Does Mike Ever Become a Lawyer Again

Warning: The following contains spoilers for Wed's Suits finale.

Finally, some good news.

During Wed'southward Suits flavor finale, Mike officially became a lawyer when he made it into the bar, thank you to a final-minute save from Jessica. The firm's erstwhile dominate lady came back just in time to take the autumn for employing a fraud and to put Anita Gibbs in her place.

To celebrate, Harvey gave his pal one heck of a congratulations gift: an offering to join Pearson Specter Litt, which allows him to still do pro bono work. Mike, in plough, told Harvey it was time for him to accept on the role of managing partner.

Elsewhere in the hour, Tara and Louis separate up, while Donna took a squeamish buyout offer on her business concern venture, but institute herself unsatisfied and wanting more out of life.

Beneath, executive producer Aaron Korsh talks about Mike's future as a legit lawyer, Harvey and Louis' potential conflict and Jessica's surprise render.

TVLINE | How will Mike getting into the bar alter the show and his view of what he does for a living?
Information technology relieves him of the brunt of feeling similar he'southward a fraud and always waiting for the other shoe to drop of, "Is he going to caught?" Mentally, it's going to allow him to footstep out of the shadows and maybe acquit with a piddling more confidence… Information technology'due south a relief, to some caste, for the entire bandage of characters, that they no longer accept this thing hanging over their heads. It allows them now to just worry about what information technology's like to be a lawyer in the shark-infested world of New York corporate police force.

TVLINE | People in that earth knew that he was a fraud. So does the outside world see him every bit legitimate now, or does the bar accepting him not really matter in their eyes?
Look, he'due south going to deal with the fact that people know. But that'south a separate question from, "Can he become defenseless and go to prison?" It doesn't mean that he is free forever from the knowledge of his undercover, or free from anybody bringing it up. He is still going to have to bargain with those questions. Only what he doesn't have to deal with is the worry that he's going to lose his liberty. … But it is legitimate to wonder: Are people that he goes upward against going to bring this upwards to try to throw doubt on a jury or a approximate nigh his honesty or intentions in a given case?

TVLINE | Will Harvey comprehend beingness managing partner?
That is the question. Mike has sort of thrown down the gauntlet: "Fourth dimension for yous to take the reins." Harvey'southward certainly going to attempt to do that. And really, in bringing Mike back and making this deal – one for you, one for me – in some sense, it's his first unilateral move. He didn't ask Louis if he can do that. He might not have fully thought it through, because, as we've shown in the past, pro bono cases often finish up being at odds with your corporate clients' involvement, and that'south going to come to the fore… People'south reactions to Harvey taking those reins and emerging from Jessica'due south shadow is all going to play into Season vii.

TVLINE | Is poor Louis as well heartbroken to care about Harvey becoming managing partner?
What happened to Louis is going to affect his reaction to things in the starting time part of [next] season, certainly the first episode. The notion of Harvey becoming managing partner is not something that Louis would become to the mattresses over, to utilize the Godfather expression. The question is: When Harvey makes specific decisions from the position of managing partner that Louis disagrees with, how's that going to get?

TVLINE | What made at present the correct fourth dimension to bring Jessica back for a surprise advent?
We talked about bringing her back a little earlier in the back six [episodes], but once the thought was landed on to have her exist the one to swoop in and rescue Mike and everyone in the end… The writers pitched that to me. I just loved it. I but was like, "She'due south our hero. Let her come back." When Jessica enters, and and then you cut to and see Rachel smiling that Jessica is maybe there to save the day, I just loved it so much. In one case the writers came up with it, I was like, "This is the correct time to bring her back. This is terrific, and let's do it."

TVLINE | I spoke to Sarah Rafferty recently almost whether Donna'due south business venture was about her wanting to go out the firm to endeavor something different. At present you lot accept her saying in the finale that she wants more. Is she unhappy with her job?
I would not phrase it as she's unhappy with her task. … You could say [The Donna] was incredibly successful, like, "Donna, you and Benjamin, in very short order, came up with this product, almost brought it to market, instead got bought out and fabricated yourselves a lot of money." But it wasn't about the money for her. It was about something to show, "I can do more than just be a legal secretary." Simply information technology wasn't that she's tired of it. It's more like she's evolving… Just at that place's no doubt that this incident stirred something in her, and the genie isn't going dorsum in the bottle.

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Source: https://tvline.com/2017/03/01/suits-recap-season-6-finale-episode-16-mike-bar-jessica-returns/