Louis Litt Tests Mike Ross | Suits
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Louis puts together a little quiz to test Mike.
Season 01, Episode 04, Dirty Little Secrets,
Harvey (Gabriel Macht) and Jessica's (Gina Torres) relationship is tested when Harvey defends someone from her past. Will Jessica allow Harvey to handle the case as he sees fit when she has an emotional stake in the outcome? Louis (Rick Hoffman) assigns Mike (Patrick J. Adams) his first solo case: a pro bono that has him itching for a win, but Mike quickly finds the odds are stacked against him.
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Show Synopsis: "Suits" delves into the fast-paced, high-stakes world of a top Manhattan corporate law firm where hotshot associate Harvey Specter (Gabriel Macht, “Love & Other Drugs”) makes a risky move by hiring Mike Ross (Patrick J. Adams, “Old School”) a brilliant but unmotivated college dropout, as his associate. As he becomes enmeshed in this unfamiliar world, Mike relies heavily on the firm’s best paralegal Rachel (Megan Markle, “Horrible Bosses”) and Harvey's no-nonsense assistant Donna (Sarah Rafferty, “Brothers & Sisters”) to help him serve justice. With a photographic memory and the street smarts of a hustler, Mike proves to be a legal prodigy despite the absence of bonafide legal credentials.
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That look Louis gives him at 1:50 is so full of respect.
I was looking for this exact comment!
Rick is a phenomenal actor, he portrays the emotions and storylines so beautifully in the series.
for me that's the best look you'll ever get on a person
I think its because Mike just won the trivia contest, not by knowing trivia, but by lawyering his way to victory lol
@@KS-xk2so For Sure especially since he used Louis' quote against him when he "lawyered" mike out of the right answer about the Bible.
I’ve always wondered what happened to all of those 1st year associates. I’m sure it had to do with casting but it would have been nice to see some more of the other rival associates in more than a couple episodes.
Everyone left and they rented out the offices later on in the show
In law firms, they operate an up or out model. It's very common for the bottom 10% of associates to be gone each year. Very few of a class of associates ever end up making partner.
@@jonathanng967 That explanation makes total sense. Thank you!
@@jonathanng967 I bet in one of the top law-firms in the world, law of the jungle is even more harsh. Though some may leave voluntarily, since if you have "Pearson Hardman" on your CV, you can pretty much choose where you want to go next
They probably used the experience to get a bigger role in a smaller firm.
In the first episode of Suits when Mike joins the tour around Harvard (29:30), the tour guide mentions that it is 6 current Supreme Court Justices. This is where Mike learns that bit of information from and he doesn’t forget it.
Literally watching the 1st episode again and came back to this video to check whether people noticed it or not. An absolutely fantastic detail I'd missed after re-watching the show for several times.
Very very very finely observed, well done @ethanfry1919
Well spotted , like Mike you my friend have an attention to detail.
I'm an engineer, not a lawyer. But the old phrase, the devil is in the details, is something I remind people of daily when it comes to precision in language.
And yet many codes and standards are written ambiguously.
Sorry to hear that, you probably don’t have many friends then. Learn to take it easy
Lol what what a bunch of clowns
@@dude861 you're a bit of a special one huh?
We're talking about jobs here, not your personal life.
An engineer needs to look into the details unless you enjoy wasting money or alternatively getting someone killed.
In engineering the details are what makes or breaks projects, careers and entire companies for that matter.
@@JoostMehrtens so they can bend them, that is the hidden details
Louis may have started out as a semi-villain, but he was able to show respect when he was impressed. Not evil, just hard ;)
This is one of my favorite scenes in the entire show
I love this scene because even the Harvard tour that Mike went on said there were 6 Harvard Judges on the court not 5
Yep officially rewatching for the 4th time. Never gets old😂🔥
indeed
I’ve watched it over ten times now and I have no regrets.
Just started watching for the first time!
You would have known law by now.
But more than that the following:
1) you owe me one
2) you went behind my back
3) this has to wait
4) because I am Donna
5) I want my name on the wall
@@Eren-da-Jaeger well im currently rewatching and yep i know who said that every line
Around this time in the series Lewis didn’t really like Mike that much but this one of the first scenes where you can tell he respected him
0:45 amazing cinematography, following shots of Ross are at an angle to further emphasize the fear. Awesome content
it's called a Dutch angle shot :)
@@tabakhiin thanks!
Not Dutch angle but a Dutch Tilt shot
NPC discovers camera angles
Ngl these are pretty standard camera angles/shots. I don’t think there is anything special in this scene, cinematography wise
As Mike "only went up for tests" as he would later say in his mock trial he wouldnt know where to get square pizza as he never studied late at Harvard. As far as all the people rhere know
Hats off to the associate Mike was up against. He only lost by 1 point. Thats like a boxer who’s still standing after 10 rounds with mike tyson.
Even Louis was impressed at the end
why not just call it LITTmus test
@@TheEccedentesiastX the joke went right over your head
@@TheEccedentesiastX google is your friend
At the start Mike relyed on Rachel to help him with the work, surely the other associates would have noticed. Rachel help him with all the research, as well as doing her own work, then he couldn't fill out the patent forms, Gregory the associate did it. Simple tasks, after studying law for four or five years at Harvard, should have gave more tell signs. How come the associates didn't complain, when they were picking up the slack.
Because of the plot armour. There are so many fake things in suits. But it is all so the plot could move forward. At one point Donna even makes partner, she goes from secretary to partner without one step in between. That would never happen.
Or none of them recognized him lol.
It's completely unrealistic to have a law firm that only recruits out of Harvard (or any other one law school) where other associates wouldn't piece it together that nobody knows the guy. Between that, his mistakes on more administrative stuff, and a quick phone call to the state bar association he'd be criminally charged with unauthorized practice of law within a few weeks in the real world.
@@IanMcD204 I know you are right, it is only tv, would not happen in the real world, not possible. I think the worst is in the episode blind sided, Mike broke attorney client privilege. Prosecutor Katrina Bennet found out. I'm not a lawyer, just an ordinary person, but I imagine first day in law school, they teach you about attorney client privilege , how sacred it is.
It’s more common than you would think, law school is primarily geared at helping you to see when an issue that needs to be addressed exists, as far as admin stuff goes you are basically a potato when you get started. It’s actually one of the few things the show gets right.
Starting seasons were a breath of fresh air
0:06 Do you recognize him? William - Oliver Queen's son from Arrow!!!
Was rewatching the pilot and realized that they gave the correct answer to the Supreme Court justice question when Mike was touring Harvard Law
Louis obviously had a suspicion, otherwise he wouldn't ask such a rudimentary question unrelated to law as the final question. The question is ridiculous
Mike laying down the reverse card all smooth like haha.
The answer to the pizza question:
"I'm not a great fan of pizza, but I have respect for authenticity. Allora: my Margherita is thin-dough, no ketchup, fresh basils, fresh tomatoes, and had with a fork and knife. I'll let you have this point speaking to a spurious life style."
Pizza: imma take this whole mans career
As the law is precise, the question posed by Louis is not precise, as Pinocchios pizza does not call it “square” pizza, they call it Sicilian Pizza.
that isn't any more precise if 'square pizza' is synonymous with 'sicillian pizza'
@@sillyking1991 every heard of Detroit style pizza?
@@nelauren your point?
Law is a very precise endeavour🔥
Louis just gaining max respect for Mike😅
The look of respect from louis because Mike outsmarted him haha
Oh I miss Mike Ross, I can't believe he left the show in season 7, I was so bummed
Mike will return at season 9
But I thought he was the main character?
To be fair, Season 7 came out like 5 years ago. It's like complaining about someone spoiling Infinity War. If you haven't watched after half a decade, you don't really get to be upset that it was spoiled for you.
@@kianworkshop7066
man shut up, the show came up out a decade ago. if you ain't watch it that's your own fault.
delete ur comment before we find out who you are.
@@derps8690 Lol whats your problem?
The US justice is a throwback to the first episode when Ross takes a tour of the campus.
I like that they used the verbal wordplay of using the Guttenberg and Ginsburg references
Noc’s is pretty far from the Law School - it’s on the other side of the Yard. But if you’re willing to walk it’s the right place to go.
If someone thinks of becoming a lawyer cause he thinks there will be games and beer rounds and gambling, no
Are the drinking in office?
Mike’s photographic memory is insane. I probably have one like him in real life.
On the Harvard law tour on episode 1 the facilitator mentioned 6 supreme court justices . This scene shows mike's amazing memory
love this show. sad Mike left after season 7.
He could have just said he doesn't like pizza
That’s what I thought when I first saw this.
If the restaurant was viewed as such a revered institution by the Harvard students, even somebody who didn't eat pizza would have at least heard about it or seen their colleagues eat it frequently enough.
I know theres a great kebab place about 5 minutes from my uni. I only went once, pretty late into my studies, just cause other people frequented it so much and took me there once. Still went once though, and even before it I knew about it. Some things, you just sort of know by actually interacting with people, because it'd just be general knowledge of the area.
I mean he pretty much did, he said he's more of a burger guy.
theres no right answer, cause he should at least know that place cause other ppl eat there
One of the coolest scenes of the show
Mike lost a little respect from the Pizza question, but completely gained it back and then some with the Ginsburg answer.
0:43 Mike have PTSD from square pizzas.
“Bring it on Ross, I bleed crimson!”
Yeah dude, everybody does
How do you prepare for these kind of tests?
Simple answer, you don't
You read the script
By going to Harvard
As the director wishes.
This was awesome scene
I just realized the actor portraying Mike’s rival named Seth is William (Oliver’s son) from Arrow.
Loved that show ❤
if any self respecting Harvard alumnus would know that,y did he ask such a q in the final round? smh,nevertheless loved this moment.
Because Louis always suspected that Mike didn’t go to Harvard
It was a question that would have been a toss up for anyone who actually went to Harvard but was meant to prove Louis’s point
That's what I figured but wasn't sure about the timeline ,thanks.
@@ahmedelmogahzy9571 no, he just wanted to try to humiliate him. He never liked Mike
He was probing Mike. Louis had suspicions about him not attending Harvard for quite some time. He didn't think it was as serious as never having gone to law school but he knew it was in the vein of something dishonest. So he asked some very basic common knowledge Harvard questions because he was aware Mike would know every bit of written history about Harvard
The grasshopper defeats the master. 💥boom!
Which season and episode is this ?
Louis Lott was a very solid character.
The pizza was a dead give away. I would be something you know bc you went there, not something you would just be able to research and remember lol
Whats funny is as a harvard student Pinocchios is a real place and a place that harvard students go to
what episode is this
Season 1 episode 4
I am
Season 6, I thought beginning that the first seasons were the best but they actually all are
Sadly that's not the case, the second Mike and Rachel left this show bombed.
What is the name of the show
Season 1-3 is golden Suits
Fact is Louis probably knew it was wrong but gave it to him just because the majority of Harvard graduates would argue otherwise in case he said this was wrong and he doesn't want them on his back. But since Mike brought it up himself, no one can say anything because he's also a "fresh harvard graduate" and therefore what he knows should also be known by all other fresh harvard graduates, Louis is actually happy and you can see it from his smile.
EP??
I don't remember this scene
Mike is too clever he make them focus on the food not the answer
respect but i could never live like that
when I came to Boston I went to Pinocchio's just because of this scene. The pizza was delicious
scenes like this are exactly what the show lacks in the later seasons
Justice for Louis Litt, he didn’t deserve the way Harvey, Jessica and everyone else treated him.
Yes he did.
Yes he did, but he had character development towards the end
What episode?
Long live rbg and her success
Episode ??
Which ep? Season?
S1 e4, it’s in the video description
nice
Episode and Season???
S1 ep 4
S1 and ep4
Which of this episode of which season?
S1 ep 4
Was this a deleted scene? I don't remember seeing this in the series
Nope, it’s in there.
Its there. One of the first episode
4th episode
Yeah this wasn't in the one I watched either
@@AJM813 thank you, I thought I lost my mind. I would've remembered this scene
What episode is this from?
Season 1 episode 4
Who is the lady holding the beer at 1:02?
Obamma
This is what sparked Louis into believing that Mike never went to Harvard. If I remember correctly.
Took him long enough tbh.
There was about 5 or 6 reasons Louis should have been found out but that was just to add a bit of tension in each series.
Plot armour bro. If he found out earlier the show would've finished early and the producers didn't want to finish the show early
@@harshagrawal1056 Not really. Could have easily written a much longer conclusion to Louis finding out. He could have just pressured his name onto the wall and then worked really well with Mike. Or basically any other scenario. There really wasn't much realism to any of the plot.
Look at how long they dragged out that Harvey and Donna storyline and what it ended up as. They could have easily filled tons of seasons with Mike being found out by Louis without a need to end the show.
No, it was when Mike kept asking Louis about some “key” that every Harvard graduate received. Mike didn’t recognize it at all. Not this part
which episode?
Season 1 episode 4
Do you think Louis knew about Mike after the pizza question.... 😳
i think that's why he asked - and got a clearer picture when he couldnt answer.
he gave the other kid a more standard trivia question
He was better than all those Harvard guys!
We are better off without Ruth tbh
episode number please
4
Redhead in the back, brunette at the table.
I already forgot, but is that question specifically asked to catch Mike? Because if every self respecting alumnus lnows the answer, then it's too easy for that round, and the other guy would have complained about it
my guess is yes. Louis was suspicious of Mike when he first arrived at the firm.
Such a great series, completely destroyed after they got rid of Mike and Rachel.
Right, I just finished season 7, and I was like when is Mike coming and then I read he left the show, I was devastated
@@kadu21 yea it really just sank after that. Their writing was garbage too, like this is something I started to notice, they would say the name of the person they were speaking to almost every time they spoke. Who does that? Like I added it up and in 1 episode they said each others names a total 247 times. I mean seriously who writes scripts that way?
@@tactrix1h interesting fact though I also learned that Rachael left to marry prince harry
@@kadu21 yea she did, that was actually the reason why they had to write her out. But honestly I think they wrote mike out because there was no way to write her out and leave him in.
@@tactrix1h There was plenty of ways to do it but at the core of Mike's story is Rachel. Short of killing her, and I don't think that would have been popular, there was no quick reason they would split considering all they had been through.
Daily reminder that Saul Goodman mops the floor with Louis Litt, Harvey Specter, or Mike Ross
Slippin' Jimmy with a law degree is like a chimp with a machine gun.
What is the name of the show
@@mohammedyasar8705breaking bad + better call saul
Information is wrong.. it is S01E05 and not S01E04!! Suits official and wrong info about episodes
Okay, question: Why was money exchanged after he said that? They would have had to have bet that the game was going to end in a tie-breaker and both contestants would have gotten their questions wrong. I would have considered a draw bet as marginal in this situation.
I assume you mean at the very end? Mike was up one point so they would have bet on mike to win. It wasn't a tiebreaker it was just the last round
He froze. My guy hasn't moved for 20 mins.
All this you can get in wikipedia
To the pizza question, I would have said, I've never ordered or eaten any square pizza --- I prefer them round.
Description error: It's episode 5th.
Oh, Mike ..... you should have used your great brain. As soon as he mentioned "square pizza," you should have immediately excused yourself with _an important text message_ and quickly Googled for "square pizza," in Boston and said you need to respond to that message..
plot fail??? how did other associates not find out ross is not from harvard.. they must have been in the same batch..
Its a big school and not everyone knows everyone. Plus mike says that he only attended the tests
Louis put on a ton of weight over the show.
They all did, they Aged.
He faked his degree and got the job and did well there.I have a degree but no job.
Just say you're vegan
Always wondered why Harvey didn't just hire mike as an intern while mike works in getting the law degree...guess that will make the entire show pointless 😅
He got banned from studying law at any university because he sold tests
Louis was skinny back then ^^
Ross should've won because where you do your studies late at night is irrelevant and unnecessary information to becoming a successful or informed yet even a professional lawyer at any firm in the American or world based details possessed by a professional worker at arts
EZ
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No offense but Chinese is more believable than a BURGER
Mikes rival opponent doesn’t look gay he looks straight rather than gay in my opinion
Wrong. The last answer had nothing to do with any school other than Harvard. Being from somewhere is the last place you were. Otherwise, the individual spent time somewhere else.