But, before we can get to the scene thats on everyones mind (i.e.
Will they look for the easy way out of dealing with these difficult cases?
This is reason No.
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7 why I love this relationship.
Thankfully, Rachel comes up with a way to get the CEO on the stand.
Alas, Harvey agrees its a good idea and wants to pursue that avenue, too.
As always, both Harvey and Louis are letting their emotions cloud their judgment.
Mike takes his concerns about not doing mock trial to Harvey, but Harvey shuts him down.
However, Malik isnt the only one coming after the firm.
Alex threatens to take him to court.
Unfortunately, Mike and Harvey arent as lucky.
After the last time onSuits segment in last weeks episode, I had a feeling this twist was coming.
So Donna takes the stand, and shes forced to admit she shredded a document in that case.
This case is even more personal than we thought.
When Donna returns to her offices, she finds Mike waiting there to talk about Darvey.
Honestly, matchmaker isnt the worst look on Mike.
With everyone making new plans, its time for Team PSL to start winning.
Shes accepted that she cant practice law in New York because no one in Chicago will care.
Harvey says he isnt ready to do it, but Jessica tells him he is.
Its a beautiful scene that reminds me how much I miss having Jessica on the show full time.
In short: He regrets not telling her how he felt.
Im sorry, Harvey.
I just had to know, says Donna, leaving Harvey speechless for once.
(For Gabriel Machts thoughts on this scene, headhere.)
Overall, the first half ofSuits seventh season has been an interesting if uneven one.
However, if theres one thing I had problems with, its what has happened to Louis.
I get that hes hurting right now, but the show hasnt done much with that pain.
(Has that phone call at the end of Mudmare been explained?)
