Sorry, but she's entitled to jack shit. What qualifies her to be managing partner? Particularly considering she's going through what appears to be a midlife crisis.
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Réponse de DanGilbert
le 13 juillet 2017 à 14h58
Harvey is managing partner. She's now a senior partner.
Réponse de Jana
le 13 juillet 2017 à 18h33
She's got every right to be something more than a secretary that's for sure. What Harvey said in the bathroom is so true, Donna is the glue that holds that firm together. I swear she's got a sixth sense.
Réponse de Froberg
le 13 juillet 2017 à 18h43
Doesn't mean she's any kind of stable.. she's been behaving erratically to say the least. But maybe it won't bite them in the ass.. maybe.
Réponse de Froberg
le 13 juillet 2017 à 18h43
Yeah sorry, got the terms messed up.
Réponse de Webstractions
le 13 juillet 2017 à 19h42
Shit, I haven' seen this episode yet. Stumbled in here, now I want to know the real skinny!
Réponse de Jana
le 13 juillet 2017 à 20h32
I think the writers are putting Donna at the table for a reason. They wouldn't have the guts to break her down now since she's been the iron lady that everyone depends on. And what other iron lady just left the building? Yup, Jessica. So now they just replaced her with Donna. There has to be one really strong female character in the show that can squeeze those waxed cojones, it wouldn't be PC enough otherwise.
Réponse de Webstractions
le 13 juillet 2017 à 22h00
I just watched the episode, and I am on the fence about Donna. But she did up the game by putting in 500k worth of money to the firm. So she has game to play.
What people didn't notice was another woman moved up also ... Rachael. She takes over the pit full of Associates. Louis takes a back seat, at least for now. She just made the bar and hasn't tried one case.
Réponse de Froberg
le 14 juillet 2017 à 00h35
Didn't put as much in to it, as it wasn't laid out as a permanent thing. But you're correct, of course.
Réponse de Katwah
le 17 juillet 2017 à 21h17
Donna just happen to have $5ook in her checking/saving account? Being a legal secretary must pay well.
Réponse de Froberg
le 18 juillet 2017 à 01h24
Yeah I wondered about that too.
Réponse de cursethedarkness
le 18 juillet 2017 à 14h11
I've always liked the Donna character. Selfless, always willing to help, very well-connected, and always dispenses sage advice. I'm glad she's getting a seat at the table.
Réponse de Katwah
le 18 juillet 2017 à 22h03
I haven't seen the second half of season 6. I had to find bits and pieces of S6 Ep16 on YouTube. I think the money she gave to Harvey is her advance for the Donna Personal Digital Assistant.
Réponse de Froberg
le 19 juillet 2017 à 01h43
Didn't that end up going nowhere?
Réponse de Webstractions
le 19 juillet 2017 à 20h37
Nope. I think the money came from sound investments she heard around the office, and that old stock market tenant.
She was savvy enough to put her money toward a nestegg, and had it when the opportunity arrived.
She always had other's backs. She has her's as well.
Réponse de Jana
le 19 juillet 2017 à 21h48
This. Donna always has a plan. After six seasons we know that she is a chess player. She doesn't strike me as a woman who leads an excessive life either, those clothes are probably expensive but a necessity when working at the firm. She totally rocks those dresses though, and knows it too.