The Lawyer is in Prison! | Suits

0:04 Put that down.

0:06 Oh, hey.

0:06 I'm sorry.

0:07 I didn't mean to

0:08 touch my stuff.

0:09 Funny.

0:09 I didn't see the picture jump into your hands by itself.

0:12 Look, I was just

0:13 Relax.

0:13 I'm just giving you[ __] It's my little nephew.

0:17 Sweet kid.

0:18 Dumb as a box of rocks.

0:22 Welcome to Danbury.

0:23 What's your name?

0:25 Mike.

0:26 Mike Ross.

0:28 Frank Gallow.

0:31 Well, Mike, looks like we're going to be

0:33 sharing this little condo for a while, huh?

0:36 Feel like telling me what you're in for?

0:39 But I get it.

0:40 You don't know if you can trust me.

0:42 Listen, truth is you shouldn't trust anybody in here.

0:45 Except I just asked what you did and they obviously already caught you.

0:49 So, what's the harm?

0:51 Well, if there's no harm, then why don't you tell me what you're in for?

0:53 That could take a while.

0:54 I don't know about you, but I'm free for the next 2 years.

0:57 Ah, careful.

0:58 See, now you told me how long you're in for.

1:01 Starts there, ends with you telling me you were born a poor black child.

1:06 You know the jerk?

1:07 Yeah.

1:08 You know the jerk?

1:08 Yeah, I watched a lot of movies growing up.

1:10 We watch a lot of movies in here.

1:13 All right.

1:13 You want to know my story?

1:15 It starts long before I did what I did

1:18 because I was not born a poor black child,

1:21 but I was born poor, which made me susceptible to wanting to be rich.

1:27 Jesus Christ.

1:28 That's the thing about computers.

1:30 Can delete whatever you want, but it's never really gone.

1:32 So, if you had just stopped one trade sooner,

1:35 they might never have even caught you.

1:36 Yeah, I could have stopped five, four, three trades sooner.

1:39 They still might not have.

1:40 But how do you know?

1:41 I'll tell you how you know.

1:42 You stop when you have enough money to put your kids through college.

1:46 Yeah, but what college?

1:49 And what if they want to go to med school?

1:52 And what if they need a car?

1:54 And then somewhere along the way,

1:56 you stop thinking about if they need a car and you start thinking, I need a car.

2:00 And that's when you get caught.

2:02 Because whether you want to admit it to yourself or not,

2:05 you were never thinking about them in the first place.

2:09 And whether you were or weren't, once you start, you don't stop.

2:18 It's one hell of a story, Frank.

2:20 Yeah.

2:20 Well, this is prison.

2:22 Everyone's got a hell of a story.

2:26 Anyway, that's enough for one night.

2:29 I'm going to go to bed.

2:34 My story started with my grandmother.

2:37 She was sick and she needed money and I found a way to get it for her.

2:51 You want to call her?

2:56 What?

2:56 Your fiance?

2:57 You want to call her?

2:59 What are you talking about?

3:00 I'm talking about my first night in here.

3:03 I remember thinking what I wouldn't give to let Jennifer know I was okay.

3:08 Thing is, I couldn't.

3:09 But you can.

3:10 I thought we weren't allowed to have phones in here.

3:12 Yeah, well, I wasn't allowed to make inside trades either, but I did.

3:18 And now I'm in here.

3:19 What else are they going to do?

3:22 Oh, thanks.

3:23 But I just I just can't right now.

3:30 Whenever you want.

3:32 Phone's right here.

3:34 Let's try to get some shutye, man.

3:43 You might as well tell me what's on your mind.

3:45 I can hear you staring at the wall from all the way over here.

3:50 How do you handle it?

3:54 You've being away from Jennifer for so long.

3:57 Trust each other.

3:59 Visit each other.

4:01 And don't ask questions you don't want answers to.

4:06 That doesn't sound like fun.

4:08 Yeah, well, shouldn't be that hard for you.

4:09 You were only here for 2 years.

4:12 I'm here for five more.

4:17 Jesus, you're telling me, you know, maybe I'll just send Rachel a text.

4:32 Yeah.

4:32 Let her know that I'm okay.

4:35 Sure thing, kid.

4:36 Just give it back when you're done.

4:41 All right, let's go.

4:43 Come on.

4:43 You got to get out before next year.

4:44 If they can know I let you switch.

4:47 Switch what?

4:47 I'm in the right cell.

4:48 I'm in the one you gave me.

4:50 Yeah, but this isn't the one they gave me.

4:53 What?

4:53 You're in the right cell.

4:55 I'm not.

4:56 What the hell are you talking about?

4:57 Only thing I told you tonight that's true

4:59 is that you shouldn't trust people in here.

5:01 But you did.

5:02 Now I know all about you.

5:03 Why the hell would you do that to me?

5:04 You said you could have turned on a guy to get out of here,

5:07 but you didn't because you owe him.

5:09 Well, I owe that son of a[ __] to Harvey.

5:12 Yeah, Harvey Spectre put me away 13 years ago.

5:16 I've been dreaming about getting him back ever since.

5:19 I read about you in the paper.

5:21 I realize I could get back at him without ever leaving these walls.

5:24 You son of a[ __] Take it easy, Mike.

5:26 You remember I know about you and I

5:28 got your little girlfriend's number right here.

5:33 Men's cell should be the one place he could feel safe.

5:36 I took that away from you and I'm sorry.

5:38 Yeah, sorry doesn't do[ __] to me in here.

5:40 I know.

5:41 That's why I want to make it up to you.

5:44 Are you kidding me?

5:46 That's exactly what got me in this situation in the first place.

5:48 I know that, but I also know you wanted

5:50 to call whoever you wanted to call this morning,

5:52 and I'm trying to make it up to you.

5:54 Yeah, well, this doesn't do that.

5:55 Hey, look, I can get in a lot of trouble for just letting you know I have this.

5:58 Why don't you do something else that can get you into trouble?

6:00 What are you talking about?

6:01 Tell them that Gallow paid the guards to have you switch.

6:03 I can't do that.

6:04 Yeah, because you're afraid of him.

6:05 You're damn straight I am.

6:07 And on top of that, I make a permanent enemy of everyone else in here.

6:09 Because the worst thing you could be known for, my man,

6:11 is that someone who would do something like that.

6:14 Which means I get to deal with this all by myself.

6:19 That's all right.

6:20 You can stay.

6:21 Now, it doesn't matter if he stays or goes.

6:22 I got nothing to say to you.

6:24 That's okay cuz I got something to say to you.

6:28 You want to know what my favorite time of day is in here?

6:31 It's right now.

6:33 Got the TV going.

6:34 Guys are sitting around playing cards, telling jokes.

6:38 You almost forget you're in prison.

6:40 Which is why I came over here, cuz I want to make sure you never forget.

6:44 There's going to come a time when this place

6:47 isn't filled with people and you and I are alone.

6:50 Then all those vicious threats your boy Harvey Spectre

6:55 made to me today aren't going to save you.

7:10 Hey.

7:10 Hey.

7:12 I know you don't trust me, but look who's out of this way.

7:15 On top of that, people are leaving.

7:18 You should leave, too.

7:21 No.

7:21 That's what he wants.

7:22 He wants me to go somewhere where those guards don't have a view of me.

7:25 And for all I know, he sent you to help.

7:26 You don't know what you're talking about.

7:27 Leave me alone.

7:33 Hey there, Mike.

7:34 What you reading?

7:34 Outliers?

7:39 Like, I don't know what you think is going to happen here, Frank,

7:41 but I'm not going to let you trick me into leaving this room.

7:45 I don't need to trick you.

7:46 This room will do just fine.

7:47 Oh, yeah.

7:48 Why don't you tell that to the two guards sitting behind me?

7:51 You mean the ones who let me into your cell?

7:59 I took a little cigarette break, Mike.

8:02 Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.

8:06 So, that's it.

8:08 You going to let these guys kill me?

8:09 Who said anything about killing you?

8:11 We're just going to hurt you a little or a lot?

8:13 No, no, no, no.

8:14 What I meant was, are you really too much of a[ __] to take me on by yourself?

8:17 You think they won't come at you just because you called me out?

8:20 No, no.

8:20 I think that men respond to leaders and and if

8:22 you're too afraid to take on a guy like me,

8:24 you're not going to be a leader for much longer.

8:27 Okay, tough guy.

8:28 You want me oneon-one?

8:30 You got it.

8:30 One little thing.

8:31 I'm going to use this and they're going to hold you.

8:34 No.

8:34 No.

8:34 No.

8:35 What's going on here?

8:37 Hey, what?

8:37 Nothing.

8:38 You have the same story.

8:48 Yeah.

8:49 Yeah.

8:49 Man, nothing's going on here.

8:50 Why don't you three get away from him and go to yourselves?

8:53 And I don't want to see you back in here for the rest of the night.

9:08 You're not going to do anything to me here.

9:10 There's too many other people.

9:13 You know, when I first got here, I didn't have a high school diploma.

9:17 Surprise, surprise.

9:18 Before you know it, I was a regular PO Dexter just like you.

9:21 Congratulations.

9:22 Your parents must be so proud.

9:24 They are.

9:26 I loved all my subjects, but math was my favorite.

9:29 Transitive property in particular.

9:31 Yeah, Gallo, we've been over this.

9:32 You're going to get to Harvey through me.

9:34 Thank you.

9:34 Got it.

9:35 That's true.

9:36 But that's just the beginning.

9:37 Cuz if I can get to Harvey through you,

9:39 that must mean I can get to you through somebody else.

9:45 You leave Kevin out of this.

9:46 A little late for that, Mike.

9:49 See, in here we use the buddy system.

9:51 You left your buddy alone.

9:56 What the hell did you do?

9:59 Why don't you find out for yourself?

10:00 He's in the bathroom.

10:02 I'd hurry if I were you.

10:03 He's not going to be conscious much longer.

10:24 Kevin.

10:26 Hey, what happened?

10:27 I'd say you should see the other guy, Mike, but there were three of them.

10:31 Hey, get up.

10:32 I thought you said you were going to stay in the open.

10:36 Everyone needs to go to the bathroom.

10:37 And Gallalo and his buddies were waiting for me when I got here.

10:40 Come on.

10:40 We got to get you to the infirmary.

10:42 No.

10:42 We need someone to look at you.

10:43 We can't.

10:45 That's exactly what Galla wants.

10:48 Because if we go to the infirmary, we're going to have to file a report.

10:51 Yeah.

10:51 And then he won't have to lay a finger on us because someone else will do it for

11:02 What are we going to do?

11:04 The

11:04 only thing we can do,

11:06 suck it up and take it until Galla gets someone else in his sights.

11:12 Why don't you tell me what it is I'm looking at?

11:14 The time you served while awaiting trial was never factored into your sentence.

11:20 Your lawyer dropped the ball.

11:22 Why the hell would he do that?

11:23 Because of an arcane statute that nine out of 10 lawyers don't know about,

11:27 but I do.

11:29 You think I don't know this is your protector's idea to get me off your back?

11:32 Cuz it's not going to work.

11:35 Nah, Frank.

11:38 Harvey's idea was for me to tell these guys

11:40 that the real reason you're here is cuz you're an informant.

11:47 You tell that to one living soul, I'll kill you.

11:51 I guess you have to decide if you really want to spend the next

11:53 two years trying to mess with me or salvage what's left of your life.

11:59 And if you're really going to pick getting back at Harvey over your own freedom,

12:03 you really are the sorryest son of a[ __] I've ever met.

12:18 All right, fake lawyer.

12:20 Let's see what you got.

12:23 You're going to let me look into it for you?

12:24 Look into it?

12:26 __] You're going to get me out of here like you promised?

12:28 I never promised.

12:29 I said there was an excellent chance you could get.

12:31 6 weeks, brother.

12:32 I'll be counting the days.

12:35 I'll file the motion first thing in the morning.

12:37 There you go.

12:38 That's what I'm talking about.

12:40 And if I find out you're screwing me on any level,

12:43 you better hold up in some dark corner of this prison.

12:46 Pray to God I don't find your ass.

12:56 What was that all about?

13:00 Looks like you took me up on my offer after all.

13:06 Did you have to file that motion for Gallow parole?

13:09 I did already.

13:11 It's an 18page sentencing amendment.

13:12 I could do that in my sleep.

13:14 I should get you do some work for me.

13:16 Why?

13:16 You need some?

13:17 No, but if I did, I'd probably get myself a lawyer.

13:19 I didn't sleep in a prison.

13:26 Right.

13:26 I don't I don't know.

13:28 You mean you don't know?

13:29 What is it?

13:30 Stomach?

13:31 Something's not right.

13:32 Take a deep breath.

13:33 Put your head down.

13:34 Oh god.

13:35 I can't.

13:35 It's not going to do anything.

13:36 I think

13:37 Oh my god.

13:38 I think somebody did something.

13:39 Hey, can I get SOME HELP OVER HERE?

13:41 GUARD.

13:42 MIKE, TALK TO ME.

13:45 YEAH, he must have put something in.

13:47 SOMEBODY DO SOMETHING.

13:48 GUARD.

13:49 I'LL CALL HARVEY.

13:51 GUARD.

13:52 MIKE.

13:54 MIKE.

14:04 How you feeling?

14:11 What's going on?

14:14 Where am I?

14:15 In the back of my car.

14:16 You were drugged by Gallow.

14:21 By me.

14:24 What?

14:24 Cahill got the warden and the prison doctor to put something in your food.

14:28 You're the only ones who know what's going on.

14:29 What the hell are you talking about?

14:31 We needed to change your mind about taking this deal.

14:33 We couldn't do it as long as you're in there.

14:35 Jesus Christ.

14:36 So, you drugged me?

14:38 We needed a cover for why you're not in your cell

14:40 and this was the only way to do it.

14:42 Are you insane?

14:43 You broke me out of prison.

14:44 I didn't break you out of anywhere.

14:45 Cahill sanctioned it.

14:47 And if anyone's insane, it's you.

14:49 Cuz you're the one turning down the chance to get out of that place.

14:52 But we don't have time to talk about that right now.

14:54 Cahill's waiting for us.

14:55 You got me out to see Cahill.

14:57 I said he's waiting.

14:58 I didn't say that's where I'm taking you.

14:59 Well, then where the hell are you taking me?

15:16 You think me spending a couple of hours with Rachel is going to change my mind?

15:20 If it doesn't, there's something wrong with you.

15:24 So, you going to yell at me or you going to take the only chance you're

15:27 going to get to be alone with the woman you love for the next 2 years?

15:32 Please tell me that you did not tell her about Cahill's offer.

15:35 Oh, I wanted to, but you have Donna to thank for the fact that I didn't.

15:44 What am I supposed to tell Rachel about why I'm here?

15:49 If it were me, I'd tell her the truth.

15:51 Now, since you don't want to do

15:53 that, you're lucky I came up with something else.

16:00 Whatever you're fighting about, you could stop.

16:02 I told Rachel everything.

16:06 Taking the deal.

16:09 Then let's get in the car and get moving.

16:13 Well, kiss me one more time.

16:19 I got an email that said the damn thing wasn't even filed, right?

16:27 God damn it.

16:28 Looks like you can't keep your promises.

16:29 No, I can't keep it.

16:30 This is just some procedural mixup.

16:32 All right, but I'm going to need to use your phone.

16:35 You kidding me?

16:35 I'm telling you that I can have this thing taken care of.

16:37 I just need to make a phone call.

16:38 What's wrong with the goddamn phones in here?

16:40 Nothing.

16:40 But I already used it today, which means I can't use it for another 2 days.

16:43 So, unless you want to waste that time playing cards with me,

16:45 which I guarantee you'll lose.

16:46 You'll give me your phone right now.

16:49 I like you.

16:50 You got balls.

16:52 You know what?

16:52 So do I.

16:53 Which is why I can take this out in front

16:54 of any gardener here and know I'm not getting in any trouble.

16:57 Don't forget that.

16:59 And get that[ __] handled.

17:05 Hey, Mike.

17:06 How's it going?

17:08 What are you doing here, Gall?

17:09 You know, when I was on the outside, I wasn't the biggest.

17:12 I wasn't the strongest.

17:14 I wasn't even the smartest.

17:15 But they let me run things.

17:17 You know why?

17:18 Nope.

17:19 I have a feeling you're about to tell me.

17:21 I had a knack for knowing when something didn't smell right.

17:25 Something doesn't smell right with you.

17:26 I don't know what you're talking about.

17:27 You're going to tell me Harvey didn't stop by this morning to see you.

17:33 Tracking my every move now?

17:35 I sure as hell am.

17:36 You think I'm going to trust the two of you with my freedom?

17:38 Harvey said that he'll get you out and he will.

17:40 What if he already tried and he can't?

17:42 That didn't happen.

17:43 Yeah.

17:44 Well, let me run a little scenario by you.

17:46 He filed whatever you filed and it didn't fly.

17:49 Then he came to tell you that so the two of you

17:51 would have your story straight so you could string me along.

17:54 It's not what happened, Gallow.

17:55 He came here to see me about my case.

17:57 You want to know something, Mike?

17:58 I don't give a[ __] about your case.

18:00 So you tell Harvey next time he comes here,

18:03 he better come with some progress cuz I got

18:06 that sense of smell and something in here stinks.

18:15 Hey, look who it is.

18:17 Headed to movie night.

18:18 Gallow.

18:19 I don't have time for this.

18:20 So, just take a second.

18:21 I won't even make you miss the previews.

18:29 Let's get this over with.

18:32 It's been brought to my attention that Harvey came to visit you,

18:36 not me, again today.

18:37 Hey, and like I told you, he came here to talk about my case.

18:39 Yeah, that's what you said the last time, but I got to thinking.

18:43 And the thing is, you took a deal, which means you don't have a case.

18:50 Gallow, look, I'm telling you, Harvey is going to get you out.

18:53 I know he is because I know what you're up to in here.

18:56 And the reason I know is because I did the same thing myself.

18:59 What are you talking about?

19:00 You're informing on your roommate.

19:01 You don't know what you're talking about, this,

19:03 don't I?

19:03 Everybody in here knows that guy's their ticket out.

19:06 Doesn't take a genius to figure out you have access to him.

19:08 So, I did some checking.

19:10 Turns out Harvey's representing the kid's daddy-in-law.

19:13 And I know Harvey does dirty tricks because that's what landed me in here.

19:17 You guys are going after Sutter.

19:19 I know it.

19:20 And you know it.

19:21 And I'll tell you something else.

19:23 You don't get me out of here soon, your bunkmate's going to know it, too.

19:36 You better be here to tell me I have a hearing.

19:38 That's exactly what I'm here to tell you.

19:40 But you're not going to have anything unless you do something for me.

19:42 __] wasn't part of the deal.

19:44 I don't give a[ __] I'm tired of you threatening me.

19:46 So if you even want a chance of getting out of here early,

19:48 you're going to do something for me.

19:51 And by the way, it's too late to tell Kevin that I've been informing on him.

19:55 I already did.

19:57 What do you want?

20:00 I need you to get him out of solitary.

20:02 You're kidding me, right?

20:03 I can't do that.

20:04 That's[ __] You switched into my cell the first night and ever

20:06 since you've been bragging about everything that you can do in here.

20:08 So, how about you stop telling me that you can't

20:10 do it and just tell me whether or not you will.

20:17 All right, Mikey.

20:20 I'll get your ticket to freedom out of solitary for you.

20:23 But if you get out of here, and I don't,

20:26 you should know I can get to you just as easily out there as I can in here.

20:30 And when I say get to you,

20:33 you got to remember what I did to make Harvey put me away in the first place.

20:47 Can I help you?

20:48 Help me what?

20:49 Rat, what did you just say?

20:51 I said you ratted on your own roommate.

20:55 Word spreading and there's going to come a time

20:58 when you need my protection and I won't be there.

21:02 Hey, what's going on here?

21:06 Nothing.

21:07 It's not nothing.

21:09 You're threatening him.

21:11 You ever do it again without my say so, you'll regret the day you met me.

21:15 Sorry, Frank.

21:20 Don't worry about it, kid.

21:21 I got your back.

21:23 No, you don't.

21:25 Everyone knows guards are the last one to find out anything.

21:28 So, if word were spreading, I wouldn't be finding out about it from him.

21:31 He just did that because you told him to.

21:33 Because you want to remind me of what's going to happen if Harvey lets you down.

21:38 Well, then I guess you got the message loud and clear.

21:43 Good luck to me on my hearing tomorrow.

21:48 Mr.

21:48 Ross, you are an inmate here at Danbury.

21:50 Is that correct?

21:51 Yes.

21:51 I'm serving a two-year sentence for practicing law without a license.

21:55 And what firm did you work at?

21:57 I worked for Mr.

21:58 Spectre.

21:59 Are you aware that Mr.

22:00 Spectre originally prosecuted Frank Gallow?

22:03 Yes, I am.

22:04 And who made you aware of that?

22:07 Frank Gallow did.

22:08 He just mentioned something in passing.

22:12 No.

22:12 No.

22:12 On my first night here, Mr.

22:14 Gallow bribed a guard so that he could get into my cell.

22:16 And then he pretended to be my roommate.

22:18 And after getting me to trust him,

22:20 he told me that he had been trying to get

22:21 revenge on Harvey Spectre since the day he'd been put away.

22:24 Then he told me that now he was going

22:26 to get revenge on Harvey by coming after me.

22:28 Was it clear to you what he meant by coming after you?

22:31 He said he would kill me.

22:33 In fact, he tried to shive me the second night, but guard stopped him.

22:38 Just one more question.

22:39 Was Mr.

22:40 Spectre aware of these threats?

22:42 Of course he was.

22:45 Why else do you think he's been trying to get Galla parole?

22:50 Thank you, Mr.

22:50 Ross.

22:53 Mr.

22:53 Spectre, are you prepared to refute this testimony under oath?

22:58 No, your honor.

23:00 I'm not.

23:02 It won't take a 5-minute recess.

23:05 You did this.

23:07 You were in on it with him the whole time.

23:09 You're right.

23:09 I did.

23:12 So, you come after me, not him.

23:13 No, I'm coming after both, but I'm coming after him sooner.

23:16 Hey, you can't hide from me.

23:19 I don't need to hide from you.

23:21 It turns out I'm getting out today.

23:23 There's nothing you can do about it.

23:30 Harvey, good.

23:30 You're here.

23:31 What the hell's going on?

23:32 You said you'd reinstate the deal if Mike dropped his suit, and I did.

23:35 __] You pulled his deal, and now he's in there all alone.

23:38 Now, if you don't pick up the phone, I didn't pull anything.

23:42 What?

23:42 Mike called me and told me to hold off his paperwork until tomorrow morning.

23:45 Why the hell would he do that, Sean?

23:47 Because he has a plan.

23:48 He doesn't want you to know.

23:49 I don't care what his plan is.

23:50 You listen.

23:51 He doesn't want you to know because he didn't want you to stop it.

23:53 Now that you can't, he's going to need our help to bring it home.

24:13 Thanks, Jimbo.

24:15 Why don't you go ahead and give me and Mike here a little privacy?

24:22 What do you want, Gallup?

24:24 That's a stupid question after what you pulled at my parole here.

24:26 You didn't deserve to get out.

24:28 Neither did you.

24:29 Now you're not going to What?

24:31 You going to kill me in the cell?

24:33 There were guards out there.

24:36 Just doesn't sink in for you, does it?

24:38 Those guards out there work for me.

24:41 See, Mike, I wasn't going to let what happened last time happen this time.

24:44 No one's going to come run helping you at the last

24:46 second because they're all locked up tight in their bunks.

24:50 An irony of ironies, because of some prisoners rights lawsuit way back when,

24:55 there are no cameras in cells.

24:57 Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.

24:58 Time for waiting is done.

25:01 No, no, no, no, no, no, no.

25:03 I meant I thought you want to hear about the camera that's in here.

25:06 __] Smile, you son of a[ __] No,

25:12 you did not keep yourself in here just to do this.

25:14 Oh, yeah, Frank.

25:14 I did.

25:15 And now all those guards that aren't in your pocket,

25:17 they're watching this right now.

25:19 And it's 60 ft from that guard station to this cell.

25:21 So, if I calculated correctly,

25:23 they've got Jimbo in cuffs and they're going to be opening that door right now.

25:28 Drop that knife and step back, you piece of[ __] It doesn't change anything.

25:34 Yeah, yeah, yeah.

25:34 We'll see about that.