Suits (TV Series)

Revenue Per Square Foot (2018)

Dulé Hill: Alex Williams

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• Alex Williams : And maybe I should have watched a little "Star Trek" growing up after all.

  Harvey Specter : What? How could you never watch "Star Trek?"

  Alex Williams : Because it's a stupid show with shitty effects.

  Harvey Specter : You realize I love that show, right?

  Alex Williams : I don't care how you feel about it. It's a stupid show with shitty effects.

  Harvey Specter : You know what, Alex? You may be a hell of a lawyer, but if you can't appreciate the original "Star Trek," you're nothing, because Captain Kirk is the best television character ever created.

  Harvey Specter : I've got two words for you, motherfucker. "Magnum, P.I."

  Harvey Specter : Those are fighting words. You know that, right?

  Alex Williams : They're not fighting words, Harvey, they're drinking words. So sit on down, and let's hash this out like two people who can both appreciate *M*A*S*H.

• Harvey Specter : Alex, you are one devious motherfucker.

  Alex Williams : Thanks, I'll take that as a compliment.

  Harvey Specter : In that case, you're a real asshole of a guy, too.

• Donna Paulsen : Zane already thinks I overstep my bounds. The last thing I need is for him to think that I can't hand in my homework on time, too.

  Alex Williams : Well, if that's what he thinks about you, you can have the copier, and Robert Zane can go fuck himself.

• Donna Paulsen : I mean you're in a Kobayashi Maru.

  Alex Williams : What the hell does sushi have to do with this?

  Donna Paulsen : It's not sushi, it's from "Star Trek," and Harvey's been talking about it for a hundred years. I always thought it was bullshit, but maybe it's not.

  Alex Williams : What do you mean?

  Donna Paulsen : I mean, sooner or later, everyone finds themselves walled into a no-win situation. This one's yours, and the way to prove yourself to both Harvey and Zane is to find a way out anyway.

  Alex Williams : Well, thanks, Donna. And here I thought going to Harvard was the way to get ahead, when really, I should have just been watching old "Star Trek"s. Well, I didn't, so unless the answer is in an episode of "Cagney and Lacey"...