I dont see Jessica doing that, she doesn't seem "warm" enough Imo.
As for Mike leaving... I dont think they'll allow him, cause of his secret. Unless he comes clean about it to his new employer, which I doubt.

I just don't see mike being an associate his whole life and being ok with it or no one else getting suspicious of why he is rejecting promotions. Maybe he'll end up at another investment banker firm again, idk.

True that.
He reminds of Michael Clayton (movie).

Haven't seen it, worth the watch?

Have it on Dvd.
It's dark, not really cryptic, but shit makes you think about how far corporations go to get what they want. (ofc it's just a movie)

You have no idea how much this movie emulates real life...

The stories I've heard about hedge funds...

Also, I don't know what you guys are talking about, this season is awesome. Every single episode is a feels trip.

Also, thoughts on the cliff hanger with Jack Solof?

This post was edited by TempoONE on Aug 13 2015 12:08am

I dont actually... Cause I havn't followed up on such things. But I do have a more open mind to events occuring around the world, and go unsolved or forgotten. So, I guess I comprehend it quite well, just doesn't let it get to me.

Idk what you mean?
Almost every season theres a main issue at hand, here it's Jack and his ties with the old owner/partner, I think.
But it's also playing alot with Harveys feelings.

We aren't saying we dont like the season, we're saying we would've liked it to be like the other ones, where they clearly showed the act of win' a case, instead of just talking about it.
Example this episode; they come up with this stupid army defense background check bullshit last second, then they just switch the names off all the pappers connected to the case, get them signed and boom, all cleared? That to me, was just to corny and lacked a better plot/writting.

I think Jack Solof was bribed $ into putting Mikes name up for Junior Partner. This guy works one lousy case with him and insta-promotes the youngest guy ever to be a JP out of good intention? I find it hard to believe.

I think Daniel Hardman knows about Mike and paid Jack to get close enough to make sense out of putting in the vote for Mike to be Junior Partner, have him get voted in, then Daniel can slam Jessica with having a fraud lawyer as a JP and re-take it over as new owner.

Far fetched, I know, but it would make sense

That sounds very plausible.

Tomorrow we shall see