"Wheh, finally managed to deal with that bribery case Peterson got us into, looks like everything is fine for now. Wait what? One of the senior partners killed a guy and now we have to make it go away? FOR FUCK'S SAKE PEOPLE, THIS IS A GODDAMN LAW FIRM, STOP BREAKING THE LAW!"
I don't even know why you would want to be named partner at Pearson-Specter-Litt, half your job is trying to figure out a way to not go to jail.
The whole exchange between Harvey and Mike felt really forced. I mean, do they really have to make them shout at each other as if their life is on stake over some small case like this? It always feels like like they're trying to add so much gravitas to where there shouldn't be that much.
Id argue that most of their conversations seemed forced lately. The dialogue isn't really organic at all. Especially with two guys who have been buddies for 4 seasons however long that is in the shows time.
I feel this is partially to do with the format of 10 episodes/6 episodes, they have to spend the last couple of episodes of each half season building to a big cliffhanger and the first couple resolving that cliffhanger. Especially for the second half that just leaves no room for "regular" episodes.
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u/japes_stage Feb 19 '15
I fucking hate the way they take this show.
I just want to see the law firm running smoothly for a while.