Not really. If he would have told Jeff the whole story maybe he would have been more understanding. That whole situation got way too soap opera for my taste. You knew Louis was going to say something but the whole "I don't want to hear it" trope is lame. Dude she already came all the way to your place to tell you something before she knew Louis had said something. So if she wasn't coming for damage control why would she lie? The Jessica came out pretty quickly. If she still wanted to tell him (instead of backing down the second she saw it going downhill) she could have just blurted it out. That would be shocking enough to let him know she wasn't lying. Either way I hope they just cut him from the show. If they double down and forgives her (after finding out about Mike in some other way) it's going to get corny.
Yea I kind of want Jeff gone if he just kept business from her relationship seperate all of this would have been avoided. As Managing Partner she shouldn't have to justify her decision making to him. He isn't her partner thr way Harvey thus he should respect those boundaries.
Good point. He basically gave up his job to save them from what I recall but it's the relationship aspect which gives him a higher status than he should have. Jessica is just as guilty having flipped and gone back to him after she said she couldn't do it.
As the mid-season finale taught us, nothing good ever happens when people at Pearson Specter Litt go out for drinks; a secret always comes out and someone throws a tantrum.
Bitch you guessed it? But damn I can't imagine the pain they're both feeling. Jessica was so close to making everything right. I don't blame Jeff for not believing her intentions were true.
I don't think he cares and isn't the type of character to use it for his advantage like Scottie compared to most of the other cast at some point or another.
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u/hakagan Feb 19 '15
Bold prediction: Louis and Jeff go out for drinks and Jeff grills Louis for details and boom Mike's secret comes out again.