Suits. Episode 2.

Wow. 

I'm loving this show more and more by the episode. It's amazingly original, and the dialogue is awesome. Nothing is cheesy or cliche.
Yeah, sure. I KNOW it's not accurate, however a rookie I am in the law department. But it's entertainment, and the show wouldn't stand a chance if each and every detail of a trial or a typical day for a lawyer was put in. Like in White Collar. So I'm not really going to be pointing out mistakes, even if I see one.

The two of them, with a client named Wyatt, walk to a room with lots of people, and Harvey turns around before Mike enters, blocking him.

"Whoa, wait - where do you think you're going?

Mike: Into the room, with the big people.

Harvey: Wrong, that's the adult table, and you haven't earned the privilege yet. 

Mike: But[!], I played air hockey, with them-

Harvey: You need to go back to the office and file a patent for the phone.

Mike: *eyes the room and laughs* A patent? But I don't know how to file a patent.

Harvey: *shrugs* Figure it out.

Mike: Can't we do that, after -

Harvey: No. And if you keep talking, I'm going to start billing you, and my time runs at a hundred dollars an hour.

"Yes, but isn't this 'our time', Mr. Hand?"

Harvey smiles at him for a while. 

"I stand corrected." he says. And I think he's going to let him in, since I have no idea what Mike had said.

"Your Fast Times at Ridgemont High quote, that - proves, you belong at the adult table." 

He turns around.

Mike: That's a great -

"- movie, and it spoke to a generation!"

And the elevator scene was somehow PRICELESS. Mike kinda gets high.

ding.

ding, ding. 
:D