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Suits Season 2 Episode 15

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AIRED: 2/14/13

While Jessica and Harvey are dealing with the latest threat from Hardman, Dana Scott returns with the power of her firm behind her.

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Suits "Normandy" Review: Revenge Is the Best Revenge

Rachel-related headaches aside, I like the position "Normandy" leaves us in as we head into next week's finale.

By MaryAnn Sleasman, Feb 15, 2013

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Overall Good Episode BUT...

7.5

By vampman87, Feb 24, 2013

Harvey, Mike and Jessica find a savior to their financial problems in the Folsom Foods lawsuit in the form of Dana Scott, Harvey's rival and occasional bed partner. Harvey is reluctant to take help from the woman who tried to backstab him in season 1, but eventually he warms up to her (as well as sleeps with her) and they come up with a way to defeat Hardman. Jessica, meanwhile, meets Dana's boss, a friendly british man named Edward, and realizes that the only way to be rid of Hardman forever is to merge with Edward's firm, and, thanks to a legal loophole, all of Hardman's sins would be revealed WITHOUT breaking the agreement. Harvey, after figuring out Jessica's plans, doesn't really see merging as a good idea, setting up the next episode.

This is a great episode because it gives a logical way to defeat Hardman once and for all, as well as establishing that Harvey's pride is actually beginning to have an adverse affect on him. This might have been a perfect episode if not for one person: Katrina, Harvey's new associate. Last time we saw her she was in a humorous B plot with Louis, but here she's front and center, competing with Mike as to who can one-up each other. She humiliates Rachel twice, and forces Mike to flat out break the rules in order to get her to stop. Her reasons for being so bitchy? Same as Harvey's: she always needs to look strong. With Mike and Katrina butting heads so much, I just wonder when they're just going to make out already.

Louis, meanwhile, only appears for about 10 minutes in this episode to help Rachel out, showing once again that he can be nice to people that aren't afraid of him and treat him with respect. His relationship with Rachel is really amazing in how it evolved, since in season one's episode "Undefeated" the two of them couldn't stand each other, and now he's willing to take the blame for something that wasn't his fault to spare her from being heartbroken. Very noble, Louis... hope it doesn't come back to haunt you...moreless
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Explosive!

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By cool_aata, Feb 20, 2013

loved this episode. Harvey took the spotlight by a mile in this one. Good to see more professional crisis than personal in this episode + season.
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Quite Serious

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By shk, Feb 16, 2013

This episode of Suits was quite a serious one. Except for a few witty comments from Donna, nothing was meant to laugh. As the series is progressing, the suspence element has also increased. I am in love with three Harvey, and are awesome and how aptly they fit into their respective roles.

I just noted that has removed the name of Louis from the permenant cast. I hope he continues to stay. He was one villain whom I did not like but not hated and that is one unique thing about this serial, that you dont hate any of the characters.

The first one that has the tendency to be hated is that of the new entrant Katrina but lets hope she is a guest star.

Waiting anxiously for the next episodemoreless
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Gabriel Macht	Harvey Specter
Patrick J. Adams	Mike Ross
Meghan Markle	Rachel Zane
Sarah Rafferty	Donna Paulsen
Gina Torres	Jessica Pearson

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Amanda Schull	Katrina Bennett	Guest Star
Rachael Harris	Sheila Sazs	Guest Star
Abigail Spencer	Dana Scott	Guest Star
David Costabile	Daniel Hardman	Recurring Role

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- Mike said that Spock wouldn't let Kirk save Joan Collins from getting killed. He was talking about the Star Trek episode City on the Edge of Forever. But it was McCoy who prevented her from dying and Kirk stopped him.
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- Original International Airdates:
  Canada: February 20, 2013 on Bravo
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- Harvey: Do you know how we won World War II?
  Mike: Yeah, Spock wouldn't let Kirk stop Joan Collins from getting hit by that car.
  
  This is an allusion to the 1967 Star Trek episode, "City on the Edge of Forever." In the episode, McCoy travels back to 1930 New York City and inadvertently changes history. When Kirk and Spock travel back to fix the timeline, they are taken in and cared for by a social worker, Edith Keeler, played by Joan Collins. Soon, they discover that she will be hit by a car in a few days' time, and if McCoy saves her life, she'll become the head of a pacifist movement that delays America's entry into World War II, allowing the Nazis to develop nuclear weapons first and conquer the world. Kirk is forced to choose between saving one life and saving the world.
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