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The government DEI offices today

1:23 i'm in tears

This scene is great. The only unrealistic thing is kendall worrying about them unionizing. Like theres no way all the workers unionize within a few days. Also it wouldnt stop him from firing them all anyways. If you are gutting the entire business ut doesnt matter if theyre unionized.

You cannot make a Tomelette without a gallon of milk.

I'm pretty sure Donald Trump could have thrown the "litre of milk" question thing to Kamala Harris during one of the presidential debates and he would have gotten a similar a response to the one here

and they said ken didnt have the "killer instinct"

her smile as she leans right up against the door to berate him even more like she was into it fr

i JUST realized that at the end she's reacting with disappointment at it being over because of how fast he came. thats fucking hysterical

It’s like Buzzfeed, isn’t it, decent brand getting decent traffic but full of people not doing anything. Ah better yet, like one of those “gaming journalism” companies.

Atleast Tom and Greg fired a lot of people at the same time while not being in their presence, over a teams call hahaha

2:39 yea beeyotch

😂

Lawrence’s moron ass didn’t realize that Kendall was his ally all along and he needed him in his corner.

1:17 i am also looking for more "EUHEH!"

Lol I think this was also fresh out of Shiv asking for an open relationship

this scene is as important as the last scene of the final episode. kendall always knew that Shiv can't be trusted.

"Did you now? 😲" is godlike each and every time

Love how he whispers “thank you for your hard work” like he doesn’t believe it

If I had a nickel for every time I'd seen a show with the trope of having an overconfident boss tell a subordinate to destroy compromising evidence (documents, recordings, footage, etc) and SURPRISE the subordinate DIDN'T destroy the evidence then uses said evidence to blackmail said boss...I'd have two nickels SO FAR....which isn't a lot but it makes me wonder how many nickels are out there waiting for me.

Carom billiards

One of the best episodee

I still can't get over that facial shift Snook makes at 2:15.

Tabitha was hilarious i wish she showed up more

Ohhhhh my god imagine Tom having to explain away "Lester touched all of us" at his testimony.

Things Roman gets off to: -looking down at people from his office. -being insulted by his dad's sidekick.

My God, Sarah Snook is one of the most beautiful women I have ever seen. Her smile is just mesmerizing.

This was like watching Greg passing an exam to move up to the big leagues

It's hard to explain this scene to some people, I think, because they've never been the kind of poor that haunts Logan Roy. The kind of poor where every single penny matters. I think he feels angry a lot of the time, because he knows he's *literally* handed millions of dollars to his children, who haven't done a single thing to earn it. They have *zero* idea what it's like for your budget to come down to the price of a gallon of milk.

This is executive level business..😂😂😂😂😂

Such a rich conservative asshole thing to say.

"Business open relationship" "It's just an idea" Two lines from the Beach scene with Shiv

This is so heartbreaking.

"I would just ask that you take care of me" - that line cut deep during the episode, but cuts SO MUCH deeper after the finale.

There is no heterosexual explanation for this

Kendall said boar on the floor 😅

Greg is the most loyal and most disloyal guy at the same time

4:01 SECURITY LMAOOOO AND THE FUCK YOU AT THE END THAT ALMOST PEAKED THE MIC

Anyone can tell what is the name of the track that plays right at the beginning?

Tbh wtf even was vaulter. Unless it was the succession universe version of youtube it would be bankrupt within a decade like every other news or short video platform like vine and vimeo or buzzfeed

I can understand why they selected Jeremy Strong to play the role of Roy Cohn in The Apprentice.

God this show is so perfect. He fucking killed this scene. And all of these people thinking they're the victim. They had no idea what was really going on and what was bigger

succession is one of the shows of all time

When Greg nods his head like a 4-year old who just got told he can go to Grandma’s tomorrow if he promises to stop crying

“Uhuh… go find another chicken coop, cunt.” Pure Logan

Seen the show three times. Hidden gem of a scene!!

“I don’t exactly know what I would be for.” That line. That line. My god.

Roman is one sick mfer lol

Logan Roy, throughout the show, had to deal with a bunch of not serious people

This show will age like fine wine, and will be recognized for being the best tv show of all time.

IMO this scene proves that even though Logan portrays himself as this rational, business-minded guy, he often makes decisions based on emotion. Kendall gave him metrics and data that showed Vaulter wasn't a lost cause and made a good argument that it could probably be saved. If all Logan cared about was the facts and data, he would've gone with Kendall's pitch. Roman's pitch was all anecdotal. "They said this, they did this, I saw this when I was there." Nothing about the profitability of the business. He basically used fear to convince Logan, and it worked.