Suits

This is an offer letter. We need you.

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

You're not going back. Your title's gonna be "consultant."

You don't have to do this for me.

Do me a favor. Just think about it.

Your last LSAT score was significantly

higher than your previous ones.

I studied incredibly hard the last time.

Did you study hard? Or did your fiancé study hard for you?

I'm pregnant.

This has to be some kind of record... Louis.

It's his.

You make impulsive decisions

and you go back on them all the time.

This is different. How?

Because it's a baby!

You want to merge?

Jessica, you got knocked down the mountain.

Without help, you're not going to be able to get back up.

I've had my name first for too long.

I can't go back to having it last.

Tara Messer, will you marry me?

Yes, Louis, I'll marry you.

You can’t just throw this all away

after we gave everything to save it.

No one's saying you have to give up the firm, Louis.

You just have to let me go.

You sure about this?

I'm not sure about anything.

And it scares the shit out of me.

You going to be okay?

She was my mentor.

But, yeah, I'm going to be okay.

Hey. If it's going to be much longer,

I can just get some on the way.

Hold your horses, mister.

That was the best cup of coffee I've ever had.

I told you it was worth the wait.

That was nice. It was.

And as much as I'd like to spend all day doing it,

we should get going.

Just do me a favor... Harvey,

I don't think you understand.

I told you, once this happened again,

I don't work for you any more.

Donna, you can't leave me.

I'm not leaving you, Harvey. I just don't work for you.

That's leaving me. No, Harvey.

That's not leaving you.

Jessica left you.

And you need to get it through your head.

She's never coming back.

What are you thinking about?

I'm just thinking about names.

I always wanted a boy named Cooper

and a girl named Lucy.

Louis, I appreciate you thinking about this, but...

I know, I'm not the father.

It's just that, if I'm gonna help raise him,

I'd like to give him something.

It doesn't matter.

Because whatever his first name

ends up being,

you're going to be the one who gave him his last name.

Louis, I'm gonna be a Litt.

Which means our children are going to be Litts.

You really mean that?

Of course I do.

Tara, I've got to get going.

What... What's wrong? Oh, nothing's wrong.

Jessica left last night,

which means Harvey and I got to figure out what we're going to do.

Dad, what are you doing here?

I know I'm a little early, but...

I came to bring you a graduation present.

What?

This is a job offer.

Not just any job offer.

An associate at Rand Kaldor Zane.

I already have a job when I graduate.

Rachel, we talked about this.

When you graduate, you're going to have to stand before the Bar

and pass the character and fitness test.

And you think working at your firm

looks better than working at mine.

Yes, I do.

Dad. I...

Rachel, I understood

when you wanted to work there

when Jessica was still there.

But now that she's gone,

that firm is going to turn upside down.

And I don't want you there when it does.

Dad, you are my family, and I would do anything for you.

But Pearson Specter Litt is my work family

and they've always been there for me.

I'm not going to leave them when they need me the most.

But just remember,

as long as I'm running my firm,

the offer will always be there.

Mike, what are you doing here?

Can I come in? Of course.

You want a cup of coffee?

Yeah. That would be good.

Look, I wanna talk to you about your offer.

You thought about it. I did.

Good.

Don't tell me you're here to renegotiate the terms. I'm not taking it.

Mike... Just listen to me.

When I was on trial, I said that I was given a gift

and I threw it away.

Well, I wasn't just trying to bullshit the jury-I meant that.

And as easy as it would be for me to just come back

and pick up right where we left off,

I can't look myself in the mirror

if all I'm doing is going back to corporate law.

Why don't you just come back for a month?

What are you talking about?

Well, it's easier to find a job when you have one.

Come back, pad your resume

while you look for something else.

Come on, Harvey. If I come back for one month,

it'll be two months.

Then six months. The next thing I know,

I won't have helped a single person in ten years.

That's not true. You'll have helped me.

That's not what I meant and you know it.

I don't care what you meant.

Jessica left last night. I know you know that.

I just need somebody I can trust until we figure things out.

Harvey, I'm not doing this.

God damn it, you stood in front of me once

begging me to hire you and I did.

And now, I'm asking you to do the same thing

and you're telling me to go screw myself.

That's not what I'm doing and you know it.

Mike, I need this.

I'm sorry, Harvey. I... I can't.

I just can't.

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 early

Busy, busy making money

All right!

All step back I'm 'bout to dance

The greenback boogie

Harvey, where you been? We need to talk.

Louis, if you're here to tell me

our bank account is empty and we're on our knees,

then I need to have this conversation some other time.

Well, you're in luck. Because I'm here to tell you the opposite.

What?

I've been here since 6:00, going through the books.

You're never going to believe this,

but between not having to pay any of the partners,

signing a few new clients and subletting our space,

we're actually flush with cash.

Are you kidding me? Take a look.

Finally, some good news.

Now if it's not too much to ask,

can we go back to your office and work on a game plan?

No, Louis, it's not too much to ask.

Uh, we don't open for another 15 minutes.

But if you've got a delivery, I can take it.

Oh, I appreciate that. But I'm...

I'm not here to deliver anything.

I'm here for a job.

Not a lot of lawyers show up to work on a bike.

I'm not like a lot of lawyers.

To tell you the truth,

I'm not like any other lawyer.

I like you.

If it's up to me, you'd be starting today.

But what I can do is let you go on in there.

So you'd be the first person they see when they get in.

Thanks. Hey, what's your name?

Darryl. Mike.

Good luck in there, Mike.

I think the first thing we should do

is send a message that we're back

by hiring a new class of associates.

Yeah, I love the idea of sending a message,

but I'm not ready to talk about hiring associates right now.

Why not? Because I'm not.

In that case, maybe you're ready to talk about a merger.

Robert, what are you doing here?

Jessica didn't tell you?

Before she left, I offered her a lifeline.

And now, I'm going to offer the same thing to you.

We appreciate your offer, but...

But what? But we don't need your charity.

Yes, you do.

You were struggling before she left.

And at noon today, the whole world is going to know

that you suffered another blow.

The only thing the world's going to know

is Jessica had such confidence in our abilities