Privilege
S5 episode 6 Aired on July 29, 2015

With the financial compensation structure issue put to bed, Jessica asks Louis to steer clear of Jack Soloff for a while and, above all, to try to keep his pettiness in check.  A tall order for Louis, to be sure, but he soon gets to prove his new commitment to harmony when Dominic Barone returns with a personal request – he wants Louis and Mike to help him put a handshake deal through to buy Rangetech, an old friend’s company whose electric battery technology will ensure that McKernan Motors stays viable well into the future.  Louis claims he’ll put his ego aside, but Mike is skeptical that the normally prickly attorney can be a team player. 

At the same time, ego issues abound when Donna butts heads with Gretchen and realizes she may not be able to come through on her promise to help Mike book Rachel’s dream wedding venue.  Elsewhere, Harvey agrees to help a trader whose former firm is accusing him of unauthorized trading, but the case soon touches a nerve when Harvey learns that his opponent’s key witness will be none other than his therapist, Dr. Agard. 

Meanwhile, when Louis and Mike learn that a pending EPA investigation will make Rangetech a bad investment for McKernan, they scramble to surreptitiously find suitable alternative without ruffling Dominic’s feathers.  However, it turns out their new deal runs through Jack Soloff, and while Louis is doing his best to stay true to his promise to put pettiness aside, Jack isn’t quite ready to let bygones be bygones – for Louis, or for Jessica…

Gallery Recap

  If the opening conversation between Harvey and Dr. Agard sounds familiar, it’s because you’ve heard it before. A version of the same scene concluded the previous week’s episode, but rather than simply re-using that footage, Showrunner Aaron Korsh insisted on shooting it a second time. The first iteration of the scene could be considered the “objective” version of events, while this week’s version (shot by returning director Mike Smith) is darker, more brooding, in order to reflect Harvey’s attitude about the conversation replaying in his head.
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  Louis’s stubbornness is the stuff of legend. When he’s convinced of something, no matter how wrongheaded, often the only thing that will convince him is a hefty dose of embarrassment. In an earlier version of the Tanaka scene, the company’s representatives turned out to be as American as apple pie – and Louis was left looking ridiculous with his kimono and waving Japanese flag. But the writers decided on the more surprising version, in which Louis was proven right for a change and Mike Ross was the one left scrambling to get the tea.
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  It’s basically impossible to hide a television shoot, especially when it involves shutting down a busy street. Donna’s French-accented wedding planner gambit with Mr. McMillan and his fiancée was no exception – the scene in Toronto’s Yorkville neighborhood attracted a large crowd of onlookers. Afterwards, Sarah Rafferty took the opportunity to host a little autograph session, signing – among other things – the back of more than one fan’s cell phone. Because apparently that’s a thing now.
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  If there’s one thing the writers of Suits love more than office bromances and pop culture, it’s the return of familiar faces like Dominic Barone (Titus Welliver) and Sam Tull (JR Bourne) – characters who made their first Suits appearances all the way back in season one. In fact, an entire wall of the writers’ room is devoted to the names of nearly every character in series history. From Ava Hessington and D.A. Wolf to Logan Sanders and Sean Cahill, if they’re still alive, they’re still in play to come off the wall and make a surprise return.
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  When it comes to her dream wedding, Rachel is a woman with discerning taste. As Mike tries to lock down a venue, Donna explains, “There is no place ‘just as good’” as New York’s iconic Plaza Hotel. Unfortunately for Rachel, it was impractical to fly a film crew to New York to shoot in the actual Plaza Hotel, so the crew used Toronto’s posh Windsor Arms Hotel in its place. The Plaza may be 20 years older and built in a French Revival style instead of neo-Gothic… but the Windsor Arms is so nice, we think she may not even notice.
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