes here in NYC some companies have accounts with restaurants. If the cheque bounces you can trust they will bring it to your attention next time which is extremely embarrassing.

Which episode

chetna lonare 1st ep

He hacked into Harvard to make it so he has a Law Degree but in order to go to Law school you need a Bachelors, they didnt handle that so when she checked there was no history. His story ended up not making sense

its about them having exposure..its not a risk Jessica is willing to take, however much of an asset he is. If word got out then anybody who knows Mike's secret (Jessica, Donna and Harvey) will end up in jail alongside him and/or disbarred.

@@marleenINDIGO , jail, no; disbarred, yes..

that's 1 of the secrets of the strength of switzerland; they put more weight on apprenticeships than college theory for a diploma; more kids in that country never go to college, but right outta high school enter some sort of on-the-job training that turns into formal professional employment once their internship phase is completed..

It is simple answer. Nobody wants a guy who lied about his resume. The implications are huge. What do you think that the firms's clients would wonder about the firm, knowing that a man who was taking their cases actualy cheated?. This leverage would be a serious advantage for all those who lost the cases agaisnt Mike and the firm. So, all those cases would be appealed, and the firm would lost its reputation. In real life, Pearson-Hardman would not survive with the Mike's case.

Your surgeon never went to school. Make a mistake. That’s the hospitals fault . A surgeon with a degree. That’s his fault.

Lol yess

Which ones exactly?

Name the characters

AFAIK there is only one common character - Lucifer's therapist Dr Linda is Louis' girlfriend Shiela in Suits

@@sohangchopra6478 DB Woodside was a recurring character on Suits and starred on Lucifer

@@johnbrant3355 Linda and Charlotte too

This applies to INFJ too!!

jhonathan mondragón :>

Sorry whose the intj?

Lol ur an idiot 😂

He graduated at harvard but you usually need a degree prior to going to law school so he had a Harvard degree in that hack but not a previous degree before the hack(he was expelled before finishing his real degree)

Mike threatened to go to the bar and say that Harvey hired him while fully aware that Mike didn't attend Harvard or any law school at all.

J.P Studios That was in the first season, though. Honestly, at this point it was because Harvey simply took a liking to Mike.

Lsat logical reasoning practice

He graduated at harvard but you usually need a degree prior to going to law school so he had a Harvard degree in that hack but not a previous degree before the hack(he was expelled before finishing his real degree)

First of all. It wasn't about the money, you didn't hear why Mike wanted to study law? And also during his interview with Harvey he said that he wanted to get back on the right track. Second of all, It's a tv show, the unrealistic aspects of it it's what makes the show so appealing. Nobody would like to watch a show about a firm of lawyers in which the characters spend the entire time reading loads of papers

Great observation. Took them an hour to shoot this scene.

Because you need to take the LSATs, which he was banned from taking.

@@harshfernandes8750 in all states?

@@Ghaltouni yes