@MII: ahaha it's a failure, of course, but it's also great. finally, it's unclear why I thought this was the last episode))) I was really glad when I saw the 7 series here now, unseen and my own obscure comment))) I wish it was always like this - I'm sure that the last episode of the season, and you have 4 more episodes from above) good luck!!
Ken is really happy in this series. How he stood up for Roman, how he talked to that dude he fucked up with. Tom and Greg with their "we are listening to you / we hear you", as always, on the one hand, defused the series, and on the other, as if by chance, the important issue of user surveillance was raised.
I'm very sad for Roman, for Logan's attitude towards him. Yes, Roman is not a corporate genius, but he is also trying to please / make it better / not to fuck up the company, and his father humiliates him, does not even humiliate him, just does not put him in anything.
@Galina_Pl: he failed the basic management training the first time and treated it like bullshit the second time, he failed the satellite launch and so far has done little useful in principle. He tries, but all the time superficially and so as not to bother himself. Logan is acting like an asshole, but you can't say that Roman is good and not spoiled.
Nan woke up in time and escaped from this gang. You can't cook porridge with them without getting dirty with shit. Kendal pleases, he seems to be the only thinking person who cares about the company. The rest are only worried about their fifth point
I'm just in shock with the Roy family.. They bury their business with their own hands. At a family dinner with the Pierce family, they were asked to behave normally, no, everyone was showing off. At the debate, Shiv generally carried some nonsense about old dinosaurs, teasing each other in plain sight in situations in which it is not worth doing this at all, well, what kind of people ... why position yourself as a family corporation with such heirs, if you can hire smart managers and at least not to waste the company.
@Kolyadosha: So Logan raised them like that himself.: he constantly creates competitive conditions for them and thereby pits them against each other. They behave exactly the way Logan wants them to behave. How can you first make children rivals with constant secrets from each other, and then expect them to work together?
@Kolyadosha: So Logan raised them like that himself.: he constantly creates competitive conditions for them and thereby pits them against each other. They behave exactly the way Logan wants them to behave. How can you first make children rivals with constant secrets from each other, and then expect them to work as a team?
I like how the relationship between Logan's children shows, they seem to be fighting among themselves for the favor of their father and for power in the company, but at the same time they stand behind each other like a mountain.
I'm so glad Nan finally came to her senses and ran away from the Swarms. I really didn't want this deal to happen. And it's so nice to see when at least someone didn't bend in front of Logan. I hope that in the next episodes there will be no such thing that the Piers will change their minds again and agree.
How could the three of them be allowed to debate? Logan is blind or something, they always, absolutely always try to outplay each other, somehow tease and all in the struggle for some kind of power and attention of the father, so that he would appreciate who is better here.
I feel bad for Roman, but at the same time he doesn't know when to shut up, so it was even expected.
Shiv, like a child at the beginning of the series, wants to become the head of the company, but is not particularly ready to work for this. She took it and went home because she was offended, you see, I'm in shock 😂
On this episode, I just couldn't resist saying how useless Shiv is at work (we in the series have never seen her mind and talent manifest either in political activity or in business). She can't even make a speech professionally. But arrogance... frankly, she is the most unloved character I have, the very personification of the perniciousness of nepotism.
The deal was a failure from the very beginning. Investing so much money in a takeover, shitty behavior at dinner, a magazine article and constant pressure, and this circus at a performance. Nancy told Logan to fuck off in time. How the Swarm will get out of this now will be interesting to see.
Logan hit his grandson, then his son. He has zero empathy, loves only power, children are pawns for him. It's interesting to follow such a character, but God forbid to meet such a person in life. No wonder all his heirs are traumatized. Shiv, by the way, is the only one of the children who is not obviously injured, but she is very cruel to people, humiliates and ridicules, although in fact she is nobody without her father's last name.
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44Tom and Greg with their "we are listening to you / we hear you", as always, on the one hand, defused the series, and on the other, as if by chance, the important issue of user surveillance was raised.
it was so nice to see Nan who stopped putting up with this shit
And these cats, of course:
I hope that in the next episodes there will be no such thing that the Piers will change their minds again and agree.
I feel bad for Roman, but at the same time he doesn't know when to shut up, so it was even expected.
Shiv, like a child at the beginning of the series, wants to become the head of the company, but is not particularly ready to work for this. She took it and went home because she was offended, you see, I'm in shock 😂
How the Swarm will get out of this now will be interesting to see.