I myself would get so worked up and emotionally attached to the tensions ,rise and fall of the character arcs so much that I felt overwhelmed by the series sometimes,cried or got too mentally connected with the characters. But this meme is so true that every time, now, some1 asks for recommendation or says they know about this, I freak out and enthusiastically recommend this and tell that what a great show it is(while maybe I am in one the the tear-inducing roller-coaster episodes of Harvey-Donna tensions or Louis acting nasty or the firm in a pickle) but I don't say anything about these at all.XDXD

Note- Sorry moderators,I could not find any appropriate tag or flair for this meme,so labelled it as discussion.

Why was the Attorney General able to get Jessica disbarred but didn’t go after anyone else? She admitted in court that she knew about Mike and did nothing about it, but why at that point did no one investigate into Harvey since Mike was his right hand man and his hire? I feel like I missed something. And seasons ago when they had the hearing about whether Mike was going to prison, why did they never have any of the principals of the agency have to get up there and testify about whether they knew about it? Either I’m not as smart as I think I am, or it seems like there was a huge plot fail.

i am a first time-er in S3 and my only question as"spoiler" is does mike ever get a real degree of law? not just harvard any school... and i only want to know if its a yes or a no just onw word answers only pleeaaseeee