Suits Сезон 9 Эпизоды 8 Список английских слов

Suits S9E8

Prisoners Dilemma

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397 слов
A2
6
B1
108
B2
205
C1
74
C2
4
a load of crap B2 +
admissible C1 +
admit the truth B1 +
advised B1 +
affidavit C1 +
after B1 +
ain't fixing B1 +
all yours B1 +
anyone who'd listen B1 +
apply to you B1 +
arrest warrant B2 +
as of right now B1 +
assaulted B2 +
assured B2 +
at every turn B2 +
at odds B2 +
attorney-client privilege C1 +
autopsy B2 +
back off B2 +
backed into a corner B2 +
bad guy B1 +
bailed B2 +
be my guest B1 +
be over B1 +
beat him B1 +
beauty sleep B2 +
bet your ass C1 +
bigger fish B2 +
bluff B2 +
bonus checks B1 +
both hands are clean C1 +
breaking the rules B1 +
bring to bear C1 +
bullshit B2 +
buried B2 +
butter fingers B2 +
buyout clause C1 +
bylaws C1 +
call it off B2 +
call off the dogs C1 +
calling in IOUs C1 +
came as soon as I could B1 +
can't stand B1 +
cancer B2 +
cave B2 +
cellmate B2 +
change my story B1 +
change our minds B1 +
coerced testimony C1 +
collude with C1 +
colluded C1 +
colluding C1 +
come after B2 +
come forward B2 +
coming after B2 +
coming after me B2 +
coming out on top B2 +
concocted C1 +
confront him with it B2 +
conspired C1 +
conspired to swap C1 +
conspired with C1 +
conspiring with C1 +
consuming you B2 +
contain myself B2 +
convict B2 +
convicted felon B2 +
couldn't have done that without you B2 +
cover-up B2 +
crossed B2 +
crossed the line B2 +
curveball B2 +
cut a deal B2 +
cut ties with B2 +
cut us a deal B2 +
cut your sentence in half B2 +
cutting a deal B2 +
danger B1 +
deathbed confession B2 +
denying B2 +
did it ever occur to you B2 +
didn't lose a minute's sleep B2 +
disbar you C1 +
disbarred C1 +
don't even care B1 +
don't give a shit B2 +
don't take this the wrong way B2 +
done answering questions B1 +
done asking B1 +
dozen B1 +
drop this B2 +
dumb enough B1 +
engaged in B2 +
entrap C1 +
errand to run B1 +
exonerated C1 +
explain B1 +
expose himself B2 +
exposure B2 +
fabricating C1 +
fabricating evidence C1 +
far along B2 +
feeling powerless B2 +
feels weird B1 +
figure out B1 +
figure out a way B1 +
figure that out B1 +
file a motion C1 +
filed a countersuit C1 +
find me a way out B2 +
forced out B2 +
forcing himself on me C1 +
freelancing B2 +
Fuck you and the horse you rode in on! C2 +
fucking C1 +
full of shit C1 +
get an inmate moved B2 +
get away with B2 +
get away with this B2 +
get Gallo moved B2 +
get married A2 +
get Mike out of there B1 +
get our stories straight B2 +
get this feeling B2 +
get to it B1 +
get tossed B2 +
get you out of this B1 +
get your facts straight B2 +
getting at B2 +
getting close to something B1 +
give a shit about C1 +
give birth B1 +
glad you could make it B1 +
go after B1 +
go over my head B2 +
go right ahead B2 +
go to prison B1 +
go to trial B2 +
goes south B2 +
goes straight to voicemail B1 +
going after B2 +
going anywhere B1 +
going down B1 +
going up B1 +
gone B1 +
gonna end well B1 +
good with who I am B2 +
got B1 +
got away B1 +
got his buddy out of prison B1 +
got Mr. Miller out of a jam C1 +
got my hands full B2 +
got no proof B1 +
got nothing on me B2 +
grounds B2 +
Guilty as charged B2 +
gum up the works C1 +
gut punch C1 +
had me arrested B2 +
handling this B1 +
hands were all over me C1 +
happens to other people B1 +
hear about B1 +
heart attack B1 +
hide behind B2 +
hiding a grudge B2 +
hinges on B2 +
holding the shovel C1 +
How did it go? A2 +
I'm not so sure B1 +
if push came to shove B2 +
in danger B1 +
in on it B2 +
in the meantime B1 +
in this together B1 +
inappropriate B2 +
inform on B2 +
intimidate me into C1 +
jog your memory B2 +
kicking your ass C1 +
kidding yourself B2 +
kissing ass B2 +
know the whole story B1 +
last chance B1 +
leading him on B2 +
leads me to B1 +
leave me alone A2 +
leave this alone B1 +
leech off of C1 +
let it go B1 +
let me guess B1 +
letting you off the hook B2 +
liability B2 +
lied B1 +
life savings B1 +
lifeline C1 +
long time no see B1 +
look like a house B2 +
looking out for B2 +
loophole C1 +
lose your head B2 +
lose your job B1 +
lost her license B2 +
lured B2 +
made a deal B1 +
made this whole story up B1 +
make things right B1 +
make this deal go away B2 +
manipulated B2 +
manipulates B2 +
mentor B2 +
moral code B2 +
move on to B1 +
my guess is B1 +
NDAs B2 +
never going to happen B1 +
never hurt a soul B1 +
not to mention B2 +
obstruction C1 +
off the hook B2 +
off-limits B2 +
oil and water B2 +
on behalf of B2 +
on the brink of C1 +
on the spot B2 +
on trial B2 +
one-way ticket B2 +
opposing counsel C1 +
out of the blue B2 +
overpowered C1 +
owed him one B2 +
owed me that much B1 +
owed you B1 +
parole violation C1 +
party to C1 +
pat me down B2 +
pat me on the back B2 +
payouts B2 +
perjured yourself C1 +
personal attack B2 +
phone records B1 +
picked him up B1 +
piece of shit B2 +
pit one against the other C1 +
plaintiff B2 +
played fast and loose C1 +
playing ball with B2 +
plea deal B2 +
pleasure B1 +
premium B2 +
prisoner's dilemma C2 +
probable cause C1 +
prosecutor B2 +
prove it B1 +
pull out B1 +
pulled B1 +
pulled every string B2 +
pulled my records B2 +
pursued a client B2 +
put her on the stand B2 +
put him in prison B2 +
put it together B2 +
put the screws to C1 +
put through a meat grinder C2 +
put you in this position B2 +
putting away B1 +
putting him away B2 +
putting my feelings aside B2 +
putting you away B2 +
ran out B1 +
reach out to B2 +
read him the riot act C1 +
recant C1 +
redacted C1 +
redirect B2 +
regretted coming forward B2 +
repping B2 +
representation B2 +
resign B2 +
resisted B2 +
ring a bell B2 +
rip his head off C1 +
road map B2 +
run by B2 +
run it by me B1 +
save yourself the trouble B2 +
screwed B2 +
screwed up B2 +
seen this movie before B2 +
set me up B2 +
set this whole thing up B2 +
setting this thing up B1 +
settlements B2 +
shed light on B2 +
short of that B2 +
show up B1 +
showed up B1 +
sit on my hands C1 +
sit on this B2 +
slander C1 +
slap him with C1 +
slippery son of a bitch C1 +
smell right B2 +
snapped B2 +
so help me C1 +
soften him up B2 +
sold him out B2 +
sole purpose B2 +
solid as a rock B2 +
something's wrong A2 +
son of a bitch B2 +
song and dance C1 +
sounded upset B1 +
Speaking of B1 +
spell it out B2 +
spinning you B2 +
staring down the barrel of a loaded shotgun C2 +
state's attorney B2 +
statute of limitations C1 +
sticking together B1 +
straight up B2 +
stretch B2 +
strings attached B2 +
stuck together B2 +
substantial amount B2 +
suitors C1 +
sure as hell B2 +
sure as we're sitting here C1 +
swagger B2 +
swearing B2 +
synergy C1 +
take a rain check B2 +
take away every penny B2 +
take down B2 +
take it real easy on you B2 +
take me up on it B2 +
take me up on my offer B2 +
take the stand B2 +
take this piece of shit down B2 +
talk shit B2 +
talk strategy B2 +
talk to the warden B1 +
tank this deal C1 +
technicality C1 +
telling the truth A2 +
testimony B2 +
the side I am on B1 +
thinking about family A2 +
this ought to be good B2 +
threatened B1 +
threw everything I had B2 +
threw up B1 +
throw you a ticker-tape parade C1 +
throw you in prison B2 +
times have changed B1 +
too long ago B1 +
took action B1 +
took so long B1 +
took up this fight B2 +
track record B2 +
triggering B2 +
turn around and drop him C1 +
turn first B2 +
turn it down B1 +
turn on B2 +
turned out to be B1 +
turning you over B2 +
Turns out B1 +
twist what I say B2 +
two hands tied behind my back C1 +
two-way street B2 +
under arrest B2 +
under indictment C1 +
unrelated B2 +
up against B2 +
up your offer B2 +
vendetta C1 +
volunteering to drop me B2 +
wading through B2 +
waive your right B2 +
walking away from B1 +
want in B2 +
was in there B1 +
wearing a wire B2 +
went after B2 +
went after him B2 +
went over his head B2 +
went over my head B2 +
went to prison B1 +
what the hell B1 +
What the hell does that mean? B2 +
what was really going on B1 +
what you gonna do about it B1 +
willing to talk B1 +
with a baby on the way B2 +
witness tampering C1 +
yanked him out B2 +

In the gripping episode "Prisoners Dilemma" from Season 9 of "Suits," the stakes are higher than ever as the characters navigate moral uncertainties and complex legal battles. Harvey Specter, alongside his close ally Mike Ross, faces a daunting challenge when they must deal with the fallout from a major case. The episode delves deep into the intricacies of loyalty and betrayal as they confront both personal and professional dilemmas. Meanwhile, Jessica Pearson re-enters the scene, stirring up past conflicts and forcing the characters to reevaluate their choices and relationships. As the narrative unfolds, viewers are drawn into a web of strategic maneuvers and emotional confrontations, highlighting the tension between ambition and ethics in the high-pressure world of law.

As the episode progresses, each character's storyline interweaves, revealing their vulnerabilities and the moral complexities they face. Harvey grapples with the implications of his decisions, balancing his ambition with the desire to protect those he cares about. Mike, on the other hand, struggles with feelings of guilt and the burden of his past actions, leading to intense self-reflection. Jessica's return adds another layer of tension, as her presence challenges the established dynamics within the firm. Key moments arise when characters are forced to make difficult choices, leading to unexpected alliances and rivalries. The episode builds towards a dramatic climax, leaving viewers on the edge of their seats as they witness the characters confront their darkest fears and the consequences of their actions, all while questioning what it truly means to be a friend and a lawyer in a world fraught with moral ambiguity.