They met him on patreon and yeah. Big personality lol

Josh and his five layers is even better

I am not familiar with that IP.

Sometimes mine says die Jesus instead of diet.

I think this and the final got him that Emmy😂

That's not an IP that I'm familiar with.

Haha

I think also maybe Kendall was so caught up in his anger that he didn't really noticed that Logan was really feeling bad. That "Ask your fucking iPhone" was just automatic angry response

@@wildpendulum Nah, that's more than just anger. That's decades of watching Logan be on the phone. Connor said the same thing in season one about "waiting for a few calls." Ask your fucking iPhone was so cutting by Kendall. That was a huge fuck you.

Door Dash can bring you water. Kendall actually thought he was being helpful. He thinks asking your phone is how you get things.

It's a real switch of the roles. Usually when someone's vulnerable like that to Logan he snaps and makes a snarky comment, now he's the one being vulnerable and it's being shoved right back in his face

@@John_Locke_108 sure bud 🤣

Cause shiv has big "do you know who my father is?" Energy

@@Diegesis She (an other kids) has been taken down from her high horse way to few times in the series. The strongest example was in the first season I think, when she tried to push a narrative for a senator who was her client at the time, and the lady from the TV station openly said to her that the only reason we are speaking is because your name is matching the one carved on the building... She lived in a self delusion, not aware that she had the clients in the first place was not because of her skills, but because of the family connections, and perceived influence on ATN... Anyway, as OP said, Karl, Gerri, and Frank are veterans, people who know the company inside out, have experience, knowledge, and coudl've been working at any major company. She should be learning from them (and she needs it, because in contrast to Ken she does not have any business education, or experience), not trashing them. There was a scene in the Argestes episode I think, where she was left out in the US with Frank, and he wanted to do a an audit with her, and she blew him off like it was something beneath her, and not understanding that she needs to have at least a basic understanding of economics terms, various KPIs, standards etc. To speak the same language as the rest of them. She was also too dumb to realize that it could've been a TEST by Logan. How she would react, how Frank would evaluate her etc. All the kids are bad, but Shiv when it comes to the business is just to impatient, and as Rhea said, thinks that she is smarter than everyone else. Even Roman was, and is involved with the daily running of a company on a greater scale than she.

Need to check that out. Just finished watching him in Winning Time. Loved him in The Jacket.

@jxchamb He isn't all over in the show mostly just one season but he is one of the standouts

Yeah I wanna cover PB soon

@Diegesis Yes pls would love that keep up with this trend of covering some of the best shows ever imo

​@@belowpressureyes but we are running low lol

We 🫶🏼 you

Don’t forget improv and assassination.

So your Monday fix is Walter White and your Tuesday fix is Kendall? lol just pointing out how those vague descriptions could practically describe both shows

Reminds me of that summerhouse lunch in season 2 where Sooo much delicious food was made and logan told them to throw it all out and that they will order pizza due to the 'odour'.

@@the_crypter But at least I could understand him thinking the food was contaminated. And he replaced it with pizza so that would be a win for me. Even though I do love lobster and seafood.

yes and no. Sure it is a waste, and it is disgraceful, but people you've named were paid for their job, as well as everything there was bought (so the sellers also earned). Sure, it was poitnless, but at least it created employment.

@@Sig509 True. But what is your major malfunction if you can sit in front of that spread and then walk away like it was just ritz crackers and cheese. I would have completely forgotten why I was even there and been stuffing my face like a kid in a candy store.

Some of the episodes get so wild I wish everyone watched this show

That's a child's view.

@samgradyfilm Very childish to think the characters that are shown repeatedly to be bad people, might in fact be bad. I'm pointing to a part in the video where everyone was insistent that Kendall is a good person, despite being involved in cover ups, doing cocaine off his kids ipads, multiple sexist incidents, being legally responsible for the death of someone (if you are intoxicated and behind the wheel you're responsible), neglecting his kids, he destroyed the reputations of the two women at that art startupt up because he was rejected, allowed a fascist to be voted in to advance his own position and get back at his sister - these are the ones off the top of my head. My favorite is a bad person too. But I enjoy that part of his character - I don't have my head in the sand about it. I'm a little over the Kendall fans excusing his behaviour where they don't show other characters the same grace.

​@@samgradyfilm Watching this entire show and thinking Ken's an innocent is a child's view. He's not the devil, but he's no particularly good either. S4 should've proven that. He's more of a performative activist than Shiv, which is saying something, yet he's permissive of terrible shit so long as it benefits him. Just about every character in this show is deeply, deeply flawed, and there's not many net good people around. It's fine to sympathize with Ken, but why pretend he's any better than the rest of them lol. After seeing the show, that's a hard position to defend.