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Mike doing everything to disappoint you in this episode. Mike seems he never recall what harvey have done for him and always disrespect him in this episode, he is disrespectful to rachel, disrespectful to his clients, disrespectful even to the sidechick by not telling her what rachel mean for him. Harvey saved the episode with his moments with zoe. Mike starts to seem like the bad guy of the show in the latest episodes, even before the death of his grandma he dont seem to learn from harvey about the reality of their job, he dont seem to understand the situations quickly enough and he dont seem to really like or love rachel.

Mike's character being rounded out a bit more. He was always being so "holier-than-thou". Now we've seen him shag a married woman, break lawyer-client privilege, and disrespect Harvey on several occasions. People do go off the rails in the face of grief and guilt, plus having the loss of his parents brought to mind as he's mourning his "Grammy". We've also been seeing Harvey's softer side, as we gradually find out more about him and the loyalty he has to people he cares about.

This episode was more on the emotional side b/w characters .

They had to allow the flow of new characters and to do that they had to show the mess in b/w which lead to it .

Everybody has days that mike had doesn't mean we feel outraged at him .

It's human .

To Err is human That's how people grow up .

For as far as I can tell , a subdued identity isn't gonna last much longer especially after harvey mentioned , there will be a time he wouldn't risk saving him if he keeps acting like that .

We start off with the ouster of Hardman, as Mike and Harvey work a scam to get him fired. They use the bylaws he had used against them when they discover that he had acted behind the scenes to screw up the lawsuit against the firm. Mike's case is a hit and run where a young friend of Harvey's has left the scene of an accident. The guy ends up dying. Since Mike's parents died in a similar way, he wants the case. He continues his downward spiral but he manages to make settlement work. But he finds out after the fact that the kid was high at the time. Of course, Mike has been high for days and now he wants to change things, but the prosecutor (who will become an interesting character in the future) won't allow him to do that. How many times are we going to hear the question, "How can you sleep at night?" There is also a possible rekindling of a relationship with Rachel who discovers his messing around with a married woman.

Mike is totally starting to suck. He is such a baby and whines every single chance he gets. Is he so naive that he didn't know what he got himself into when he accepted being a lawyer? Does he not care what everyone else has done for him because it seems that way? Mike needs to get his act together and start being an adult. Yes life sucks but own your choices. If you can't handle it then move on. The choices he makes are unbelievably stupid. Breaking attorney-client privilege because he has emotions just as Harvey warned him against? He said he could handle it but clearly he cannot. He sucks and needs to grow up.