Suits season 4 episode 13 Recap and FAQ

Episode Summary

In "Suits" S4E13, tensions run high as Mike demands one of Harvey's clients, leading to a heated office confrontation. Harvey refuses, citing loyalty to his clients. Meanwhile, a plot unfolds involving Avery McKernon, Harvey's first client, and the firm's internal politics. Mike's deception about attending law school is exposed, straining his relationship with Claire. The episode highlights firm politics, with Daniel Hardman manipulating Harvey and Louis for a partnership position, and ends with unresolved tensions between characters.

Full Episode S04E13 Recap

### "Suits" Season 4, Episode 13: "Fork in the Road" #### Opening Scene: Office Showdown - Mike demands respect and wants one of Harvey's clients. - Harvey refuses, threatening physical consequences if Mike doesn't leave. - Avery McKernon is mentioned as Harvey's first client. #### Scene: Harvard Threat - It's revealed that Trevor couldn't have stolen a test since he wasn't in the class. - Mike's friend is spared expulsion but is warned about never getting into Harvard. #### Scene: The Confrontation - A heated exchange occurs where one character threatens to bury another under problems. #### Scene: Bar Conversation - Characters discuss Game of Thrones, with comparisons to characters and personal dynamics. - Discussion about getting Katrina a job and the complexities of their relationships. #### Scene: Basketball Analogy - A debate over Michael Jordan's best play leads into a conversation about firm politics. - Harvey is tasked with making peace with Louis for the firm's sake. #### Scene: Donna's Demand - Donna insists on being seen, wanting her role as an associate's secretary to be visible. - A revelation about a forged document from Michael's past. #### Scene: Car Club and the First Case - A flashback to Harvey and Mike's first case together, involving McKernon Motors. - A plan to revisit the past case and client. #### Scene: Law Office Banter - Mike, working as a bike messenger, impresses Claire with his legal knowledge. - A playful interaction leads to Mike getting Claire's phone number under a pretense. #### Scene: Road Trip and Confrontation - Harvey, Mike, and Louis embark on a contentious road trip. - Louis and Harvey argue over past grievances and firm politics. #### Scene: Law Firm Politics - Jessica is confronted about the decisions regarding partnership and firm politics. - Tension between Jessica and Donna over the handling of Harvey's situation. #### Scene: Apartment Surprise - Trevor surprises Mike with a new, upscale apartment. - Mike is conflicted about accepting Trevor's offer due to financial and personal reasons. #### Scene: Law Firm Showdown - Harvey confronts Daniel Hardman about the manipulation in the McKernon Motors case. - Hardman reveals his game of pitting Harvey and Louis against each other for partnership. #### Scene: Mike's Lie Unraveled - Mike's lie about attending law school is exposed, causing a rift with Claire. - Claire feels betrayed by Mike's deception, leading to a falling out. #### Scene: The Final Decision - Louis and Harvey grudgingly agree to work together for the firm's benefit. - The episode concludes with a sense of unresolved tension and anticipation for future developments.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Avery McKernon in "Suits"?

Avery McKernon was Harvey's first client he brought into the firm.

Why was Mike's friend not expelled from school?

It was revealed that Trevor couldn't have stolen a test as he wasn't in the class.

What is the significance of McKernon Motors in the episode?

McKernon Motors was involved in Harvey and Mike's first case together and is revisited in this episode.

How does Harvey threaten Mike in their office confrontation?

Harvey threatens physical consequences if Mike doesn't leave his office.

What do characters in "Suits" compare themselves to from "Game of Thrones"?

Characters compare themselves and others to various "Game of Thrones" characters, including a translator.

What basketball analogy is used to discuss firm politics?

Michael Jordan's plays are used as an analogy for firm politics and personal power dynamics.

Why does Donna insist on being seen in the law office?

Donna wants her role as an associate's secretary to be visible and recognized.

What is Mike's role when he meets Claire?

Mike is working as a bike messenger and impresses Claire with his legal knowledge.

What causes tension between Jessica and Donna?

Tension arises over Jessica's handling of Harvey's situation and firm politics.

What is the conflict between Harvey, Mike, and Louis during their road trip?

The road trip features arguments over past grievances and firm politics.

How does Daniel Hardman manipulate the situation at the law firm?

Hardman pits Harvey and Louis against each other for a partnership position.

What lie does Mike tell Claire, and what is the outcome?

Mike lies about attending law school, which leads to Claire feeling betrayed and their falling out.

What decision do Louis and Harvey make at the end of the episode?

Louis and Harvey grudgingly agree to work together for the firm's benefit.

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Fork in the Road