Oh, so could I. I was both horrified and deeply intrigued when she told him to get into the bathroom. They could've been so formidable as a "woman-behind-the-guy" twisted power couple.
Roman to Con: "Are you kidding about the presidential thing? Do you think that's like a natural progression from never done nothing never, to the most important job in the world? Couldn't you maybe get a little experience at like a CVS?" -☠️💀☠️💀
I also noticed that, I think the writers shaped their characters around some of the improv moments, I think this is where Roman's incest jokes were born
The scary thing is that Roman could never be top dog because he is actually too human and sensitive (underneath the warped hard shell he's constructed to protect himself).
I think he's displayed some character growth. Yes, he's still an entitled pos. However, in S3E3 He felt guilt towards being a double agent and betraying his siblings. S1/2- He didn't seem to care when he hurt them. Especially when he gave Logan all the details on Ken's baby, "Vaulter." Logan forced Kendall to go dismantle and shutter it. S4 E3, When Logan told him to do HIS dirty work and fire Gerri at Connor's wedding. He knew it wasn't right and didn't want to. Of course, he still obeyed daddy, BUT, he left him that voicemail and stood up to him. S4E4, When Marsha publicly shamed, humiliated, and unceremoniously, threw Kerry out of the townhouse. Roman actually felt bad for Kerry, helped her gather her things, exchanged numbers with her. He may have an ulterior motive here, like to ascertain whether or not his father heard his vm. Or he could've simply felt empathy for her, as she was the only person visibly grieving Logan, when he could not. And he did go through his father's things, he asked Kendall about Logan playing Sodoku.
even roman has been abused the most by logan out of his four kids, he loves him the most. and even tho connor has been neglected the most by logan, he is the most steady in his love for his dad and the least likely to break off contact with him. i really hope they make a prequel about the family.
i think the last episode really showed that connor was the only one who was in their dad’s inner circle. those three were too busy battling it off on who will be ceo that they didn’t really get to witness their dad being a normal person, he was always this incredible genius work beast that always knows the next move. kendall and roman were shocked to even hear logan laugh. while with connor he was literally at the table making jokes with the big guys and always appears to be most comfortable wherever he is at, he’s the only one who knows who he really is and i think that’s because he was raised in such a lonely way
I think the show gave a perfect amount of information about their early lives. I think a prequel might reveal too much. Maybe ruin a little of the mystique.
ngl I watched the bathroom scene with one of my coworkers during our break, and she turned to me and was like "and that's how it should be". She's in her sixties and married a pastor
@maxwesty as you can see it has already started and also Ken is already 🤬ing it up, he think he's his father he's not. Plus there's always substance abuse luming. Anything can trigger it. Then the board will vote him out and Romulus will remain the only King. WATCH!
@@codedlulu8821 Perhaps in Logan's death, Kendall can become the killer that he needs to be, as in life, his father was quite literally killing him. Hopefully now he can finally conquer his substance use disorder.
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Him washing his hands after the launch explosion I’ll never get over
i actually cried laughing
I think it symbolises that expression “he washed his hands of the situation”…. Like he is abandoning any responsibility for what just happened 😂
nearly the same response when logan dies. him brushing his teeth in front of the mirror shot
Exactly. If I act normal, I could pretend that never happened.
Most unforgettable! 😂😂
Show is a case study in the consequences of traumatic, psychologically abusive parenting. Utterly fascinating.
I could watch the Gerri & Roman show every week.
Oh, so could I.
I was both horrified and deeply intrigued when she told him to get into the bathroom.
They could've been so formidable as a "woman-behind-the-guy" twisted power couple.
I don't think my psyche could handle watching too much Roman and Gerri lmao
"oh look at you, you work for a man....with glasses" gets me everytime
Is he a Jew btw💀
He was so evil in S1. God I love him
I feel like he was worse in seasons 3 and 4 honestly
@@anatoldenevers237I think in a business aspect he matured but he’s still a horrible spoiled rich kid
earlier Roman Roy, looks like Tobey Maguire's Spider-man gone rougue
My thoughts
If it weren’t for his peccadilloes and self-loathing, he’s the killer Logan always wanted
We see it as a persona for everyone to view it as to avoid being consider weak...until the funeral/ correlation
"oh what is that? date rape by calvin klein? yeah you wish....you wish?" is my favorite line ever
Mine too😂😂
the fact that shiv stared into the camera before saying that lmao
she pulled a Jim@@SamuelTorres-vc8yd
Roman to Con:
"Are you kidding about the presidential thing?
Do you think that's like a natural progression from never done nothing never, to the most important job in the world?
Couldn't you maybe get a little experience at like a CVS?"
-☠️💀☠️💀
Don’t forget the line by Tabitha right after that,
‘Or nickel hand jobs under a bridge’
That killed me
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YES!
That was a spectacular line too! 🥳
10/10, no notes.
Goodness, they were always savage to him.
Who’s the blonde next to him? Doesn’t look like Shiv
Love Roman when Logan glares at him after the dick pic accident trying to be as small as possible
Lol 1:55 you can tell that line was improvised because Shiv looked at the camera expecting a cut.
I also noticed that, I think the writers shaped their characters around some of the improv moments, I think this is where Roman's incest jokes were born
I didn't understand the meaning of it lol
Probably not. It's in the script book
It was in the script, there's photos of it
she did a Jim Halpert
The scary thing is that Roman could never be top dog because he is actually too human and sensitive (underneath the warped hard shell he's constructed to protect himself).
S1 Roman was such a piece of shit. I mean, he still is, but we love him somehow despite.
I think he's displayed some character growth.
Yes, he's still an entitled pos.
However, in S3E3 He felt guilt towards being a double agent and betraying his siblings.
S1/2- He didn't seem to care when he hurt them.
Especially when he gave Logan all the details on Ken's baby, "Vaulter."
Logan forced Kendall to go dismantle and shutter it.
S4 E3, When Logan told him to do HIS dirty work and fire Gerri at Connor's wedding.
He knew it wasn't right and didn't want to.
Of course, he still obeyed daddy, BUT, he left him that voicemail and stood up to him.
S4E4, When Marsha publicly shamed, humiliated, and unceremoniously, threw Kerry out of the townhouse.
Roman actually felt bad for Kerry, helped her gather her things, exchanged numbers with her.
He may have an ulterior motive here, like to ascertain whether or not his father heard his vm.
Or he could've simply felt empathy for her, as she was the only person visibly grieving Logan, when he could not.
And he did go through his father's things, he asked Kendall about Logan playing Sodoku.
1:54 the way she looks STRAIGHT at the camera takes me out everytime💀💀😭😭
My fave was when he asked Shiv if it was his child😂
That’s the best
“Senator beavis” 😂😂
It's great that Roman refers to the office as a cage in the first episode when later he tells the story of being in a cage when he was kid.
Logan never takes 5. But he took them there 😂.
Needed all of these Romanisms right now!! Thank you!!
even roman has been abused the most by logan out of his four kids, he loves him the most. and even tho connor has been neglected the most by logan, he is the most steady in his love for his dad and the least likely to break off contact with him. i really hope they make a prequel about the family.
i think the last episode really showed that connor was the only one who was in their dad’s inner circle. those three were too busy battling it off on who will be ceo that they didn’t really get to witness their dad being a normal person, he was always this incredible genius work beast that always knows the next move. kendall and roman were shocked to even hear logan laugh.
while with connor he was literally at the table making jokes with the big guys and always appears to be most comfortable wherever he is at, he’s the only one who knows who he really is and i think that’s because he was raised in such a lonely way
I think the show gave a perfect amount of information about their early lives. I think a prequel might reveal too much. Maybe ruin a little of the mystique.
@@aquafinner1505Connor is Logan’s actually oldest son, his first child. He spoils him more
2:55 And he's back in the dog cage
Romulus!
he's a little gremlin
The necrophilia clinches it.
@@BeLoud13 i literally saw that episode today im fucking crying LMFAO
He would be a great Joker. s1 for context.
gerri was into dat shit lol...
6:24 foreshadowing
When he calls shiv and Tom fire crotch and normcore
Wait I don’t remember in that episode is that
Kieran Culkin would be the perfect Joker
Roman Roy is my spirit animal.
Can't believe I found a video with no bots writing fake compliments. Like as if it were 2010.
Oh my God, I just found a website for free crypto!
Or maybe I didn't...
i fucking love it but that’s my honest opinion
I have an absolute man-crush on Kieran. So happy that he won the Golden Globe
ngl I watched the bathroom scene with one of my coworkers during our break, and she turned to me and was like "and that's how it should be".
She's in her sixties and married a pastor
I've never seen this show before, but I saw my dad watching and I liked very much this character of Kieran, so I'm here. He's freaking funny lol 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I've never gone from loving to hating a character faster than the first episode when Roman tears up the check in front of the kid
I'm trying to cope after everything that happened to him in the finale, I love this pathetic man too much 😭
The last one is the most ingenious Roman. He’s honestly trying to nice but trying to not:
Fix his damn door or he will put some dirt in your eye
I predict Roman is gonna be CEO
@maxwesty as you can see it has already started and also Ken is already 🤬ing it up, he think he's his father he's not. Plus there's always substance abuse luming. Anything can trigger it.
Then the board will vote him out and Romulus will remain the only King.
WATCH!
@maxwesty i would love that for him
It will be Greg the Broken. Frank will rue the day he laughed at Mighty Greg.
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Perhaps in Logan's death, Kendall can become the killer that he needs to be, as in life, his father was quite literally killing him.
Hopefully now he can finally conquer his substance use disorder.
Tom won
Did she break both character AND the 4th wall in response to his “you wish” lol
10:57 I want what they have
Trust fund version of Martin Shkreli
Where is the bit when we confronts Mattson?! that was epic too
Min 2:35 ❤ esa mirada
Now that's silent comedy😂😂
I’m gonna say this right now. Kendall is a hack, while Roman keeps it real
I think Roman will take over in the end
1:20 that ruthless back handed slap from Dad is the funniest scene
I told jumpscared during the slap scene. LMAO
“Can I think about it? Yeah I thought about, fuck you!” 😂😂😂😂 I’m going to say this now
Lets get married. Or something equaivalent.
Look at you. You look like an actual human person.
J'aime
Roman! Go Easy on the Pepsi!
Roman: Can I think about it?
Fine.
Roman: Yeah, I thought about it. F you! 😂
Why is the camera like The Office?
1:50 holy savage
0:11
🙈🙈🙈
Season 1 Roman’s haircut was…hideous. Thank goodness they fixed it after.