Donna Question's Harvey's Professionalism To Defend Her Case | Suits

''I don't need you coming here second-guessing how to do my job.'' Donna calls into question Harvey's professionalism to defend her case and suggests Louis to take his place. And Harvey doesn't handle those accusations very well...

Do you think that Donna is right? We all know that Harvey will do whatever it takes to keep Donna save...

Season 4, Episode 15 "Intent": Evan Smiths offers new evidence that nullifies the firm's victory against Liberty Rail; D.A. Wolf comes after the firm; Donna may face time in prison; Jessica and Malone try to adjust to new roles.

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[Suits]

Do you think that Donna is right? We all know that Harvey will do whatever it takes to keep Donna save...

[hardiktulsiani]

"I'm not the one who gives you hugs to comfort you, I'm the one who gives you wins when you need them the most"

[shyamsunderagrawal]

For how much smart and witty and everything Donna's character was, she always made bad choices when it came to major decisions!!
E.g: Destroying the memo, then this case thing and louis thing, going to work for louis while ditching Harv, telling Kessler about Harvey's deal...
She was directly or indirectly responsible for Harvey's failed relationship despite telling him "she loves him like a brother or a cousin"

[cjfontaine]

What makes Harvey a great lawyer (aggressive, ruthless, and cold blooded) will also, naturally, make him not as emotionally available as Donna likes. This is simple human nature. We are not machines. Our traits cannot be turned on and off like a light switch. Donna wanting Harvey to be warm, comforting, and emotionally available any and every time she wants was never going to work.

[jimmygoda]

Donna was so wrong in doubting Harvey's ability to rescue her from the situation she has herself put in. She has created more problems for Harvey than resolving. Really one of the most unqualified and undeserving CEO.

[sahastrajitsingh]

These snippets are a godsend . Granted that you've seen the series, You can unwind in between breaks from work and still capture the essence without Watching the entire episode.

[Loewenherz]

No I think Harvey is the right one. He do what ever it takes to keep Donna save. Even his own life when it must be

[StrongmanTaylor]

Got it give it too both of them. They both are brutally honest with each other.

[Spritespitfire]

Usually, I would side with Donna, but on this one Harvey's got the right line of thought. He's got to win, and needs all of his wits about him. In this case there is not time for second guessing decisions and just to let the situation play itself out. Donna's needing a comforter, yes, but Harvey's got to have his head in the game.

[HieuHoang-owuz]

Exactly what I said in a previous clip...Donna leaving Harvey based on a claim that he doesn't "care" about her 🙄 This scene grinds my gears so much, well lots of Suits scenes do but this takes the cake by a mile.

Like...who wrote this cringe of an arc. It's Harvey what are you expecting Donna. He makes problems go away, not talks about them over tea.

I know it's just fictional and all, but if given the situation, I'd side with Harvey any day and let him do his job. While Louis gives you hugs and lends you a shoulder to cry on, Harvey is already half way to the finish line...

[alistairrae]

Harvey and Donna are 2 my favourites on this show I think what sells it is the 2 actors are best friends in real life

[senorgato]

Donna went from a much loved character to my least liked character on this show. Everything when it came to Harvey came down to how she wanted it done and not how he wanted to do things. Her "that's what I do" schtick of supposedly reading people was witty and funny at first, then it became a characteristic of self righteousness. Not sure why the writers felt the need to do that with her.

[captaindelta]

Just so dynamic line ....
" If you what someone to give you a hug, go to Louis
But if you want some one to get you out of this thing , then leave me alone "
Sigma mindset right here.

[linguisticgamer]

"I think you are the one most beautiful person, I have ever met and just because I don't ...". "I am leaving harvey".

[cesblazikenturmoil]

Harvey is him for this scene, well said. 🤣 🤣

"You want to someone to give you a hug, go to Louis" Well said as well.

[ciuciobelo]

On this series, Harvey is a beast and all the rest are just regular individuals.

[sameersaha]

Donna always gets imotional and got herself in trouble but Harvey is a smart n logical lawyer and he knows how handle those things... So "Donna, plz keep your concerns to yourself and let harvey do his job"...

[jordanesquivel]

she got herself into that mess just to impress Harvey, then Harvey has to get her out of it, and she still has the nerve to question him? I understand the story and the character development, but Harvey could've easily said "fine, find another fool to get you out of this..."

[dumemnduka]

I get why she left Harvey though. She clearly wanted more and she knew he wouldn't give her more.

[jarlsigurdstorvann]

Donna is acting out on emotion. Harvey doesent have time to work around emotions if he is gonna do his job. Donna may be afraid and rightly so. but emotions and work ethics is not a great mix