Malik is coming after Donna | Suits

​Mike and Harvey's power move is countered, putting their backs up against the ropes.

Season 07, Episode 10, Donna
Rachel fears her father's judgment is clouded by the past. Louis aids Alex when his client comes under fire.

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Show Synopsis: "Suits" delves into the fast-paced, high-stakes world of a top Manhattan corporate law firm where hotshot associate Harvey Specter (Gabriel Macht, “Love & Other Drugs”) makes a risky move by hiring Mike Ross (Patrick J. Adams, “Old School”) a brilliant but unmotivated college dropout, as his associate. As he becomes enmeshed in this unfamiliar world, Mike relies heavily on the firm’s best paralegal Rachel (Megan Markle, “Horrible Bosses”) and Harvey's no-nonsense assistant Donna (Sarah Rafferty, “Brothers & Sisters”) to help him serve justice. With a photographic memory and the street smarts of a hustler, Mike proves to be a legal prodigy despite the absence of bonafide legal credentials.
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[arminxvs]

Donna being all smug and cocky all the time but chokes EVERY time she gets to court.

[pranksterking]

Malik was great actor, maaan the expressions and the dialogue delivery … my favorite part “THATS THE LOOK I CAME HERE TO SEE”

[crowmaulerg]

the actor who played malik was insane talented!

[solangevinces]

Sad to say but Malik was right. I always thought Donna was a great secretary, she should’ve stayed like that. Her promotion was so forced.

[chele]

Sorry but watching Donna get called out for not being qualified to be COO is still very satisfying… even now years later

[xtehmoonlight]

Malik isn't wrong though
A ex-waiter/ex-actress work as secretary got fired for destroying evidence and then rehired(with increased salary I believe) and miraculously promoted into a COO because she ask for it

For outsider, it doesn't take a genius to think there's something sketchy behind

[onyekaokonji]

Mike's side-eye at harvey @ 2:25 mins has me thinking he didn't see the logic in Donna being COO or he was telling Harvey "I told you, we should have prepped Donna"

[mattneal]

Harvey loses his temper while telling Mike that he can handle it proves Mike’s point

[geraldk]

The way he got straight into business @ 1:40 was terrifying 😂😂😂

[seancallaghan]

In actual court this would be days of objection and the prosecutor would be reprimanded

[yinhuili]

They should've prepare her. Even if her chance to be up there is small, they should've prep her.

[fernandof.bompard]

The issue regarding the obstruction of justice, specifically the allegation that Donna destroyed evidence, was entirely unconstitutional and illegal. The evidence in question was not pertinent to this case but was associated with another criminal case. It should be noted that Donna has not been found guilty in that case. Furthermore, the document in question was not affiliated with Coastal Motors but was a counterfeit document linked to an unrelated third party. Given these circumstances, Harvey's objection should have been upheld by the judge. However, if the objection had been overruled, as it indeed was, any accusation against Donna in court would grant her the right to invoke the Fifth Amendment, allowing her to abstain from answering any questions related to this matter.

[izzyizzy]

Having experienced the previous trial, Harvey was afraid of Louis' questions and Donna's answers.
Although she insisted they easily gave up on the mock trial to protect their own feelings

[samhart]

Yikes. Harvey brain stops working around Donna 😅

[club]

If I were Donna, I would've argued that the acting position of COO draws a parallel to that of a programmer. Although programmers generally develop an advanced skillset through a computer science degree, a skillset developed by oneself is sufficient given that the skills the person possesses does not render the person incapable of their job duties.

[GuitarHeroRocks]

So why did the judge not respond to any of their objections to the incredibly inappropriate and unrelated questions he was asking Donna?

[Jmq]

Although Malik was on point with his questions, the judge was the worst at this situation.

[solidmoon]

While Malik might've been right on some things. He crossed so many lines and broke so many laws that the few things he might have been right about pale in comparison.

[VDA]

Wouldn't Donna be protected by the Fifth Amendment from the question on whether she destroyed that document? If it's illegal, she has the right to not self-incriminate. Harvey, Mike and the Judge should've immediately been on it.

[JoeyP]

yea uhh lawyers can't testify like that instead of asking questions.