Yup I pointed it out that may have been interpreted incorrectly - that song played when Logan THOUGHT he was winning but really f\*\*\*ing died right after that. It was to signal impending demise, not victory

The best lesson you can learn about this series (other than the kids being incredibly flawed) is that while Logan is excellent in the long game, his strategy w/people management to achieve those end points is just terrible

I love his cunning, but he simply got lucky that family still wanted to deal with his s*** even after being treated how they did. The moment Shiv has in the club that basically states what I mentioned earlier, if Shiv has that moment earlier, or Roman, or Kendall, or even Ewan, Logan’s dead (metaphorically) way earlier

People mismanagement is pretty much the heart of this series though. But Kendall in some very unfortunate way inherited it from Logan so I gotta blame the OG

Him keeping them divided their whole lives was the undoing here.

Family ultimately means nothing

Are there other shots of Tom like this throughout the show?

Nope. Completely the opposite IMHO

Tom eating crap and just playing the cards that are actually in front of him instead of gambling extra chips, to me it feels the best that type of guy wins over Kendall literally subsisting on handouts and IOUs or Shiv consistently fumbling pretty good situations

SUICIDE

her face when she realized he might not be going and they'd have to live together again

are there any CEOs with fetal alcohol syndrome?

I made a thing

Even then, yeah he's CEO

But Mattson owns him.

And his wife. Basically spelled it out for him that he was probably going to f*** her.

He got CEO but nothing else will ever be real for him.

I don't think anyone truly won.

Anyone who has a really staunch opinion on episode 3 involving the critics scares me lol (or at least raises some flags)

greg slapped the f*** outa tom and kept his job….that’s a win right there

Ken definitely going to kill himself

The fact that she brought up the fact he killed someone at a moment like this shows that she was scrambilng for ANY f***in reason for him to not to win f*** her

yeah im happy they didn't do any of that, i think just posing the question to the audience instead of explicitly showing it is a million times more effective

Actually laughed, god damn

she's gonna end up like her mother in the long run which is the most ironic part of it all

40 minutes into the episode. Roman is such a f***ing puss

If I was Kendall i woulda beat the s*** out of roman to do what he said about my kids.

Nigga deserved that

How so?

Yeah but that feels more realistic. I also like for him to nominally come out ahead of the kids who didn’t deserve it for some of the reasons I already mentioned, but Tom being the puppet, corporate guy that’s just willing to eat s***? That guy is who is the “CEO” when you have a young firebrand as owner

Twitter CEO won’t matter as long as Elon is owner, even if Meta separated owner and CEO, they’d never matter. This timeline just fits more with real life and tech imo

It's not about the company. It's about earning the approval of his father, following in his footsteps. The thing he was groomed for and told he would have from the age of 7

Crazy that they kept the show entertaining with the characters never really evolving at all.

Their cycles were their undoing the entire time. They couldn't overcome anything long enough for the larger goal.