I mean, the whole "The Donna" bit is horrible television.
Sure, it's tv, and obviously, a dramatized version of actual events, but the fact that Mike's where he is, ends up where the season ends up (not to spoil it) is just ridiculous beyond measure. Also not legal in their state... but the facts aren't really in play here as I understand.
Not to mention, their firm has been gutted, they're basically hemorrhaging staff and clients, both of their top lawyers are willing to have guys flat out illegally hack people to get what they want, there's no real sense of morality or the facts that make it even close to a rational plot. It went off the cliff when they spun the will he or won't he get back in after Mike went to the investment firm, and then even further when they basically let Louis use Mike to force his way on the wall.
Admittedly, I enjoyed the season finale this year, and I still watch the show, but the plot is all over the place and has been for a while. I understand what the show is, and I still find it worth some time, but I feel that in some ways it has gone too far off course that destroys some of what at the beginning was a strong show for what it was (which is a typical USA style drama in the pre-Mr. Robot style). I would have been happier with a conclusion of Mike getting out, being happy and the Donna/Harvey getting a resolution. Instead they're going to continue to drag the show out. For what reason?
