History Awesome / Suits

** This becomes even more awesome later, when it inspires Jessica's EurekaMoment later in the episode to stop Loui's reign of terror, pointing out that since he used Mike's secret for his own benefit to become a named partner, he is now just as much guilty of fraud as the rest of them.

-->'''Mike:''' You know what Jessica? I have had it up to ''here'' with you saying this is ''my'' dirty little secret! You could've fired me when you found out, and you didn't! No, you decided to keep me around because you were more concerned with beating Daniel Hardman and keeping your power, and then you kept me around because you didn't want to lose Harvey, and then you wanted to use my secret to ''beat'' Harvey, and then again, and again, and ''again''! So please Jessica, [[ArmorPiercingQuestion why don't you tell me when this becomes]] ''[[[ArmorPiercingQuestion your]]'' [[[ArmorPiercingQuestion dirty little secret?]]

--> '''Louis:''' {{Beat}}. O-alright.

* Jessica's BadassBoast at the end of the season two premiere [[spoiler: to Mike when, after the events of the episode, she asks him to come clean about all the secrets about his past. The first is how how he got Harvey to hire him.]]

* Harvey [[spoiler: punching Travis Tanner]] in 2x07 for dragging up Harvey's family history.

* Louis giving another epic TheReasonYouSuckSpeech, this time to Harvey after the mock trial, where Louis had to push [[spoiler:Donna's]] buttons. For all the good Harvey does, he truly did screw up there. Bonus points for Louis not being malicious, but purely furious both at Harvey and himself for what he had to do.

* Jessica during the partners meeting in the finale, where she and Harvey oust [[spoiler: Hardman]].

** Bonus points for Harvey [[spoiler:letting Mike 'vote' in the meeting by raising his hand.]] Sure, it didn't count or mean anything, but you better damn well believe both of them were pumped knowing what the very clear outcome was. Also goes into Heartwarming territory since, if you think about it [[spoiler:Mike not raising his hand would mean he's the only person not indicating he wants Hardman out, if only symbolically. So by letting Mike do so, he's also basically flipping off Hardman by showing that not one single person, whether they're partner or not, wants him in the firm.]]
* Donna gets one after [[spoiler: Hardman comes back to sue Pearson-Hardman for Monica Eton's firing. After he incriminated her by planting a fake memo and got her fired, it was good to see her show him she was working for them again. And, of course, slapping him.]]

* [[spoiler: Harvey beating the shit out of Stephen Huntley]], especially since it was previously stated that [[spoiler:Huntley plays rugby and is no slouch in the physical department]].

* As of "Three, Two, One... Go", Harvey and Mike [[spoiler: are preparing for a 'knife fight', as there is a legal conflict of interest between Harvey's client against the firm Mike is trying to protect from said client's takeover.]] The prospect of the two [[spoiler: going head to head]] in the 10-episode run of Season 4 is already awesome.
* When Mike is arrested [[spoiler: after being exposed as a fake lawyer]], he's put in a cell with a burly man who slams him against the cell door and growls Mike won't last a day in jail. A guard comes up and Mike says it's okay "unless you want to report a federal marshal beat me down." It seems even in a stunned state, Mike's SherlockScan abilities remain great as he saw a photo of the guy on the wall when brought into the building and recognized this as a set-up to get him to talk.
* Preceding the above, the attorney prosecuting Mike holds him for hours without letting him see his lawyer. Mike says he'll confess in order to get a video camera brought in, so it's on record that he hasn't gotten to see his lawyer. Later, when said attorney [[spoiler: tries to bring Harvey up on charges of conspiracy to commit fraud]], Mike brings that tape up, tells a judge the exact serial number of the recorder they used, and makes the attorney back off (for the moment, at least).

* Mike finally stepping up his game in 2x11. After he realizes [[YouAreWhatYouHate he did the exact same thing his family's "lawyer" did to him back when he was young]], he goes to said "lawyer" and shuts him down completely: he fakely confesses to the crime that his client is accused of, only for said "lawyer" to have proven to have gotten even worse and ''more'' ignorant with time. Then hedelivers an absolutely ''epic'' TheReasonYouSuckSpeech, ending it by telling hi that he hopes he remembers the life he ruined when he hears Mike's parents' two names. Not just that, but right after, he goes and tells his client that he made a huge mistake cleaning his slate and officially delcares that he's on his own.

** Doubly serves as a MomentOfAwesome for Mike by the season finale, in which it's revealed that Mike ''beat Jessica''.

* When Mike is arrested [[spoiler: after being exposed as a fake lawyer]], he's put in a cell with a burly man who slams him against the cell door and growls Mike won't last a day in jail. A guard comes up and Mike says it's okay "unless you want to report a federal marshal beat me down." It seems even in a stunned state, Mike's SherlockScan abilities remain great as he saw a photo of the guy on the wall when brought into the building and recognized this as a set-up to get him to talk.

** Your mileage may seriously vary here. This troper felt there was nothing awesome about it and that ''everyone'' lost as a result of this wager, aside from Darby, and possibly Rachel.

* As of "Three, Two, One... Go", Harvey and Mike [[spoiler: are preparing for a 'knife fight', as there is a legal conflict of interest between Harvey's client against the firm Mike is trying to protect from said client's takeover.]] The prospect of the two [[spoiler: going head to head]] in the 10-episode run of Season 4 is already awesome.

* [[spoiler: Harvey beating the shit out of Stephen Huntley.]]