Robert Zane is Sacrificing Himself | Suits
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Robert wants to make amend and sacrifices himself.
Season 08, Episode 16, Harvey
When Hardman comes looking for retribution, the firm rallies to Harvey's defense.
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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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"Robert...why are you doing this?"
"Cause Papa just got a deal to go play James Greer on Jack Ryan and that Amazon money is legit. Peace!"
Another banger of a show
Thank you, you reminded me to watch season 2 😅
It's not just the money. Jim Greer is awesomeness personified!
eexcatly
😂🤣
Robert Zane comes in clutch for the hundredth time, sacrificing himself for his friends
Does he get his lisense back
@@Amin-pn8vj no
If I remember correctly
Why would anybody sacrifice himself for Harvey?
@@Bethman-c3p bcs it was Donna who was the culprit and they were all protecting her. Zane wasnt protecting harvey. He was trying to stop harvey from taking the fall for Donna's mistake.
If Robert had to make a sacrifice to atone for a mistake, this was like a payback for everything Donna and Harvey had done for Rachel and Mike.
I think this whole show is about loyalty, friendship and sacrifice.
I strongly agree with you.
Which is funny because how many of the main characters cheat or were homewreckers
I object!
And blackmail :)
And betrayals .
Surprise surprise, another lawyer takes a hit for Donna.
And Harvey
The look on Daniel’s face after Robert getting disbarred was like he grew a conscious as a sign of awakening.
He finally got consequences for his actions that he actually cared about.
Bottom line, Hardman shoulda never been a lawyer again after he first got kicked out of Pearson Spector (or whatever name it had at the time.)
@@jeremydale4548Pearson Hardman obv. He was the managing partner. Pearson Specter was much after. It stayed Pearson Hardman after they kicked him out for the 2nd time for a while. Then it was Pearson. Then Pearson Darby, Pearson Darby Specter and finally Pearson Specter.
@@jeremydale4548they should’ve reported him and had him arrested and charged for embezzling. Then they would never have had to worry about him coming back.
You can say all you want about Hardman, but he cared about Robert.
I agree with you 💯. I was abit surprised 😮.
That was his bestfriend
they would've been a great team...
Hardman and Robert came up together.
yeah, f4ck that. Who cares abourt Hardman?
Donna created more serious problems then solving them since the start of the series..
She should have stayed in her position of getting coffee.
Donna was always acting like she knew more about law than harvey plus in later seasons she made each and everything about herself
The difference is that while Harvey thought for two days how to get rid of Donna when Paula asked her to fire her , Donna didn't want to hurt Harvey. She wanted to protect Thomas' business and they would only lose one client.
Harvey's upset was not that Donna had told Thomas but that she had lost faith in him.
@@effy8774 she helped land him Michael Jordan as a client, she played a key role in ousting Hardman in the first place, she saved him from his old boss at the DA, she protected him and Mike's enormous deception the whole time directly and indirectly, she tried to help him maintain a relationship with Scottie, she pushed him to attend his father's funeral and make amends with his mother, she stopped Harvey from turning himself in during Mike's trial, she even protected him after going to work for Louis.
No one remembers any of the times she pulled him from the fire. No one remembers her loving and protecting him, even when she could have leveraged her knowledge of his misdeeds against him the way everyone else he worked with did for their own benefit.
They don't remember that he left her to be fired by Jessica instead of having the courtesy to do it himself, or tried to backhandedly move her to another job to salvage his relationship with the ever-more insecure Paula.
They remember *her* quitting (while telling him she loved him, and giving him references and courtesy notice), but not that when he wanted to get rid of her he wouldn't even do it to her face.
They notice only Donna's mistakes because Donna isn't a lawyer and has to ask for outside help, but they don't notice that as many or more people sacrificed to help Harvey, they don't notice that Harvey caused as many or more problems, and they don't notice that Donna's motives were as pure as Harvey's if not moreso.
@@tabithaprovan957 Like all the other characters, Donna make mistakes , because the writers made human. But if we keep the score, it is clear that Donna would be the winner.
In the sense that she did more right than wrong.
Crazy how Donna would always act like some omnipotent being but would cause multiple gigantic problems 🤦🏽♂️
Donna’s abilities were basically confidence and knowing things. She was confident because she’s so pretty and she knew everything because she was so pretty people told her things. I like her, but her entire worth is based off being hot.
@@Th1sIsMyLegacyshe's not even hot, massively overrated imo
Donna is the one responsible for all this. This is what you get when you promote a secretary to COO.
Based af
Yeah and the firm was crippled to near-extinction and plagued with aftereffects because of Harvey hiring Mike. And unlike Donna who was trying to save someone's business, Harvey did it to amuse himself. That's what you get when you pull someone from the mail room and put them through Harvard.
@@tabithaprovan957 don’t make excuses for donna
@@tabithaprovan957 Really hated that Mike left the show, he was supposed to make up for his fraud by helping build the law firm back up to the top legitimately.
@@Raydnt69 Sadly with Meghan (rachel) joining the Royal family and retiring from acting, Mike didnt want to continue as a main character if Rachel wasnt there. Pretty sure the initial plan was exactly what you said but it had to change after.
Extra Robert was the best part of season 8. The last 2 seasons of this show are criminally underrated
The best parts of suits are in the last 2 seasons. Unfortunately I think the worst parts are in the last 2 as well.
@@Btburkhardt the added characters of Alex abs Samantha were marvelously well done and masterfully written into the show. Samantha and Harvey’s relationship was a total highlight. And like I said, Robert was INCREDIBLE in season 8, loved having him there so often.
Would have been better with Mike in it
If it wasnt for the Faye arc, the last season could have been perfect.
It was great to see him more in s8. Sad but understandable that Mike and Rachel weren’t around in the firm.
The stories would’ve wrote themselves
donna creating problems and then getting to stressed to deal with them even though her whole thing is always being collected
Thing is she never does. She gets help and then tries to take the glory
Show would have been 10/10 if they threw Donna under the bus and Mike came back
Soooooo true
I mean I like Donna as a character, but she fked up more often than anyone else in the show it feels like. She almost had as much plot armor as Harvey or Mike
Donna is so annoying
She's the most selfish person in the entire show always putting her interest above anyone else and it wa portrayed that she always is loyal to Harvey instead she never hesitated to throw Harvey under the bus
Bro what? Her interest above anyone else? Dude she's there 24/7 for Harvey, always. She barely has a personal life because Harvey is basically her full time boyfriend without the romance. She helps him with his work, his relationships, she's there for emergencies, she's basically his psychologist before he actually goes to see one, she has no free time because of him. Donna is Harvey's girlfriend for most of the show in every way except him treating her like one. Harvey treats her horribly the whole show 'cause she'd take a bullet for him but he doesn't see how much she sacrifices for him.@@wasilmanzoor9575
Seriously you have no idea how precious a friend like Donna is, Harvey doesn't deserve her. She's ride or die.
Louis Litt is like I just got Litt up about the plan. He is in absolute disbelief
Nothing made me dislike Donna more than this whole scenario.
Really bad writing.
Donna was the worst character. She was just a glorified PA who acted like the Queen of England.
This is the most shook up ive ever seen Hardman, he really didnt want to see Robert go down
Had to go on Netflix to watch this again last week, now you guys have uploaded the clip to the official UA-cam channel. Thanks :)
It’s not on Netflix is it?
@@christianrobles9 It depends in wich country you live. Different countries have different movies/tv shows available on Netflix.
You can use a VPN to get series from other countries. In Netherlands for example (where i live) we have the whole show available.
@@christianrobles9 Depending on your region, in the UK it is for me.
@@christianrobles9 peacock in USA for free just ads
@@christianrobles9 its on NETFLIX its been keeping me awake untill 3am im on Season 5
3:02 Even Hardman was convinced for a while 😂
Robert Zane não merecia isso. É impressionante como Hervey e Donna nunca pagam pelo que fazem, aí outros são sacrificados. Ódio!
This case was poorly written:
1. The firm had an obligation to protect both clients, so there should be no question about breaking privilege. It would be fiduciary to disclose what they knew to Kessler.
2. Their firm doesn’t do deal in bad faith… as established in episode 1
finally someone with logic!!
I’m not a lawyer but are they really allowed to break privilege in this case
@@wolves600 I'm absolutely not a lawyer, but I'm pretty sure there are situations when lawyers are legally required to break privilege such as when they have knowledge that a person's life is in imminent danger. Not sure if that applies to this case though.
@@EclipseCircle I think it would still apply. Breaking a big agreement like the deal between Kessler and Lowe warrants some intervention. Kessler began making preparations with the deal being actual and it's a slap in the face for Lowe "to change his mind" all along. As @too_reel points would be fiduciary to disclose what they knew to Kessler.
If both parties weren't utilizing the same law firm, then it would be their obligation to protect both party's best interests.
2. The firm has absolutely dealt in bad faith. The entire premise of this show is technically a bad faith deal by hiring a non lawyer
That Robert. He’s natural poelice.
In one episode Donna asked harvey why she can't have more or be more than a secretary. This is why. This is what happens when a secretary becomes COO of a law firm. 😂😂😂😂
Ps. Yes I know all the characters are fictional and this is just a show, so know-it-alls are hereby uninvited. 😂
I cried when they sacrificed Robert on the court table.. truly sad and inspiring RIP Robert
the respect i had for robert after this sky rocket
Hardman is that annoying enemy that you wish them to fight over and over again! lol!
I like how Hardman acts like he's holier-than-thou, even though he's the dirtiest lawyer on the entire show.
Agreee ❤❤❤
Would of had more respect for Donna if she was the one doing the sacrificing
Rob Zayne is the best Dad in Law
Now Harvey owes Robert huge!
Sadly he didnt even know he was gonna serve himself up like that, the look on his face says it all too :(
Hardman is the best Lawyer in town. He destroys a bunch of name partners all on his own.
I guess you can say he's a hardman to beat
He literally only ever "loses" because everyone else either finds some type of blackmail, or concoct a secret plan to blame someone else or come up with fake evidence, basically they have to go outside of the law to beat him
Jim Greer Robert Zane always putting himself on the line to save the main guy on the show
This is only channel that I will click like button even without start to seeing the clip
Everyone sacraficed themselves to harvey just for him to say k bye moving to seattle
Jessica lost her license for Mike
Zane Lost his for Harvey. two legends for 2 incoming.
Okay I was so sick for seeing an old face, I am actually happy to see Hardman, that...***
Would love to know if Thomas was called to the stand if he would have told the truth and said that Donna told him
when even daniel is confused
Maybe its me or This scene just reminded me of Grey's Anatomy; Meredith Grey nearly lost here Medical-License and her coworkers/family were willing vouch for her. Out of friendship, love, sacrifice and loyalty.
Exactly
Yup
Meredith should have been fired. That show was trash.
I love how Louis is defending Harvey and he is his attorney. Not Robert Zane, the more accomplished lawyer and litigator.
Donna also knew how to construct a sentence correctly and use the word 'than' 🤦♂️
Hardman phase before getting shot by Jesse🤣
I love this show so much!
This was all Donnas fault 😂😂😂
you cannot proove what you did not done. that's a undervalued fact
He sounded so hurt
The bunk always stand up
Suits❤ the best show yet
They always managed to somehow beat Hardman, one way or another, but Daniel Hardman was probably the best lawyer from the series. Prove me wrong.
I hated this scene , I hated Donna even more , everyone sacrificed themselves so that Donna and harvey can live happily ever after bla bla
Ladies and gentlemen, THE BUNK.
This makes want to be a lawyer
Don't
@@OiVinn-eq1ml 😂 why you say that
This isn't what the Law profession is like haha
@@mgd8867 i know most of it not real. 😂
@@mgd8867 says who? U?
Jessica ,Gretchen elder brother uncle of Louis and Harvey father of Samantha ex brother-in-law of Hardman great uncle of Mike R
you can take a man out of Baltimore, but you cant take the Baltimore out of a man.
This comment is gold. Viva la Bunk.
@@tahaoz2122 he learned well from Jimmay
Watching this whole scene here especially on Hardman only made me felt less interested in him. He still hasn't learned nor changed a bit. Instead he still looking for a revenge on Harvey and his one time firm.
Revenge is for children.
True, but I'm gonna be straightup: a sequel where Hardman is doing the Sonic the Hedgehog sprint all the way to Seattle just to find Harvey and continue being petty and vengeful is the funniest scenario I can imagine.
@@tabithaprovan957 that would be hilarious lol
@@tabithaprovan957Sonic? More like Reverse Flash with his level of pettiness.
3:14 I'm sorry I can't hear the word "orchestrated" in a lawyer show anymore
The problem with this sacrifice is that it got people who should be disbarred to continue crossing lines. As it was pointed out in the final season a couple of times, the biggest problems at their firm are all because of Harvey!
After sacrificing his license, Robert Zane became a CIA officer by the name of James Greer.
Thank you captain obvious
This is what you call Harvey Plot Armor
The discussion of fraud with an attorney is not privileged if it’s ongoing or future
Na, he didn’t…He was only trying to protect him in order the judge would see the ruse that was going on.
Hardman always want to get back at Harvey and it was blinded by it the result is losing his bestfriend.
Daniel Hardman is a criminal but is not like a "Forstman" level criminal. He made some mistakes yes but if you are kind to him, he does answer back.
Jessica Pearson and Harvey Specter have targeted him from the moment he became the first Managing Partner. And yes he does not know social skills but his ambitions arguably are the same with Pearson and Harvey. The latter were just shadier than him.
That’s an unfair portrayal of Jessica. There’s nothing to indicate she didn’t care for Daniel, and she didn’t rat him out when she found out he was embezzling because she thought he was trying to pay for his wife’s treatment. It was only when she found out it was to pay for his mistress that she allowed Harvey to make his move. I’d agree that Harvey was out for Daniel.
@@avinwijayaweera8223 I did not say she hated him. What I said was she targeted him. Big difference.
In an office setting, you can love a co-worker but still target her. Jessica Pearson was an ambitious, empowered and Independent Lawyer. She said so herself when she promoted Mike as Junior Partner all the things she needed to do "to get a view like that". AND she told Harvey when it was about to beat Mike as an Investment banker that "Not everyone likes the taste of blood". CLEARLY, she indicated that she was part of the majority.
I am sorry if I offended you. Being empowered like everything else has its pros and cons. It was not easy being the only female. For me, she had to do what needs to be done.
pretending that people who disagree with you are offended because your argument isn't working? tut tut.
Zane did it because he saw Hardman's look.
I just remembered Jim Carrey Liar Liar movie 🎦. Most lawyers can't be trusted.
The show's narrative rather got into a big mess in the final couple of seasons. They were really struggling to work out where to take the remaining characters.
bruh how much u hate hardmann, he was adamant to not let jis friend take the hitjob.
Donna Paulsen, the worst character in the entire series.
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This writing felt off, zane’s character wont do something like this.
donna did a great job in general but often took big risks not worth it which others had to solve for her
did this happen before or after mike got arrested?
After
This episode is when I knew the writers had mailed it in. It’s basically the same story of what happened with Jessica, only slightly altered. Very lazy storytelling.
I wholeheartedly agree! 2 managing partners risked everything for others to thrive. Still upset about Jessica’s reputation being tarnished.
Finally, criticism I can get behind.
I like the repeating themes of sacrifice--they had a lot of thematic weight for the overall message of the show, but yeah this general storyline was lowkey recycled, and I'd have loved to see something more intricate.
Is it me or did they give him the last name of Spectre because he is a ghost?...like no one sees him coming.🤔
haha I think that pun might be intended, but it's Specter, not Spectre. And it's a real last name too.
Plaintiff: OBJECTION!
Judge: Overruled on account of furthering the plot.
When season was this?
Season 8 episode 16
The bunk
Does anyone else agree that Donna becomes really annoying🙄. Especially in the last 2 seasons
To be fair, she started getting really annoying in season 2. It just got worse from there.
@@johnbunceiii2668 Fair point
@@johnbunceiii2668Exactly
"Why would a man...." Objection, calls for speculation. Duh
Charlie Charlie Charlie you become a lawyer and got a Sharp what does Bartlett think
i thought rap was a writting songs since a young age and now i'm 19
The bigger the lie, the more they believe
Gale?
Why couldnt they have just thrown Donna under the bus
As COO, its believable that she would have come to known abt deal through any means and informed thomas bcz hes her boyfriend but at least nobody would have needed to give up their law licence
What season is this??
season 8
It makes no sense
This felt absurd. They did way worse things without being caught. robert doing this felt out of character
The guy made ut seem like tell the truth they would go easy on robert and as soon as he told the truth they took his license without a second thought and they wonder why people lie
Donna really started to get on my nerves especially the last few seasons
Keep
this scene makes absolutely no sense
I know its a show but they didnt even attempt anything close to real law 🤣 not dramatic enough i suppose
Hate these episodes when the writers can’t even get a judge correct. Harvey didn’t answer the judges question without consequence
Hardman was so frustratingly annoying, having an issue with the firm initially for catching him out on his infidelity and it carries on from there! Ridiculous
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Seriously hated Donna for this. Years of being a professional secretary and then suddenly jumping to being a COO could not hold privileged information because of her romantic feelings, that's like the most basic work ethics one should follow. She claims to be badass but whenever she was pressured she always crumbled like a pack of cards
Donna is the worst
Nobody’s gonna say it, so I’m gonna say it. Harvey was a horrible and because of his decisions Mike went to prison, Darby confessed to crime he didn’t commit and Both Robert and Jessica lost their law license. And he had a hand in all of it.
Nah they killed the show after season 3
@@gordongekko9742 yeah the whole investment banker thing was pure garbage.
@Daredevil he's right
@@lmachain1 what does harvey have to do with what darby did?
There's no way you're pinning that all on Harvey
3rd comment
I’m surprised that no one has talked about the fact that two powerful African American characters sacrificed their entire careers to protect white characters. Just an observation.
not eveything's bout race
Harvey does it too, at the end of the show.
It's kinda the major theme of the show--you aren't just saved because you're smart and talented, you're saved because you're loved.
This show proves without women life is so much better.. All problems starts and ends with them😅
What? The main problem of the series in the first seasons was Mike's secret. That was Mike's and Harvey's fault (both men).
Donna does create a lot of problems too but I don't see why people have to make everything about gender.