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  • Apr 12, 2023
    sir shrimpy

    Same, I was tearing up for like 20 minutes straight

    Dude was ugly crying for Charles Murdoch

  • Apr 12, 2023
    YA ICEMAN ACE

    It's like 'Drake vs. Kendrick.' What's the point? Two kings. Let them cook their own way

    Drake the GOAT!

  • Apr 12, 2023

    I really like the contrast and the richness of the values with the city shots in the opening.

  • Apr 12, 2023

    Damn Geri

  • orangetcovid 👌🏿
    Apr 12, 2023

    I keep falling asleep after work and not watching the episode. niggas done spoiled the whole thing for me😭🤦🏿‍♂️

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  • Apr 12, 2023

    If Greg makes it out ahead of all this and becomes the new Tom if Tom goes to jail

  • On season 2 rn, early episodes. Season 1 had more laughs but I'm enjoying this show for sure.

    "Historically speaking, when I'm betrayed, it's usually you."

    Ken Doll can't catch a break

  • Apr 12, 2023
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    If you cried during episode 3 you are a fragile puppy. Don’t think that was the intention at all but maybe I’m wrong

  • Apr 12, 2023

    They really don’t give af about Connor

  • Apr 12, 2023
    IcyNeck

    If you cried during episode 3 you are a fragile puppy. Don’t think that was the intention at all but maybe I’m wrong

    Ok f*** you too

  • Kr0niic ☘️
    Apr 12, 2023
    IcyNeck

    If you cried during episode 3 you are a fragile puppy. Don’t think that was the intention at all but maybe I’m wrong

    Spittin

  • Apr 12, 2023

    I have this weird hunch that someone is going to mention the kareoke moment later on like:
    Remember our last good memory with dad? All of us singing Kareoke together the night before he passed. He loved that

  • Apr 12, 2023

    Hope Martia and Gerri link and leave these bozos homeless

  • Apr 12, 2023
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    IcyNeck

    If you cried during episode 3 you are a fragile puppy. Don’t think that was the intention at all but maybe I’m wrong

    imagine having emotions
    these people are pussies holy s***

  • chip skylark 🏄🏾‍♂️
    Apr 12, 2023
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    Went down a YouTube reaction wormhole for this last episode and never have I ever would I think I’d hear someone say the decisions for Ep 3 was cause HBO is becoming PC to set up for Shiv as the successorwhile emasculating Logan?

  • Apr 12, 2023
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    chip skylark

    Went down a YouTube reaction wormhole for this last episode and never have I ever would I think I’d hear someone say the decisions for Ep 3 was cause HBO is becoming PC to set up for Shiv as the successorwhile emasculating Logan?

    Shiv is 1000% going to be the first to betray the Sibling Alliance. Don't know if she'll come out on top but we'll see. Wouldn't surprise me

  • Apr 12, 2023
    shaleirose

    Nobody Is Ever Missing (Season 1 Finale)

    Hunting (2x03)

    DC (2x09)

    This Is Not For Tears (Season 2 Finale)

    Chiantishire (3x08)

    All the Bells Say (Season 3 Finale)

    And this most recent episode is easily one of the best as well

    the shareholder meeting ep from S3 is top tier in the comedic side of the show too

  • Apr 12, 2023
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    ROBO DOG

    imagine having emotions
    these people are pussies holy s***

    It’s fine to cry during movies and tv, I just don’t think the show about privileged entitled antiheroes provoking their bitter dads early demise warranted sympathy when the show/actors so clearly tried to explain that they didn’t know how to process grief in the midst of their business vendetta. I thought it came across more pathetic than anything that we’re finally seeing the siblings come to grasp with their reality. The way Kendall experienced his grief in a business management way. The way Shiv only briefly lived in her grief before capitalizing on the benefit his death provides her. The fact it happened during Connors wedding and Logan wasn’t even there. Just a very un-relatable way process a fathers death was shown. I guess you could cry if you really really love these characters, I don’t. I love when bad s*** happens to the entire cast pretty much lol has that not been the entire show? Why cry now? Idk

  • Apr 12, 2023
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    IcyNeck

    It’s fine to cry during movies and tv, I just don’t think the show about privileged entitled antiheroes provoking their bitter dads early demise warranted sympathy when the show/actors so clearly tried to explain that they didn’t know how to process grief in the midst of their business vendetta. I thought it came across more pathetic than anything that we’re finally seeing the siblings come to grasp with their reality. The way Kendall experienced his grief in a business management way. The way Shiv only briefly lived in her grief before capitalizing on the benefit his death provides her. The fact it happened during Connors wedding and Logan wasn’t even there. Just a very un-relatable way process a fathers death was shown. I guess you could cry if you really really love these characters, I don’t. I love when bad s*** happens to the entire cast pretty much lol has that not been the entire show? Why cry now? Idk

    i get you, people just consume things differently and view things with a different lens most times.

    for me its not even about the characters relatability themselves but the scenario. yeah they are just a bunch of a******s looking for their crown and their payday but they are still humans that lost their dad and seeing their immediate reaction (even if it was breif) got me a little emotional for sure.

    Roman refusing to accept it, Kendalls quivering face while talking to Frank, Shiv's initial expression, and her moment on the phone was the most devastating. the "dont go" and the "daddy". idk man it was a very real moment acted beautifully and brought me right into it.

    maybe its not what the writers wanted or expected but im not going to second guess my initial thoughts because it was the "wrong" reaction

  • Apr 12, 2023
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    IcyNeck

    It’s fine to cry during movies and tv, I just don’t think the show about privileged entitled antiheroes provoking their bitter dads early demise warranted sympathy when the show/actors so clearly tried to explain that they didn’t know how to process grief in the midst of their business vendetta. I thought it came across more pathetic than anything that we’re finally seeing the siblings come to grasp with their reality. The way Kendall experienced his grief in a business management way. The way Shiv only briefly lived in her grief before capitalizing on the benefit his death provides her. The fact it happened during Connors wedding and Logan wasn’t even there. Just a very un-relatable way process a fathers death was shown. I guess you could cry if you really really love these characters, I don’t. I love when bad s*** happens to the entire cast pretty much lol has that not been the entire show? Why cry now? Idk

    I think it requires a certain amount of empathy for people. All people. For me, watching these clearly broken children, who are broken due to how they were raised by their abusive, powerful father, grapple with the complexity of emotion that comes from an abusive parent pass definitely resonated with me. I don't judge kendall at all for trying to stay calm and composed and focus on next steps. What else are you supposed to do?

    I feel like it takes a lot of pessimism to not have any sort of empathy for the children as logan dies. You're missing out on a lot of what makes the show great for me

  • Apr 12, 2023
    humey

    I like this show, it’s undoubtedly good but I’m so not invested in these characters Logan was the only one i fw like that

    The whole Logan vs Kendall thing was what really kept me interested in the show. Outside of that it's kinda not interesting

  • Apr 12, 2023
    Sonyomom

    Who’s really dressing like him rn?

    I would wear that s*** in a heartbeat