This episode dragged a little for me. I hope this season stops with all the phone calls. I know it was filmed during Covid, but come on.
"I'm kinda too young to be in congress so much, you know?", "I’m not a part of this, necessarily." Not Greg trying to get advice from a law student. Tom's call to Greg was exquisite, he has all the confidence in the world talking to him but shrivels when speaking to Shiv.
I appreciated the juxtaposition of the Roy siblings talking about taking down their father in a child’s bedroom.
Marcia reminding Logan he can use Kendall's murder against him.
Shiv having Sadam Hussein as her father's contact photo was a remarkable scene. I like how Shiv resemble almost every American revolutionary kid on Twitter. At first, appears to be very progressive and modern, but is the first to fight for the status quo maintenance when the house is crumbling. And she can be manipulated so easily, she wants to be CEO so bad, always tries to girlboss and flops hard all the time.
Conor has to be an all-time dumb TV character.
I like how Kendall is just a mini Logan. The way he is mirroring Logan in his tactics and anger is the strongest part of this season.
Watching this show reminds me that there can actually be content out there where every single character is absolutely despicable, yet I keep watching it.
Review by cutecruelBlockedParentSpoilers2021-10-25T17:24:09Z