Suits

Previously on "Suits"...

Jessica Pearson in court.

I haven't seen that in a while.

- We took over an Innocence Project case.

He killed my girl!

- But I believe that Leonard Bailey is innocent,

and I'm going to make sure that he gets the fair trial

that he never had.

- By tracking down some junkie witness?

- Maria Gomez never had a chance to be heard.

- Leonard Bailey's alibi witness is dead.

That doesn't mean her testimony is.

- You want me to testify to what she told me?

- My protГ©gГ© took the liberty of drawing up a sword affidavit.

You can either sign it or you can lie under oath

that this isn't true.

- Are you saying that this case needs to be re-opened

based on Leonard Bailey having inadequate representation?

- It sure as hell is our plan now.

You set me up.

I'm gonna make sure the world knows it.

- You can tell the world anything you want, William.

But you got no proof.

Either way, I suggest you sign this deal.

- Hello? - Hey, it's me.

I'm coming home.

- We did it. - We did.

*

- Whoa, how many people are joining us?

- Wasn't which Scotch you'd want,

so I went ahead and ordered them all.

- What if I'm in the mood for a beer?

You just got out of prison.

You're not in the mood for a beer.

Yeah, you're right.

Welcome home.

Oh, damn that tastes good.

- That's not even the best thing I have for ya.

- It's an offer letter. - Take a look at the number.

- This is the same money I made as a junior partner.

- Because you are a junior partner.

The best there is. And we need you.

- I just got out of prison. I'm not trying to go back.

- You're not going back, because even though

you'll be acting as a lawyer,

your title's gonna be "consultant."

- Look, Harvey, I appreciate the gesture, but...

everyone left that firm because of me.

I'm not gonna do that to you again.

- Mike... - No, listen to me.

You've done enough, you don't have to do this for me.

- I'm not doing this for you. I'm doing it for me.

I miss working with you.

I miss working with you, too.

- Then do me a favor: just think about it.

If the answer's still no in a few days,

I won't bring it up again.

*

- Because you're never here, that's why!

- We've been over this, Virginia.

I do my part. - That's the problem, Alan.

You think your part is just getting a paycheck.

A paycheck?

This family lives like no other family we know.

Jessica, honey... - What's going on?

We're just having an argument.

It'll be okay.

- You don't need to sugarcoat things for her, Alan.

And you'd know this if you were ever here

instead of out doing whatever it is you're doing.

- What I'm out doing is saving lives, and you know it.

- Well, maybe if you worked as hard on our relationship

as you do for your patients,

what's happening wouldn't be happening.

What's happening?

- Your father and I are taking a little break for a while.

*

How long?

I don't know, baby.

I don't know.

*

Harvey?

I'd love to chit chat, but I've got trial in an hour,

so unless it's urgent...

I just wanted to thank you.

For Mike.

- You don't have to thank me for that.

I wanted him out as much as you did.

- I know, but you didn't have to back me

when it came to Sutter, and you did.

- You would've done the same for me.

And now that he is out,

let's get back to the business of keeping this firm alive.

- If I were you, I would start by locking up Jim Reynolds.

- Excuse me? - What're you talking about?

- I'm talking about the fact that your first client

is shopping for another attorney behind your back.

- Don't tell me, you're about to pounce.

- I'm not trying to poach your client, Harvey.

But if you can't keep him, I will.

- I appreciate you coming down here, Robert,

but it's not exactly your style to give the competition

a heads-up.

- When I was kid, the Yankees and the Red Sox

were the best damn rivalry ever.

What's your point?

- My point is, after Bucky Dent hit that beautiful

home run in '78, the Sox fell off a cliff.

It wasn't any fun anymore.

- You're saying you don't want to dominate the division?

- I'm saying you fell off a cliff.

And if you want a chance to get back in the game...

We better keep Jim Reynolds.

- And you better get on it right now.

Because I may not be looking to pounce,

but every firm in this city is.

Damn it.

The last thing we need is Jim Reynolds leaving right now.

- What happened to calling, like he did last time,

instead of going behind our backs?

- I'll tell you what happened. He's getting pressure

from his board like he said he would.

- And you said we'd get back on our feet

by the end of the month and we did.

- And that's exactly what you're gonna tell them.

What do you mean me?

- Did you not hear what I just told you five minutes ago?

I've got trial in an hour. - I don't care.

You've been his lead attorney since they got here.

If you don't go over yourself, we're gonna lose him.

- Then take Louis with you. - Jessica...

- Harvey, all you have to do is open up our books

and show them we're standing on solid ground.

- Or you can make this the priority and get a continuance.

- It's a death row appeal, Harvey.

How's it gonna look if I start a trial saying that my business

is more important than a man's life?

You don't say that.

You come up with some other reason.

- Whatever reason I come up with,

that prosecutor's gonna make it look like I don't care.

And I'm not taking that risk.

- Jessica... - No, enough.

You want to thank me for having your back with Mike,

then take care of this.

*

- * See the money, wanna stay for your meal *

* Get another piece of pie for your wife *

* Everybody wanna know how it feel *

* Everybody wanna see what it's like *

* I'll even eat a bean pie, I don't mind *

* Me and Missy is so busy, busy making money *

* All right

* All step back, I'm 'bout to dance *

- I have no idea. - Well, you need to find her.

- Harvey, what's going on? What do you need her for?

- I don't need her, I need Louis,

and I don't know where he is.

- Well, why didn't you start with that?

He had an emergency meeting with a client and he ran out of here.

- When? - Half an hour ago.

I saw him at the elevators before he left.

- You tell him the second he gets back

I need to talk to him.

Harvey, what's going on?

- Jim Reynolds is threatening to leave.

What?

Harvey, I was there the night he put Jessica on notice.

If he's leaving, then you don't have time to wait for Louis.

- I know, but if I can't make it work with Reynolds,

I'm gonna need Louis the second I get back.

I'm on it.

*

What the hell is this?

- You know what that is. It's a subpoena.

- I signed your affidavit. You have what you need.

- Did you really think you wouldn't have to testify

that Bailey had an alibi?

- What I didn't think was that you were going to

paint me as incompetent.

- We did what you should've done 12 years ago.

Represent your client.

- And you weren't even forming sentences

when I handled this case.

- Well, I'm forming sentences now, so instead of being angry,

you should be thanking us for not bringing an action

against you on Leonard's behalf.

- Bring it on. - Georgina, you made a mistake.

We're giving you the chance to fix it

whether you like it or not.

- I don't give a shit what you think you're doing.

I'm not here to fix it.

I'm here because of this.

- Then I'll see you on the stand.

*

- Harvey, what're you doing here?

- I'm here to stop you from breaking your word.

Then I suggest you turn around

and walk out of here as fast as you can.

Look, just hear me out.