He wants to fucking die

@@user-ro7bm7bc1k he is the one who killed her.

In some way- Shiv always betrayed Tom while he had her back and tried to get her love/ attention/ sympathy, always to end up failing

Nice bit of karma for her. She stepped all over him all series and he finally snapped.

True!

i mean i had to agree with the shiv part. shiv was an a hole, but roman was not. he actually respects geri

@@betaririzqikaer2451 the dick pics have nothing to do with respect.

@@betaririzqikaer2451 He likes Geri. There's a difference.

Heartbreaking. Maybe more than Tom finding out Shiv doesn't love him and wants an open relationship. Gerri did warn him, though.

they're earned their positions. the roy kids just feel entitled.

Tom is a man who was tired of being tested 😅

@@MJ-py7dm right… they made him that way specially Shiv

Well not quite. Obviously I'm late, but I think Tom always had this in him. He only really acted now, but Tom was always intelligent and observant, putting on an act in front of others while being his true self around people like Greg. He knew how to play the game in a way that the siblings just could never understand@@burntnorton8841

I see you

LMAO

Playin like a pro

Well played.

Also, she is legally bound to the financial interests of the shareholders. This is a good deal for them, and the roy kids, as shareholders, are about to cash out bigtime. They dont like the deal because they know theyre dead weight and will never get to run the thing. Objectively, they are entitled brats, which makes it much easier to see where gerri and logan are coming from

@@katana2k Gerri yes, Logan no, dude is a monster and he is their father.

@@kira-zk6op He is a monster, yes, but he has the same fiduciary responsibility as Gerri. If he goes against the shareholders' financial interests, he could be sued and removed as CEO/Chairman. Furthermore, Logan is the largest shareholder in the company. If he hands it over to one of his kids and they tank it, he will go broke. They all would. He has a duty to his family, and the shareholders to either sell the whole thing for a good price, or find a worthy successor. As it stands, the kids really aren't fit. Ken is hard working, but he's a bad leader and not likeable. Shiv is a good leader, but she doesn't work hard and isn't likeable. Roman is likeable, but he's lazy and bad at leadership.

I will become a motherfucking nun if that happens😭😭

Or in another words: "When the Roy kids finally get the taste of real world"

Certainly more than expected

Not now Julie, I don't have time to masturbate.

Did he enjoy it?

@@justwatching1980 not this time

Same

Sonpak Daughterpak

Also Roman finally stands because Logan offers him an exit and to leave his siblings but he did not took it. And what he learns from that? It didn't work.

romangerri is back but they’re acting more divorced than tomshiv

Yeah the only downside to the ending is, when Rome goes to bar Gerri should be there, and they share a drink.

His actions prove otherwise.

@@Lightner445555555555 Well shows not over yet...I made my claim already, I gotta stick with it.

I think you're close, but missing somethings. I decided to rewatch Season 1 again, and it's really clear looking back that Kendall's the only one of the three that's really capable of being CEO and running the company. Shiv's disinterested in the business but loves power, and Roman is too unserious and disciplined to run the company. Kendall loves the media business and knows everything about it, however, his massive insecurities make it easy for him to be manipulated by outsiders like Lawrence Lee in the first episode. Like we see in season 3, the only way it works (and I agree with you) is that all three of them work together, but it happens too late. The irony of the show going back to Season 1, is that the only person qualified to maintain the family legacy and fortune as the main lead is Marcia Roy...and the reason why is she's the only one in Logan's life who doesn't need him and she's the only one who leaves him, when he tries to play his game with her, as opposed to everyone who sticks around hoping that they'll win. This is something Logan deeply knows even going back to Season 1, and when at the end of the episode when he wants to elevate her status so he can feel that his legacy is somewhat secure and his kids pull a fast one on him, he has a stroke.

He cares for his kids so much he turned them into fucking basket cases.

I had never seen such a stupid comment in my life.

Not true. Roman went rogue with his siblings.

It mattered to Logan, it meant Tom was loyal

Caroline's husband Peter

munion the onion

i mean he's desperate at that point

If you haven’t watched the show I suggest you watch it all, it’s almost impossible to explain all the context, character beats and background of why this scene hits without literally watching the entire show up until this point

The narcisistic toxic dad sold the company off, they all individually wanted to be the ceo of. (They got betrayed by mom/husband/advisor/dad). The dad played toxic favoritism among them and made them think individually they would be ceo at one point. This is explained most simply put. (The husband betrayed by telling the father of the siblings rebelion/stopping the selling from happening- the red haired woman). The blond "advisor" to the dark haired guy wasn't informed by the father who was selling. And all 3 siblings got screwed over by their mom who let the divorce settlement change (in which the 3 siblings had a majority of power of something of that sort) to keep the flat or whatever her new husband enjoyed. (Mother was toxic too). But watch the show!

@@roshie187 Thank You 😊 🙏 !

@@Lightner445555555555 the blond lady didn't inform the darkheared Guy about the company selling plans of the father*. And your welcome! :D

King Lear without the deaths.