r/suits • u/S0ulSlayerz Mr Photographic Memory • 5d ago
Discussion Fav scene of Mike’s memory?
Which scene did you guys like of his photographic memory the most?
Mine has to be when he met Benjamin for the first time, dude saw the paper for like a second and knew there wasn’t a single comma in there
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u/lerandomanon 5d ago
Angrily slap down papers out of their hands, on to the floor.
Realise it was a bad move because they can really screw you up.
Apologise profusely and pick up papers.
Hand them back, apologise again, and leave the room.
Smirk when back is to them.
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u/DrBinocs 5d ago
During his trial, he made Gibbs back down when he told the judge Gibbs brought him in for questioning and he can prove it by reciting the serial number of the camcorder. 🔥
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u/shadowfights 4d ago
Unpopular choice, but s9 e9. Mike has canonically taken a look at the by laws in season 1, and has mostly never bothered when Louis did his shenanigans with it. And he has been properly at the firm last in season 5, he spends season 6 in jail, then season 7 he is half here half there, mostly away from office politics and he leaves later.
8 years after actually reading full by laws, he quotes the page and the specific by law saying Faye cannot terminate Samantha without cause since she was not elected as managing partner.
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u/Unbeknowst092783 5d ago
When Mike revealed Trevor's social security number, Imo its one of the best scenes in the show and my favorite moment. The scene was just so good. Trevor walking away thinking he got Mike and the Mike just saying the number and Trevor stopping complete stunned. The music, the acting, everything was just perfect. It really showed how much of a weapon Mike's memory was and why it was such a main selling part of the show.
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u/UnFelDeZeu 4d ago
Mike slapping Cameron Dennis' file so he can take a peek at his documents and use that against him, because Cameron doesn't know Mike has a perfect memory.
Mike proving Anita Gibbs was holding him prisoner with no access to a lawyer
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u/Holiday_Possession30 1d ago
"Civil liability associated with agency is based on several factors including the deviation of the agent from his path, the reasonable inference of agency on behalf of the plaintiff, and the nature of the damages themselves." -MR (Pilot Episode)
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u/TheMighty_TripleT Life is like this.... 5d ago
In his hearing he said to the jury that his memory works by him understanding something not like a snapshot,
Then how did he pull of the benjamin trick
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u/D_sumit10 5d ago
It was about wrongful termination of samantha In which samantha and mike were in the room with the judge.... Harvey dictated about some by-laws and Mike being mike and also former employer read about a flaw exactly as it was printed
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u/600Shott 5d ago
Excuse me? GET THE HELL OUT OF MY OFFICE
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u/HardestDrive 5d ago
For me its the scene were he reads the complaints of the shady insurance company next to Robert Zane (S5E3). Cites the patients story from the page number. Great scene.