I'm just going to toss out the question that all of us are no doubt thinking right now...

HOW MUCH MONEY DOES HARVEY EVEN MAKE?!

That was the major topic up for debate on Suits Season 5 Episode 2, and I can't say that I'm not a little disappointed it will forever remain unanswered.

Money has always been a fluid subject on the show, but with so many people so furious over Harvey's paycheck... you have to wonder what that number is.

Give us your best guess in comments below! 

As for Donna, well, home girl is apparently making more than any other secretary at the firm.

Rightly so, Donna is the best of the best! But knowing that Harvey paid her salary out of his own pocket from the very beginning? It's somewhere between heart-stopingly romantic and utterly diabolical. 

Don't get me wrong, it's a lovely gesture, and it proves just how much he values Donna and how little he values actual money. But keeping that kind of secret from her for 12 years only to throw it in Louis' face later? As Mike would say, "Dick move."

You can't put a price tag on a woman like that!

Louis

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I'm with Louis on this one. Donna is more than just an amazing secretary, she's an amazing person. She's priceless!

Money really was the theme of the night, since elsewhere Rachel and Mike hit a bump in the road on the way to the altar with Robert Zane's prenup proposal.

Fortunately for fans of this ship, even a topic as sketchy as a prenup didn't seem to phase them. In fact, it not only brought Mike and Rachel closer together, it brought Mike and Robert closer together too. This class action suit they've teamed up on is shaping up to be the Big Case of the season.

However it pans out, it's likely to make waves at both their firms.

In another fantastic females-helping-females scene, Jessica and Rachel also have a chat about the prenup. 

Jessica: You need to ask yourself how much do you really love Mike?
Rachel: I love him all the way.

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These ladies are strong, independent, smart, and witty, which is why it's so nice to see all of that balanced with their respective love stories. Successful and not so successful. Watching Jessica essentially mentor Rachel in business and in life is something I need more of immediately! 

Can Rachel be Jessica's associate when she graduates? Please?

Speaking of fantastic ladies, who else is already head over heels in love with Gretchen?

Harvey's new assistant might not be dynamite in a pencil skirt, but those are a dime a dozen at Pearson, Specter, Litt. What Harvey needs is a no nonsense, all eavesdropping, totally dependable secretary, who has some serious know-how. Basically, another Donna.

And Gretchen appears to fit the bill. On the plus side? She won't end up sleeping with Harvey due to unresolved sexual tension!

Gretchen: I prefer my men manly.
Harvey: Am I not manly?
Gretchen: Well, if you have to ask...

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Finally, we turn to Louis.

Poor, insecure, backstabbing, infuriating Louis. We've seen Louis self-sabotage before, so this is really just par for the course, but it's still disappointing. It always seems to be one step forward, two steps back when he and Harvey make progress on their friendship. 

Donna's new allegiance was sure to cause a rift between the two name partners, but heaven help us if they are about to have another workplace showdown. 

Now that Jack Soloff has entered the ring, has Louis finally found a suitable ally capable of helping him take Harvey down? Or will Harvey knock them both out of the ring when all is said and done?

Tell us what you think in comments below! 

For reference, I'm going to guesstimate that Harvey's bi-monthly take home is around $50k. That sounds suitably preposterous, right? 

Don't forget to watch Suits online so you can put in a guess of your own.

Watch Suits Season 5 Episode 2 Online

On Suits Season 5 Episode 2 things are heating up between Louis and Harvey more than ever before. 

If you thought their feud was at fiery levels before, well. Donna. Donna, Donna, Donna. There is good news on the horizon, however, as Harvey has found a kick ass new assistant who not only understands the lay of the land, but isn't afraid to stand tall where Harvey is concerned.

Watch Suits Season 5 Episode 2 Online

But where Harvey and Louis go during this hour is one for the record books. There is a saying about money and evil and even if what we witness isn't evil, the topic sure wreaks a lot of havoc nonetheless.

Take a look for yourself. Click below and watch Suits online via TV Fanatic. 

Woah, what a teaser! Is anyone else dying for it to be Wednesday already?

Harvey's new grudge match against Soloff didn't go his way last week, so now it looks he's calling in a couple favors to famous friends in Suits Season 5 Episode 3. Can a little star quality dazzle the other partners into restoring his salary to what it used to be? 

Money might be the last thing on Harvey's mind though, as Donna's scathing rejection appears to trigger another panic attack. "What makes you think if I want to leave Louis that I would ever come back to you?" Wow, Donna. Harsh! It may be sad to see these two so at odds this season, but it's also oh so juicy!

Plus, it looks like Harvey's little secret might not be a secret anymore, since Mike witnesses him fall apart. He even calls 9-11!

Check out this all new episode of Suits on Wednesday at 9/8c. 

You can also catch up on any episodes you missed when you watch Suits online via TV Fanatic. 

It's only been two episodes, but Gretchen has already won me over. 

She's not Donna of course, but she has Harvey's back, and that's exactly what he needs right now, whether he wants to admit it or not.

Harvey's escalating anxiety comes to a head in Suits Season 5 Episode 3, but now he's finally starting to make some progress and regain control over it. 

Watching Harvey picture his doctor as Donna and really let his anger come out was a huge breakthrough for him, not to mention it was an incredibly well done and well acted scene.  Losing Donna has really messed him up. 

Mike's case with Robert Zane wasn't helping matters and only further pushed Harvey towards the edge. After Jessica pointed out his paranoia that Mike would be the next one to leave him, the resulting panic attack seemed inevitable. 

How great was it to see Gretchen come to him and tell him about her own history of panic attacks? She gave him the hope he needed that he can overcome his anxiety and work through his abandonment issues. 

No matter what Harvey is dealing with in his personal life, he's way too stubborn to let it get in the way of his professional one. Bringing in Charles Barkley to poach Jack's client was pure genius, not to mention hilarious. If only we could have had cameos from Michael, Magic, Larry, and Hakeem as well. My basketball loving heart would have been in heaven. 

He even got the last word with Louis, who luckily seems to have no intention of letting Jack boss him around anymore. We need Louis back on Harvey's good side so that Gretchen can resume playing silly pranks on him. I want to see what else she can come up with to mess with him. 

Mike's childhood story sure is compelling and pulls at the heart strings. It even reminds Robert what he's had to overcome to get where he is, earning his respect. Granted, it only lasted about three seconds. 

Robert: You got dealt a bad hand, you pulled yourself up by your bootstraps, and I respect that.
Mike: Thanks Robert.
Robert: You can call me dad.
Mike: Really?
Robert: No.

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That's okay though, because in the end it's Mike's super powered memory paired with his compassionate heart that gets the job done and truly earns Robert's respect as a partner. I think it's safe to say he earned a pass for his tardiness. I'm definitely looking forward to seeing these two continue to work together. 

I'm loving whatever is happening between Jessica and Rachel right now. Their relationship is growing beyond mentor/mentee into a solid friendship similar to Rachel and Donna's. Though, I have to say, I thought it was pretty obvious the speech was going to be Jessica's, but I'll give that a pass since it gave us such great moments between them. Who else thinks a shopping trip is in order for these two? I wouldn't be opposed to that, especially if Donna came along. 

Speaking of Donna, Harvey is not the only one suffering from anxiety over her. Louis is still struggling to accept that she's not going to leave him to go back to Harvey. Personally in this case his worries are probably valid. The more she assures him she's not leaving, the more I believe she eventually will. I don't necessarily think it'll happen soon, but it wouldn't shock me if she and Gretchen have switched desks by the end of the season. Donna and Harvey can't stay separated forever right? 

If you missed anything, you can watch Suits online anytime and catch up!

Suits Season 5 Episode 4 will be titled "No Puedo Hacerlo" and will air on Wednesday, July 15. 

Amy Acker is on her way to Suits.

The veteran actress (Person of Interest) will debut as Louis' sister on Suits Season 5 Episode 4, coming on board as a character named Esther who requires assistance from brother’s law firm.

Look for Esther to be a part of a multi-million dollar company.

Also, as teased in this promo, look for her possibly need some special help from Harvey.

Meaning what, exactly? Check out the official USA Network teaser now.

Can we all agree right now that Amy Acker is a gift to television and Hollywood in general?

Yes? Good. 

Her appearance as Esther on Suits Season 5 Episode 4 brought a face to the long alluded to character of Louis's sister. Instead of a frumpy and sneering Louis look-alike though, we got a surprise when the gorgeous and graceful Amy Acker showed up at Pearson Specter Litt. 

View Slideshow: Suits Photos from "No Puedo Hacerlo"

My only complaint for Esther's storyline is that we didn't get to see nearly enough of her banter with Louis. After the shock of finally seeing Louis's sister, we barely got one scene of them hashing it out before she was whisked off to wheel-and-deal with Harvey over her impending divorce.

Speaking of that divorce, I do love when one of Harvey's cases helps him turn a corner in his personal life.

The symmetry between Harvey's feud with Donna and Esther's battle with her husband over their divorce settlement was really portrayed beautifully.

In the beginning, we sympathize with Esther's plight. She feels tricked and abandoned by her cheating husband, and we kind of feel like screaming for the bastard's blood. Similarly, Harvey feels like Donna has committed those same crimes of infidelity by leaving him for Louis.

Watching Harvey slowly realize that Esther's stubborn refusal to settle is more about hurt feelings than money felt so vindicating. His realization that he's been treating Donna the same way out of spite... well let's just say it was a moment. I mean, that stricken look on his face when he spots Donna outside the conference room? Whoa.

Don't even get me started on Donna's emotional speech about putting herself first.

I spent twelve years putting you first, and the day I finally decided to do something for myself, you didn't just stop treating me like family, you started treating my like a stranger.

Donna

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Seeing Harvey finally thank her for those 12 years at the end of the episode felt like such a step in the right direction.

There may be hope for those two yet, but there won't be any for me if they keep playing heavy emotional music while Harvey fights not to look back over his shoulder as he walks away from Donna. Come on, people. Have mercy on my heart! 

Elsewhere, Mike and Robert Zane got into some hot water with their class-action suit. 

I almost forgot that Katrina went to work for Zane after getting fired from Pearson Specter Litt, but that's probably because her actress has been too busy killing it on 12 Monkeys to guest star too often.

Her easy camaraderie with Mike, however, turned up a potentially nasty bit of insider trading to which Robert was possibly privy. I'm actually glad we never got a definitive answer on whether or not Robert knew about the hedge fund business. It would be great if he turned out to be an all around honest guy, but isn't it so much more interesting if he's not?

Jessica's speech about money wasn't wrong after all. Just a little harsh.

Mike: So this is all just about the money?
Jessica: Were you born yesterday? The clients are looking for money. We're looking for money. The insurance company is looking to keep money. It's always about the money.

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And who else spotted that little moment of hesitation when Mike and Rachel started talking about kids? 

Do we think Rachel is pregnant? Or is it just that she's not hot on the idea of children while she's battling law school, associate work and passing the bar? 

Normally I'd say the latter, but this is television, so there's got to be baby drama eventually! 

What did you think of "NoPeudo Hacerlo"? Has Harvey finally turned a corner with Donna? Or is this another case of "one step forward, two steps back"? 

If you missed anything, be sure to watch Suits online to catch up on this amazing season! 

Thank goodness someone finally brought up Mike's hair. It's about damn time! 

Unfortunately, there were more pressing issues to attend to in Suits Season 5 Episode 5 than Mike's new slicked back do. Travis Tanner returned with a vengeance that was strangely... not so vengeful.

View Slideshow: Suits Photos from "Toe to Toe"

From the moment Tanner hit the scene, you could practically feel his past sins oozing off of him. This is the guy that has consistently been the worst of the worst for four whole seasons. So hearing him preach about new beginnings and better morals? Yeah right!

Ever since the day I met you, all you've done is cross lines, and it starting with you ripping off cancer victims.

Harvey

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Unfortunately for Harvey, Mike was stuck between doing the right thing and worrying over Harvey's mental state. Plus, he was much more easily convinced of Tanner's new choir boy status. 

You've got to love that whenever Tanner turns up, Mike becomes the adult in a play pen of bickering children. Time and time again, Mike chimed in as the voice of reason, urging the two warring parties to take the original settlement that was put on the table. 

Remember when Mike used to be just an ickle little fraud with no experience or smarts? 

Maybe his new hair is actually a sign of his budding maturity? 

Tanner: I remember when you used to ride a bike.
Mike: I remember when you used to be a scumbag, but you didn't pretend you weren't.

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The case of the week was admittedly a little bland as far as intrigue and drama go, but it never really stood a chance when Travis Tanner's possible redemption was on the line.

I honestly didn't believe right up until the end there that he was even capable of turning over a new leaf. I was glad to be wrong though, since the theme of this season seems to be Change with a capital C!

Harvey changing his ways and dealing with his issues – Donna related and otherwise. Mike growing up and starting his life with Rachel. Louis changing into a name partner that Jessica and Harvey can actually trust and respect. Donna growing out of her Harvey bubble and learning to start doing things for herself.

If even Travis Tanner can change, then there's got to be hope for the rest of our beloved characters!

Yep, things are certainly ch-ch-ch-changing on Suits this year!

Louis' journey might just be my favorite though.

After so much scheming and backstabbing and subterfuge, Louis did the one thing that might have earned him a little trust from Jessica. He looked her in the eye and admitted his wrongdoing.

Honesty apparently won him some favors too, since Jessica backed him against Soloff while simultaneously backing Soloff right into a corner. Don't you just love seeing Jessica play the long con? There's a reason she's stayed managing partner so long!

Louis: Jessica, when am I going to learn not to defy you?
Jessica: You're never going to learn, but as long as I know that, we'll be okay.

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Something tells me that we haven't seen the last of Jack Soloff yet, but he's proving to be a worthy adversary so far, so I'm eager to see his next move. Perhaps Jessica will be his new target?

This review wouldn't be complete without a full length analysis of Harvey's newest Donna drama, so strap in.

That dream... wow. First off, how rude to tease us with a Harvey and Donna hookup only to yank it away. We have shippers on life support right now, I'm sure.

Plus, has there ever been a more disturbing picture than Donna naked in bed with Travis Tanner? I don't think so.

No matter how disturbing, the dream did lead to some great new scenes between Harvey and his therapist, Dr. Agard. Up until now, she's existed as a slightly aloof, but still entirely competent, psychiatrist. Someone entirely there to be used for Harvey's emotional needs. But now we learned a little bit about her back story, and she became this incredible three-dimensional character right before our eyes.

I want you to tell me the worst mistake you ever made as a therapist.

Harvey

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Her story about accidentally getting her patient killed because of her own personal feelings was as tragic as it was telling. Not to mention, it helped her get right to the heart of where Harvey's issues truly lie. 

Donna might be his trigger, but she's not the source of Harvey's abandonment issues. As always, the parents are to blame...

Harvey's deep seated issues with his mother's infidelity and abandonment are no doubt playing a big role in his resentment of Donna and her recent departure. Unfortunately for Dr. Agard, Harvey wasn't exactly willing to open up about that particular part of his past.

Hopefully we'll get to see him explore those issues instead of run from them in Suits Season 5 Episode 6.

If you missed tonight's episode, you can always watch Suits online to catch up! 

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To those of you who doubted Louis Litt's ability to change, all I can say is I hope you strapped yourself in for Suits Season 5 Episode 6! 

We saw a whole new Louis tonight, and I think we can all agree that his new attitude felt like a breath of fresh air! Even if it's probably temporary. 

View Slideshow: Suits Photos from "Privilege"

After years of watching Louis self-sabotage and fall victim to pride and pettiness, fans finally got to see something they probably didn't expect to ever get: a changed Louis. Time and time again tonight, Louis took the high road, acting like a mature and civilized adult instead of the petulant child we're used to.

Will this behavior last? Probably not.

Louis is at his best when he's being vindictive and mean – it's half of the reason why we adore him most of the time – so I wouldn't expect this new leaf of his to stayed turned over for long. 

Regardless, watching Louis behave himself and work with Mike instead of against him was awesome for fans who knew that deep down he was capable of being a team player. Let's hope he can keep it up for just a little longer! Another coup might be coming our way, and Louis is definitely someone you want on your side when the winds starts changing. 

Elsewhere, Harvey seems to be doing his very best to drive Dr. Agard and her offer of help away. Every time she builds even a small bit of trust between them, Harvey blows through it with a wrecking ball. That's what most people like to call commitment issues. This week, that wrecking ball just so happened to be her past confession about killing a patient, which Harvey wielded like a weapon against her in her deposition.

I know therapists are pretty much used to being emotional punching bags, but Harvey sure packs a wallop! 

Why the hell should anyone ever trust you with anything?

Harvey

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I have to admit, I was pretty sure that after that kind of attack, Dr. Agard would drop Harvey for good, and that would be the end of his quick stint into therapy. Surprisingly enough, after quite a bit of back and forth, Harvey did agree to set aside his anger and defensiveness in order to talk about his mother. Finally! We've only been waiting to hear the full story on Harvey's mom since like, forever! 

Speaking of scenes fans have been waiting for... DONNA AND GRETCHEN! 

Good luck with your duck, Red.

Gretchen

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• Added: July 29, 2015

Let's all just take a moment to relive that epic first meeting. 

From the sass, to the witticisms, to the refreshing honesty exchanged between these two stand-out women, I can only say that this had better be the start of a beautiful friendship. I'm pretty sure that Donna and Gretchen could conquer a small country if they really wanted to.

Alas, Donna put her powers to work elsewhere, plotting and planning Rachel's dream wedding. 

Admittedly, the wedding planner subplot was a little silly and not my favorite, even if it did give us the opportunity to hear Donna put on that outlandish French accent. All I can say is that I hope Donna gets a meaty story soon, preferably independent of Harvey's issues, so we can get a deeper look into her character this year.

There's still a lot of territory left unexplored with Donna, so it's high time we start digging in to her past. She might seem like she's got everything perfectly pulled together all the time, but those characters often have the juiciest secrets waiting in the wings.

The past will definitely be coming back to haunt us in the next installment, in more ways than one!

Not only will we get another peek at Louis' sister, Esther, next week, but Suits Season 5 Episode 7 also marks the return of Daniel Hardman.

This is your last chance to work with me. Take it, and you have a future. Don't, and you can go ask Daniel Hardman for a job.

Jessica

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If you wondered why Jack Soloff seemed to be gunning for Harvey and Jessica so hard this season, then wonder no more! He appears to be taking orders from the previously ousted Daniel Hardman, which is never a good thing. 

Is Hardman back for revenge? Will we finally get to hear all the dirty details about Harvey's mother? Sound off in comments below with your theories!  

Catch up on past episodes when you watch Suits online via TV Fanatic. 

Watch Suits Season 5 Episode 6 Online

We've seen it all before on Suits, right?

Louis Litt takes it upon himself to do something crafty... the plan goes awry ... and while he desperately attempts to fix things, he also tries to keep Harvey Specter (or Jessica) from finding out about his blunder.

On Suits Season 5 Episode 7, Louis will have done it again by trusting nemesis Jack Soloff - and it will come back to bite him in the rear end. Big time.

As you'll see in this exclusive clip (provided to TV Fanatic by the good folks at USA), though, Louis may not cower in a corner when Harvey lays into him this time around. He's prepared to stand up and fight!

Ready to see it Harvey gets Litt Up on tonight's episode?

Suits Season 5 airs Wednesdays at 9/8c on USA.

It may have taken five seasons, but Harvey and Louis have finally come to physical blows! And boy, was it ugly!

After an emotionally draining episode like Suits Season 5 Episode 7, it's hard to determine who needs our sympathy the most: Harvey for his mommy issues, Mike for his fraud issues, or Louis for his poor broken face! 

View Slideshow: Suits Photos from "Hitting Home"

I think the dark horse in that race would actually be Jack Soloff.

After so many weeks of vile and villainous behavior, we were finally given a look at why Jack does the horrible things he does. Admittedly, it was hard to trust Jack at first. Beware of double-crossers offering lucrative cases.

But the more Jack and Mike worked together, the clearer it became that Jack could possibly be one of the good guys – a suspicion that was reinforced when he refused to let Hardman manipulate him into betraying the firm again.

You have to feel sorry for the guy, though. Not everyone can be hotshots like Harvey, Mike, and Jessica. Some people pay their dues for 20 years, grinding out the hours and hard work, and still don't come out on top. Looking at it that way... I'd probably want to pick a fight with Harvey, too. 

Now we'll just have to wait and see if Jack becomes an ally for Team Harvey, or if Hardman can tempt him back to the dark side. 

If you want to get along with me, you better find a way to get along with him.

Mike

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Mike turned out to be a good vessel through which to tell Jack's redemption story. He had the least turbulent past with Soloff, making their tentative friendship believable, and he's always been the first to forgive and forget others' misdeeds.

Perhaps that's because he has so many secret misdeeds of his own?

After all these years and with so many people in the know, it's easy to forget that Mike is still lying about his law degree to the rest of the world. He may be practicing law in the big leagues, but he's still a fraud. Which is why when Jack pays it forward and suggests Mike for junior partner, Jessica demands that he turn down the position.

Remember that glass ceiling that caused Mike to quit at the end of Suits Season 3?

Yep, it's back with a vengeance!

Something tells me that this time, Mike won't just sit back and let his secret keep him from success. Unfortunately, any rebellion against Jessica would be poorly timed now that she's about to go head to head with Hardman. 

Meanwhile, Darvey fans finally got some action tonight in both good and bad ways.

Harvey and Donna's standing anniversary date – go ahead and let that sink in, shippers – was an adorable way to get these two back on civil speaking terms. It's only a shame the can opener didn't make an appearance! Sadly for us though, their little dinner didn't lead back to friendship, since Donna sees all.

Once again, Donna found herself stuck in between Harvey and Louis, after realizing that Harvey had broken his promise not to sleep with Esther. As much as I'm loving this change up of loyalty for Donna, I decidedly don't enjoy seeing her pulled between two men like she's a tug-of-war chew toy. 

Can Gretchen reveal that she's actually a high-powered attorney, so Donna can go work for her? Thanks.

Louis and Esther's relationship got quite a bit more focus this week too, which was a relief since their brother/sister bond was barely touched on during Esther's first episode. I would have to say that Louis' defining personality trait has always been insecurity, and his scenes with Esther tonight really highlighted the source of that.

I'm not going to let you treat me like I'm less than you!

Louis

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• Added: August 05, 2015

Sibling rivalry isn't always fun or cute; it can be damaging and painful. This new information about Louis' inferiority complex with his sister really helps shed some light on some of his more... aggressive tendencies. Especially with Harvey, whom he's always seen as competition.

There wasn't too much competition in their quick scuffle at the end of the night, though.

Admittedly, Louis came on a little too strong considering Harvey had just made an unsettling breakthrough with Dr. Agard about his mother. Learning you've developed the same habits as the mother you hate? Bad news. I'd probably want to punch something, too. Just not my best friend/long time rival! 

Louis, for all his bluster, didn't stand a chance against Harvey. That's something that is not going to work in Harvey's favor in Suits Season 5 Episode 8, when Louis decides he wants to press assault and battery charges! 

Can Louis forgive and forget? Or will this feud give Harman the opportunity he's been waiting for to swoop in and destroy Jessica? 

I'd recommend a few of you go watch Suits online to revisit old episodes, especially since next week Troian Bellisario will be reprising her role as Mike's old flame! 

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