A real marvel of special effects

started bad ended good: 🥇louis litt 🥈katrina’s storyline 🥉mike’s life

for started good and ended ok u/theguitarguy420 let me know his comment got more upvotes and ive changed it from scottie & harvey to the entire show (thanks again if youre reading this 😭)

NOW what storyline started ok and ended good?

Are there any plotlines that you wish creators explored in this show?

For me, I'd have liked to see Harvey and Tanner team up after Travis became a "changed", more trustworthy man. Although it was probably hard to picture happening as Harvey still had reservations against him.

What do you guys think?

Twins form Darvey 😂

whenever donna would mention how harvey always went to scottie for help im surprised the writers didn’t throw in the joke considering harvey’s a jordan fan “donna you know jordan always had scottie (pippen) to get things done”

Maybe an unpopular opinion but the gun analogy is brought up way too much. I enjoyed it at first but there’s only so many times I can hear ‘when someone points a gun at your head…. 146 other things you can do’ It feels too overused that the sentiment of it is lost, with the writers just shoving it in at every opportunity at this point.

It's mentioned everywhere that rick hoffman is 5'9". How does he look soo short? He looks like he is around 5'6".

One of the things that always made this show great was the expression of emotion without any major swearing. It also added to keeping

Then all of a sudden in season 7, there's an F bomb dropped at least once an episode.

I'm not anti swearing at all, I just felt that the lack of swearing was an asset to the characters and the sudden change seems out of character.

Were they trying to spice the show up? Because it didn't work at all, it's almost cringe.

If it ain't broke, don't fix it.

I'd imagine it'd fit in best during season 6. Have Mike get approached by a fan of [Legally Distinct Adjuster] to take him on as a pro bono case.

It'd be fun to see him fight with Harvey and the clinic boys. On the one hand, he killed a guy, on the other hand, that "victim" signed the deaths of thousands. Mike's gotten screwed over by Brian Thompson types before, so he'd likely side with him.

There's also the sheer popularity of the defendant. You're goin in with the jury basically on your side already. I can't see PSL getting too involved, since that's not really their kind of law, but it'd still have ramifications, since a lot of PSL clients have an interest in putting the Adjuster behind bars/wackin him. How do y'all think it would go?

Why is jury selected from common people? Why is it not a panel of judges ?

In light of a recent post about glaring plot holes, I thought I’d make a post asking about favourite plot lines. Personally I love Harvey’s reconciliation with his mother and by extension the rest of his family in season 6. I think it’s a very realistic depiction of what childhood trauma can do to a person, even someone as seemingly perfect on the surface as Harvey - someone who dominates in every avenue of his career, a high-flying, wealthy bachelor who swaggers through Manhattan like he owns the place, still plagued by trauma from when he was a boy that takes him years and years to deal with. I find it also necessarily humanises him as a character, especially by making him acknowledge the ways he was at fault throughout the feud with his mother. When they finally do reconcile it’s like a weight is lifted off your shoulders as a viewer lol. I also think it’s a really cool full circle moment about the painting on Harvey’s wall, generally a very well executed story line. What are some of yours?

How do you deal with Blackmail coming from law enforcement?

https://reddit.com/link/1hc8f5s/video/m4on6dyylc6e1/player

What was their net worth, Jessica, Louis, Harvey? In my opinion about 50-60 mil for Jessica and Harvey but for Louis 90 +mil

I'm not a lawyer but I find it hard to believe there wasn't a need for a lawyer who specialized in finances like Louis did, he clearly had an advantage over Harvey in that area and it didn't go unnoticed, yet it was never enough to promote him or give him some sort of reward. I get that Harvey was overall more valuable to the firm but I still find it hard to believe Louis's strengths were so underused and under appreciated especially at an important firm like that

i am curious to see the results ... and no harvey is not an option (he'd obvi win)

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when i watched the show for the second time it seemed like it was easy, it made me want to pursue a career in it but is it really that hard to become one?

Am I the only one who feels they quote movies way too much. Every other scene there is a movie quotes. I have never met anyone who quotes movies half as much as them. Is it just my culture thing? Do people in America quote movies this much?

I am not trying to turn it into a rom-com, and I believe it is perfect as it was. But just hypothetically, which characters would you've wished to see in a relationship, at whatever level, doesn't matter for a fling or long-term?

I would've liked Mike & Katrina, and Harvey & Samantha.

This episode broke my heart I have never seen Harvey speak like that thinking he is going to lose, made me shed a tear

Should have recognized that guy. Silly me😂