Jeremy Strong called this Kendall's mortal wound and honestly I see it. She didnt have many lines throughout the series but she was always there in Kendall's background. Whether we see her or see him asking for her. Every time he's in a crisis her name is the first one out of his mouth. He depended on her a lot. Her, Rava, and the kids represented Kendall's sort of humanity. He's losing all of them as he loses himself to become Logan. It is a spectacular character arc
@@danielastefan7274 Well, this is what it means to be Logan's number one boy unfortunately. The series was either going to end with him recognizing the value of his family and his humanity and walking away from it all. Or he'd turn into this. A selfish, egomaniac consumed by power- the poison dripping through.
@@rheaelise4540 u are wrong. jess is the child here. ken is better than logan and that's why she sticked through. this is nothing more than bad writing.
yea cause he doesn’t gaf about any of them. they’re all just accessories to his pathetic, desperate grabs for the power he wants but constantly fails to get. and a lot of it is rooted in his desire to own the women (especially the woc) in his life. he wants the kids the control rava and her emotions (which he perceives as dramatic while throwing a literal bitch fit himself). and he wants to own jess and have her be his dog, like hugo. but they’re both smarter than that so they fuck off to go live lives unaffected by kendall’s delicate feelings and desperation to make his dead dad proud.
Jess has leverage. Maybe not “millions” leverage but my guess is she’s already well paid and could ask for more, the way Greg extracted a promotion from Tom by blackmailing him with the cruise documents. Kendall used to make Jess fetch him cocaine ffs, she’s smart enough to make use of that kind of information if this were just about money for her.
@@rayraze8311you don’t understand the show. like somehow you’re reveling in a fictional power grab and taking some dorky ass pleasure in the idea that if she isn’t his bitch, it’ll ruin her life. jess’ll do more than fine, she was willing to give up access and she’ll be able to get another job with ‘ea to a ceo’ on her resume. go watch another show that’s not laughing in your face if you wanna pretend you’re a powerful, rich person. this is satire, not a power fantasy 🥴
I'm not even joking when I say i've had conversations nearly identical to this. We think the Roys are so ridiculous and ludicrous but I'm telling you there are people like this out there.
Thats why this show is so great. I remember freelancing for someone right out of college doing motion graphics...but only getting paid in "exposure" and like 20 bucks a day. I did it because I needed the work to make a nice reel to get a real job. Jobs back then were asking for 2-5 years experience after college and a showreel of the work you've done. Anyhow, once I starved thru that two year experience I had a decent reel I was looking to move on..I told the person I was working with and she went IRATE on me and kicked me out of her office.... I had NOTHING, but my reel. She told me id never get a job (those exact words) and how much she was doing me a favor. I ended up getting a corporate job two weeks later. She emailed me an apology, but I never responded or said anything else to her ever since that day...like 15 years ago. Worked out well for me.
He called Shivy Pinky and now wants his old father friend to work with him besides last episode he literally tells his wife '' all I do is for my kids'' you cant get more Logan than that lol
And also being an absentee father who barely look up on his own kids. Even when he's with his kids, he feels disconnected just like what happened on Season 3, his kids are there but he doesn't interract with them very much and nearly drowning. Just like Logan who feels disconnected to his kids since they were little. But the difference is, Logan was too busy on his work and didn't have time to spend time with his family while Kendall is mostly abandon them not just because of work but also for party and drugs.
Last episode's scene with her and Greg was a warning call for this moment. Jess came to her senses about who she was working for and made the right call. Getting as far away from this corrupted family. Go Jess!
I was rooting for her the whole time. Was hoping she would play the role behind the scenes longer and help alter the directions. Politicians and corporate executives have aides handling and influencing everything.
@@olorin1710That’s always the fantasy, some old West Wing “a few idealists can change the world” type fantasy. The truth is that one or a few persons cannot change systemic issues. It takes an entire movement to do so.
@@artarealmblazer i am talking about waystar royco . If you seen the series since the beginning you would kmow things change quickly there from multiple factions.
@@olorin1710 Exactly I though she would became a member as close to him as it was was Gerri or Frank to Logan but the Reality is that she still has basic human decency and the best for herself is walk away from the Roy's and Waystar.
@@artarealmblazer yep. jess is powerless in this situation and did the best thing she could’ve by separating herself from kendall and the roy’s. ppl are being dramatic and saying she “betrayed” him but she did the completely rational thing. just leaving a job that doesn’t benefit her.
This was Juliana Canfield’s (the actress who plays Jess) very first onscreen role out of drama school, I think she did really well acting in the show despite not having many lines, especially with that context
She went trenches with Kendall, she is super nice and very professional. I understand Kendall is a super ambitious guy but somehow he can't see the ambition of the people closest to him.
@@mac2857 WTF! That is a brain dead take, mate. What does that even mean in relation to this scene? Please explain, is the show woke now because the only black character in the show is showing a bit of spine?
@@aaaaa1aait's not a figure of speech, it's a ridiculous exaggeration, Jess isn't even a poor person, she's doing fine, by this logic any worker is a slave
There's a lot in this scene to unpack, but honestly it strikes me as hilarious that a one-on-one meeting with his own personal assistant is apparently such an unusual occurance that he needs to ask about it. Kendall seems like the shittiest boss; the kind of boss where you're always playing catch-up, trying to interpret what he expects from you, really only getting attention when he's pissed off about something (often something beyond your control.) Glad she's getting out of there to get a better job, hopefully she'll find a company that values the skills she's built up.
It's true, but it's a little ironic that she's only now getting on her high horse after a presumably long career with Waystar (even going back after the cruises scandal became public). She's definitely doing the right thing by getting out (as they all should), but the fact that she can now put "EA to a CEO" on her resume was probably just as major a factor as Kendall's attitude or the ethics of the company, if not more.
people would try to argue with this even though there’s a million examples but the best one is when he called her when his dad was dying, threw out some weird requests for specific (and non-existent) kinds of doctors and told her he needed it in 3 minutes. like i’ve never been anywhere close to a job like this on either side but there’s absolutely no way that’s normal 🥴. like he thinks she’s a genie or a minion or something to just materialize the incoherent things he wants and thinks out of thin air because he pays her. exactly how people like this act irl
I am an ea to a ceo and this is spot on!! It is like being a mom to a self centered toddler! Albeit well paid, it can be thankless depending on who your boss is. We see a lot
this is such a real thing if you ever quit from a bad boss. the truth is, even if they give you a counter offer they're just gonna use it to be worse to you, just leave if you're in this situation
The old Ken would have at least taken out his checkbook and offered her more money to stay (not that it would have made a difference) . But even he knew this wasn't about money. He knew that if Jess walked, she really had had enough.
Honestly the fact that he didn't even try to offer up like a possibility of career advancement or anything...he undervalues her so much. Glad she's getting out of there; at this point that job is becoming a weight on her resume rather than an asset. Cut and run.
That scene where Jess was overwhelmed in the hallway with Greg was so powerful even though it was so short. Without the writers having to say it, Juliana Canfield did an excellent job of portraying Jess’s reaction. Jess realized that as a Black woman, Kendall will never protect her and anything she does for their family is her complicity in a system that is actively trying to break her down. Kendall turning on her in this scene only proved that point.
@@Clivetinker She referred to herself as black in a recent article. I think it was published yesterday in reference to the election scene. She's playing fugitive slave Ellen Craft in a movie. Canfield also had an interview in Essence, the magazine for black women and wears her hair natural. I don't know how she identifies though.
this reminded me so much of an old boss i had. i tried to quit as delicately as i possibly could and she threw a fit and basically kicked me out of her office... then returned half an hour later with a counter offer lmao. kendall never surprises me anymore with his blatant lack of self awareness. gotta hate him as much as i love him. jess has been with him from the start of the show, he can't possibly not take it personally. actually incapable.
This reminded me so much of when I left my first job too. Caught the CEO to let him know right before he left on a flight (purely by accident - it was the first window available after I got the offer). I remember basically taking the same tact as Jess - just kept repeating that it was a good opportunity and it was a good time for a change. He tried to convince me multiple times, asking about the company, the pay, if it was something he'd done, if I'd reconsider, etc. Just kept repeating the same thing. Thankfully he only had 20 minutes so he couldn't grill me for too long. There's no easy way to have that conversation, even with good bosses.
Women are afraid to talk about sensitive things with men because they fear the man's anger or response or potential for conflict/discomfort. Kendall just proved the point of why she was anxious about discussing it. This is something men just don't pick up on until they are confronted with it. But this example here was the best example of what I'm talking about.
kendall’s relationship to women is SOOOO well written and some people are so media illiterate that they can’t understand kendall’s relationships to women are criticism of men who act like this. he thinks he owns every women and resorts to hysteria and bitch fits when he discovers women aren’t actually his mindless slaves. and when he’s confronted with the idea that he is 10000000% a misogynist, he childishly flip-flops between telling himself he’s powerful for saying/doing misogynistic things cause he’s too stupid and immature to manufacture any other kind of power for himself beyond saying degrading things to his sister, treating his assistant like he owns all her time and labor, or trying (and CONSTANTLY) failing to manipulate rava who’s too smart to ever fall for his bs again. or he’ll try desperately to prove he’s a feminist so he’ll feel validated in his need to feel like a good person, despite not being one. he wants every bit of power logan had over the women in his life but he wants to pick and choose those women and have them hand over their agency willingly. logan had dogs, the kind of women that he had in his life were a very specific kind. either misogynistic (or indifferent) women willing to give up everything to be bought off by logan (or in shiv’s case, power and attention) or weak women who he took advantage of with all his power. but kendall can’t have everything he wants, just because he wants it and he doesn’t understand that. he not only thinks he’s entitled to women, he thinks he’s entitled to women on exclusively his terms. but is too stupid and sexist to see that every woman in logan’s life was both severely traumatized by him and also only around him for their own benefit. like gerri especially, she’s a good counter to jess. she’s willing to take it, all of it, cause she’s rich and powerful. all the men she works for/around treat her as a token woman and degrade her 24/7 but she’s indifferent cause she values money and power and doesn’t care about being respected by men or maintaining agency. which is problematic in a sense cause obviously she’s still a very privileged person, but also a perfect example of how a lot of women interact with misogyny. they dgaf and ultimately benefit from their indifference. but jess and rava got out and will still be better off for it outside of the roys bubble of desperation for un-tactful power and control over them .
@@ac-ye6sf I did. It was good. You understand the individual characters quite well and the dynamics that play out between them and other characters who, for the sake of scripted television, have only one or two layers (at best) to their personality and motivations. In real life, people can be more complex. I haven't been with the series long enough to have your insight into the characters but I see Kendall as a beta male with other males but in this scene, with a woman, because of his misogyny, his disdain allows him to be an alpha. He is an awkward alpha, however, as if he is not quite sure what to make of all that is left unsaid, and would rather move past it so he can get back to thinking of himself and what he wants and how to get it. Just make take on it.
I had this happen to me once, an employer who could not fathom any of his employees wanting something else that has nothing to do with him lashing out when I gave notice. And I simply responded "I am sure you cannot possibly see it, but you just demonstrated why you keep losing good employees."
It's the way he would just expect a non-white woman to just continue working for a place supporting white supremacy and when she protests she is labelled as "too sensitive." It's the way he thinks his ex-wife is overreacting by trying to protect their non-white daughter from the impacts of him supporting a white supremacist candidate. All of it paints a realistic picture. The show does a very good job of showing just how blind these people who are extremely privileged can be to everyone else and how events impact them.
This episode had so many great scenes. This one definitely played on Kendall's special brand of childish crazy. The baby fit, the sunglasses. Just great acting, writing, all around.
Kendall is becoming little by little what he always tried not to be: Logan Roy. That "it's very juvenile" today, tomorrow will become a "fuck off Jess" in Logan's style.
EXACTLY. he treats her like a genie or a minion to just throw his incoherent wants, needs, thoughts, and feelings at. and feels entitled to own every second of her life because he pays her salary. a well written criticism of the MANY real people like this who just want slaves. like the money he gives jess is insignificant to him, so he basically just wants to own every second over her life and then can feel entitled in his desire to be served because he pays her well but he doesn’t understand that the problem is wanting to own all her time and labor in the first place, even if he’s paying well for it. she’s a person, who felt that her personal well-being was more important than the money and access he can give her, something he should learn something from but won’t.
Jesus. Kendall had some damn humanity once. It was a corporeal, un- fascinating type of humanity but it was there. It’s been so fucking disturbing to see him go so backwards throughout the series. He’s completely full of himself.
To be fair, I don’t think that this is a good reflection of who he is at this point. He was kind of just triggered by her reasoning, considering he already feels guilty about the election and now his own wife is acting like he’s a danger to his own children. So when one of the very few people he actually trusts tells him that she’s leaving because of how they handled the election, it just further proved that it’s not just his wife - there are a lot of people who look at him differently now. That’s why he says the line “you’re being stupid, everyone is being stupid!” It’s not just about his assistant.
@Tony From Syracuse He didn't lend a hand to Colin. Kendall wants Colin to work for him because he heard he was seeing a therapist and didn't want him spilling anything he shouldn't be. Also, he's basically turned into his father, so Colin is just another step in that transformation for him since he was his father's "best pal" or whatever Logan called him earlier.
Jess stayed with Kendall for so long because she saw the good guy that was in him but just Rachel told Bruce in Batman Begins its your actions that define you
Jess was one of the few non siciopaths in his world and Kendall knew this. Ironically, she would have been the only person in his life and corner had she not resigned due to his destructive ego and ways.
yep and it’s well deserved. he needs to understand that logan didn’t have bonds with people. he 100% owned every single person in his life (especially the women) and kendall wants to have all the power logan did while also being able to maintain real human relationships (even transactional ones). an extension of his s3 plot line, he thinks he’s entitled to women especially in the same way logan did but logan bought off the women in his life. that’s why he kept gerri as a yes-man but jess is a perfect counter to gerri and the other logan dogs. someone who removed herself from that bubble of toxicity and maintained her agency (or a guess took it back), as opposed to dedicating her life to serving the roy’s.
@@ac-ye6sfIt's also irony that throughout Season 1 and 2, Kendall wanted to throw Logan out as CEO and wanted to stay away from him as much as possible but in the end of the day, he starts to become Logan 2.0 and the people around him is either stay away from him because they don't want another Logan or just be his dog.
This is crazy, I’ve not watched these episodes but I keep on watching the snippets. It was so much better when UA-cam didn’t know I watched succession 🤦🏾♀️
This scene mirrors Logan in the season 1 meeting where Kendall tries to remove him as CEO while he's reading the meeting points. Kendall is now being caught off guard by a subordinate in the same manner and reacting with the same anger as Logan.
ppl who dislike jess and rava are hugeeee red flags. the places they hold in the plot are so important. two woc distancing themselves from the roy’s (specifically kendall’s) bullshit. they function perfectly in their roles as like this shows version of a straight man. they completely rational people just trying not to get steamrolled over by these powerful, reckless people they’re associated with. they both ultimately realize the kind of people the roys really are and come to their senses, leaving them (as much as possible) to go be normal people somewhere else, (rava especially) drifting in and out of the show to represent the ways that ken is changing while maintaining agency, which is just good writing. but the kendall pathetic fanboys who can’t tell when the entire show is mocking them to their face.
Rava was hysterical and Ken was right in everything he said and did. Hope he gets those kids out of that brainwashed woman's hands before it's too late.
@@ac-ye6sf You sound like a very poor and very emotional being. The show clearly tells us the truth about life, nobody is altruistic. Money always does win. Period.
It's interesting how this show exists solely through the eyes of the mega rich and powerful kids; some Characters out of the family get a more prominent role like Gerri since they can't really do without her type; but the PAs like Jess they've been here since the beginning of the show and we know absolutely nothing about them; they have a few lines here and there exclusively regarding the meat of the business; and through the eyes of Kendall that's exactly how Jess exist; she's in the background; a sort of "NPC" as they would say in his asshole world and she only becoming just a bit relevant when she decides to quit; which to Kendall is actually something bothering enough for him to pay attention. I think the show succeeds really well at showing this completely disconnected bubble of super powerful people with a terminal case of main character syndrom, and this explains how they can act like this; without any regard for the consequences their actions have on the life of billion of people.
Leaving any job when you’ve had enough is best done with dignity, you’re standing tall at that moment so no need to worry. You don’t have to offer any elaborate explanation as actions speak way louder than words.
Such a great scene to underscore, not that it was needed to be underscored, that Kendall was such a child and any kind of abandonment even professionally was personal for him. And so hilarious that he thinks a perk of the job is 'access'. 😂
Idk if this is master telegraphing that Kendall had to lose all the people closes to him to get to the top and like Logan he'll have to use his money and power to get custody of his kids or if this all just the final push before Kendall jumps after he loses the top spot
Kind of funny *this* was her last straw when she happily stuck by the company when sexual allegations poured in. She knew the company was crumbling and this was an excuse to exit, not necessarily because she cares who became the President.
She didn’t stick by the company, she stuck by Kendall. Kendall spent basically the last 2 seasons, technically the last 3 seasons plotting against Logan and the company. So she might have had an easier time separating him from the company especially since Kendall made that whole “we should have a moment of silence” speech about the victims
@@JasmineCB2013 "she might have had an easier time separating him from the company" Why did still she stick by him when he literally became the CEO of the said company that is stained by these crimes? It's simple, because she's unbothered.
@@gimmedatthing7829 Because he's spent nearly the entire show trying to prop himself up as someone who wanted to take over in order clean up his father's mess and build a modernized "fuck the patriarchy" image in its place. She knew who he was, but for most of the time she worked for him it seemed like he could be swayed to make decent calls, even if he was only doing it to spite his father. This is the first time he's been directly responsible for something that was both morally reprehensible and personally and professionally detrimental to her.
@@hazleweatherfield968 The crimes of sexual harassment were not dealt with and people have gone unpunished - if Ken represented a better future, this would have changed as soon as he coming to power. The fact that nothing changed and she was totally okay with it does not support your argument.
@@gimmedatthing7829 "if Ken represented a better future, this would have changed as soon as he coming to power." The original plan, was for all the siblings to buy Pierce-the liberal news station- for 10 bil once the company was bought by GoJo. But Logan died. Kendall and Rome got CEO power a day after their dad died, and then a few days later was the Election. Boom, Jess quits the very next day. This all happened within a week. Kendall asked why and she said "I've been thinking about it for a while." So this probably HAS been bothering her because the plans from the original changed so fast. But decided that was her last straw.
its harder to quit when your that close to the person.. its uncomfortable.. its easier to quit when that person is some nameless figure but much harder when you have to see them everyday and the bosses take it personally too..like your abandoning them... I had a supervisor like this and he was upset when I quit and said " I dont understand why your leaving me".. very toxic stuff
This scene is America right now in a nutshell, it’s not violence, or sex that’s dividing us it’s politics and the 1 percenters who prey on fear and indifference. It’s sad Kendall is losing someone who he trusted and not even because of his fault but this is what’s happening right now in families all over the country today. I know people personally who’ve been completely axed by friends and family because of their political views or positions we’ve become so tribal we are throwing away relationships with folks some of us have known for years but didn’t realize they harbored such hateful views it’s sad
What in the actual f*ck are you saying? This guy chose a literal Nazi sympathiser as his President. Jess doesn't matter to these people. She's doing what's best for her, considering the climate around Kendall. Yet your take away is that we've become seperated by political views? I know for sure if any member of my family supported a Nazi sympathiser, I would ignore them.
“You have always been so supportive of my aims and ambitions” Translation: I’m tired of putting up with your sh*t, I can’t stand working for you anymore
Kendall desperate need to conquer and gain approval from his father meant he completely disregarded the needs and safety of the people closest to him…just like his father. It was quite hilarious to see him choose to lean towards fascism but still expect his brown kids and number 1 assistant to be fine with it. Especially when their safety was clearly being threatened due to his direct actions. The disconnect was real. 😂
Jess was the only one who truly looked out for kendall. That he repelled her the way he did (see her look of distain at him putting the shades on) and went to a snake like hugo shows how far he has fallen. I suspect jess and comfrey were the ones behind the 'kendall goes woke' arc in season 3 in some sort of 'change the system from within' plan...
Who would have thought that Kendall who decides to choose a fascist to be the new President is getting his life ruined forever. -His ex-wife and kids are moving away out of town -His long time secretary who mostly quiet decided to quit -His younger siblings whom he fights to get on his side for vote on Board Meeting leave him -His dad's promise from his 7 years old self in candy store to be the next CEO is never happened also his dad died without giving the answer -His mom who mostly neglect him and his siblings once again will neglect him again because she has a new husband -The company and the CEO position that he craved and dreamt of is gone In the end, Kendall has no one. Colin, his dad's former bodyguard whom he re-hired is just there to do his job: being a bodyguard but he can't be his friend or family because he knew about Kendall's crime of killing a waiter. Kendall also can't kill himself as he is watched by Colin but at the same time, he has no one to talk anymore. Stewie won't call him anymore after see his true color on Board Meeting.
Am i the only one who shipped these two for like three seasons julia is smoking hot but nope, just like kendal winning, i was always let down in the end 🤦🏻
it’s not a betrayal. it’s her job lmao. she doesn’t want to work with kendal for very very valid reasons so she’s quitting. that’s how jobs work. gain media literacy
@@user-ml6jb8hr4i Lol “betrayal”. She doesn’t want to work for this nutjob anymore, it’s really that simple. It’s wore her down. She’s her own person with her own priorities.
Jess didn't really do anything to Kendall. He can find anyone else since a position like the one Jess has will always be coveted by some other person, and there's nothing she's gaining by leaving him. It's true what he said of probably not being able to find the access she's had with him in another job. Besides, she hasn't sold classified information to anyone that we know and being the professional she is she maybe will never do that. How is that a betrayal?
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It was comedic gold to have Kendall blame and call her insensitive for talking about something that she said she didn’t want to discuss at that time
Yes. What’s funny is that there are people who do stuff like that in real life and it’s not nearly as rare as it should be
@@Ngooo I know lol that’s what made it so funny, it’s very relatable and her reaction was priceless!
@@Ngooo LMAO that shit is common as hello
Why put the meeting in his diary then? She couldn’t wait?
@@Noscrapsinmyscrapbook the meeting wasn’t scheduled for the day of the funeral it was for another day
Jeremy Strong called this Kendall's mortal wound and honestly I see it. She didnt have many lines throughout the series but she was always there in Kendall's background. Whether we see her or see him asking for her. Every time he's in a crisis her name is the first one out of his mouth. He depended on her a lot. Her, Rava, and the kids represented Kendall's sort of humanity. He's losing all of them as he loses himself to become Logan. It is a spectacular character arc
It's what he was born to do.
yes...and I so hate it he is becoming more and more like Logan :(
@@danielastefan7274
Well, this is what it means to be Logan's number one boy unfortunately. The series was either going to end with him recognizing the value of his family and his humanity and walking away from it all. Or he'd turn into this. A selfish, egomaniac consumed by power- the poison dripping through.
@@rheaelise4540 u are wrong. jess is the child here. ken is better than logan and that's why she sticked through. this is nothing more than bad writing.
Well said
Jess had a 100 times more integrity than Greg ever did.
Obviously.
that's a given; when did Greg had any shred of integrity?
Thats a really low bar, man
She was also a more interesting and charismatic character than Greg
@@valdir7426 that's a low blow. He's got his principles dude
Kendall more upset to lose Jess than his kids
yea cause he doesn’t gaf about any of them. they’re all just accessories to his pathetic, desperate grabs for the power he wants but constantly fails to get. and a lot of it is rooted in his desire to own the women (especially the woc) in his life. he wants the kids the control rava and her emotions (which he perceives as dramatic while throwing a literal bitch fit himself). and he wants to own jess and have her be his dog, like hugo. but they’re both smarter than that so they fuck off to go live lives unaffected by kendall’s delicate feelings and desperation to make his dead dad proud.
I mean, he should be, she's his "Right Hand" in my eyes.
@@UzumakiNagatodon't have kids lmao
when has he shown her a modicum of consideration throughout the entire show though?
His kids don’t do anything that results in him being happy. 🤣
2:12 The way Jess smirks when Kendall puts his shades on LMAO
I just noticed
She must be thinking: "I can't believe I'm working with this clown for so long."
@@margarethmichelina5146she's thinking 🤔 that maybe sheesses uln
I'm so happy she didn't bend to Kendall. Meanwhile Hugo with his "woof woof" 😂
Hugo is making millions, Jess is not
@@rayraze8311 I dunno, I think Kendall is rising to the top only to be fucked over by Menckyn and Mattson
Could be A Michael Corleone situation where he's boss but contemplates at what cost but I think it's gonna be a bit more tragic than that.
Jess has leverage. Maybe not “millions” leverage but my guess is she’s already well paid and could ask for more, the way Greg extracted a promotion from Tom by blackmailing him with the cruise documents. Kendall used to make Jess fetch him cocaine ffs, she’s smart enough to make use of that kind of information if this were just about money for her.
@@rayraze8311you don’t understand the show. like somehow you’re reveling in a fictional power grab and taking some dorky ass pleasure in the idea that if she isn’t his bitch, it’ll ruin her life. jess’ll do more than fine, she was willing to give up access and she’ll be able to get another job with ‘ea to a ceo’ on her resume. go watch another show that’s not laughing in your face if you wanna pretend you’re a powerful, rich person. this is satire, not a power fantasy 🥴
I'm not even joking when I say i've had conversations nearly identical to this. We think the Roys are so ridiculous and ludicrous but I'm telling you there are people like this out there.
Thats why this show is so great. I remember freelancing for someone right out of college doing motion graphics...but only getting paid in "exposure" and like 20 bucks a day. I did it because I needed the work to make a nice reel to get a real job. Jobs back then were asking for 2-5 years experience after college and a showreel of the work you've done. Anyhow, once I starved thru that two year experience I had a decent reel I was looking to move on..I told the person I was working with and she went IRATE on me and kicked me out of her office.... I had NOTHING, but my reel. She told me id never get a job (those exact words) and how much she was doing me a favor. I ended up getting a corporate job two weeks later. She emailed me an apology, but I never responded or said anything else to her ever since that day...like 15 years ago. Worked out well for me.
@@willwhite6110 Employers feel so entitled. It's weird.
Kendall is so unhinged, man.😂
how? he is literally right
Mencken winning didn't do anything really. She's just being a twitter nerd.
@@robertcross9047 Get out of here. She's a black woman, obviously she'd have issues with Mencken.
@@robertcross9047 Surprising how many shitlibs watch this show.
@@robertcross9047I think you are watching the show wrong if you are agreeing with kendall
@@philswift1 Yep, I think they are. It's seriously amazing how people watch this show and miss the entire point of how wrong people like Kendall are.
It was so great to finally see someone with integrity on the show
Kendall is getting more and more Logan-coded with each episode, starting with him calling Roman Romulus in ep 2. Can’t wait for the finale
Which scene was that?
@@theKayPeeAy oh that was in the karaoke nightclub thingy the sibs go to. A few minutes before Logan intervenes
He called Shivy Pinky and now wants his old father friend to work with him besides last episode he literally tells his wife '' all I do is for my kids'' you cant get more Logan than that lol
Finale sucked
And also being an absentee father who barely look up on his own kids. Even when he's with his kids, he feels disconnected just like what happened on Season 3, his kids are there but he doesn't interract with them very much and nearly drowning. Just like Logan who feels disconnected to his kids since they were little. But the difference is, Logan was too busy on his work and didn't have time to spend time with his family while Kendall is mostly abandon them not just because of work but also for party and drugs.
It's like Kendall's conscience finally breaking and leaving him alone.
Last episode's scene with her and Greg was a warning call for this moment. Jess came to her senses about who she was working for and made the right call. Getting as far away from this corrupted family. Go Jess!
I was rooting for her the whole time. Was hoping she would play the role behind the scenes longer and help alter the directions. Politicians and corporate executives have aides handling and influencing everything.
@@olorin1710That’s always the fantasy, some old West Wing “a few idealists can change the world” type fantasy.
The truth is that one or a few persons cannot change systemic issues. It takes an entire movement to do so.
@@artarealmblazer i am talking about waystar royco . If you seen the series since the beginning you would kmow things change quickly there from multiple factions.
@@olorin1710 Exactly I though she would became a member as close to him as it was was Gerri or Frank to Logan but the Reality is that she still has basic human decency and the best for herself is walk away from the Roy's and Waystar.
@@artarealmblazer yep. jess is powerless in this situation and did the best thing she could’ve by separating herself from kendall and the roy’s. ppl are being dramatic and saying she “betrayed” him but she did the completely rational thing. just leaving a job that doesn’t benefit her.
This was Juliana Canfield’s (the actress who plays Jess) very first onscreen role out of drama school, I think she did really well acting in the show despite not having many lines, especially with that context
Definetly. Hope to see her in bigger stuff soon
She went trenches with Kendall, she is super nice and very professional. I understand Kendall is a super ambitious guy but somehow he can't see the ambition of the people closest to him.
To achieve his ambition, Kendall is now becoming self-centered like his father. Imagine my shock.
It's not about ambition, it's the show being woke. The scene between Greg and Jess last episode was also about that.
@@mac2857 WTF! That is a brain dead take, mate. What does that even mean in relation to this scene? Please explain, is the show woke now because the only black character in the show is showing a bit of spine?
@@mac2857the show is woke for making it known most ppl wouldn’t like a fascist as president???
@@mac2857black woman speak = woke
He wants to change world for the better, but god forbid his personal slave decides to live her own life
oh yeah, those famous slaves that got paid for the job
@@martophrenia It's called wage slavery
@@aaaaa1aait's not a figure of speech, it's a ridiculous exaggeration, Jess isn't even a poor person, she's doing fine, by this logic any worker is a slave
That’s just what he tells himself he has no intention of doing anything for anyone other than himself
That’s the whole thing, his optimism is so ambitious that he’s detached from reality
There's a lot in this scene to unpack, but honestly it strikes me as hilarious that a one-on-one meeting with his own personal assistant is apparently such an unusual occurance that he needs to ask about it.
Kendall seems like the shittiest boss; the kind of boss where you're always playing catch-up, trying to interpret what he expects from you, really only getting attention when he's pissed off about something (often something beyond your control.) Glad she's getting out of there to get a better job, hopefully she'll find a company that values the skills she's built up.
It's true, but it's a little ironic that she's only now getting on her high horse after a presumably long career with Waystar (even going back after the cruises scandal became public). She's definitely doing the right thing by getting out (as they all should), but the fact that she can now put "EA to a CEO" on her resume was probably just as major a factor as Kendall's attitude or the ethics of the company, if not more.
people would try to argue with this even though there’s a million examples but the best one is when he called her when his dad was dying, threw out some weird requests for specific (and non-existent) kinds of doctors and told her he needed it in 3 minutes. like i’ve never been anywhere close to a job like this on either side but there’s absolutely no way that’s normal 🥴. like he thinks she’s a genie or a minion or something to just materialize the incoherent things he wants and thinks out of thin air because he pays her. exactly how people like this act irl
I am an ea to a ceo and this is spot on!! It is like being a mom to a self centered toddler! Albeit well paid, it can be thankless depending on who your boss is. We see a lot
@@ac-ye6sf " i’ve never been anywhere close" we heard u previous seasons jesse/jesse minion.
@@ac-ye6sf “get me the best airplane doctor”
this is such a real thing if you ever quit from a bad boss. the truth is, even if they give you a counter offer they're just gonna use it to be worse to you, just leave if you're in this situation
2:02 when i see ppl defend ken in this scene and the rava scene earlier
Rava used Ken also
The old Ken would have at least taken out his checkbook and offered her more money to stay (not that it would have made a difference) . But even he knew this wasn't about money. He knew that if Jess walked, she really had had enough.
Honestly the fact that he didn't even try to offer up like a possibility of career advancement or anything...he undervalues her so much. Glad she's getting out of there; at this point that job is becoming a weight on her resume rather than an asset. Cut and run.
That scene where Jess was overwhelmed in the hallway with Greg was so powerful even though it was so short. Without the writers having to say it, Juliana Canfield did an excellent job of portraying Jess’s reaction. Jess realized that as a Black woman, Kendall will never protect her and anything she does for their family is her complicity in a system that is actively trying to break her down. Kendall turning on her in this scene only proved that point.
""Black""
jess is black??
i was also under the impression that she's like the only black character
The actress seems to identify as white on the website biographies. Looks to have a black mother and a white dad
@@Clivetinker She referred to herself as black in a recent article. I think it was published yesterday in reference to the election scene. She's playing fugitive slave Ellen Craft in a movie. Canfield also had an interview in Essence, the magazine for black women and wears her hair natural. I don't know how she identifies though.
this reminded me so much of an old boss i had. i tried to quit as delicately as i possibly could and she threw a fit and basically kicked me out of her office... then returned half an hour later with a counter offer lmao. kendall never surprises me anymore with his blatant lack of self awareness. gotta hate him as much as i love him. jess has been with him from the start of the show, he can't possibly not take it personally. actually incapable.
My boss made me cry when I tried to quit lmao
This reminded me so much of when I left my first job too. Caught the CEO to let him know right before he left on a flight (purely by accident - it was the first window available after I got the offer).
I remember basically taking the same tact as Jess - just kept repeating that it was a good opportunity and it was a good time for a change. He tried to convince me multiple times, asking about the company, the pay, if it was something he'd done, if I'd reconsider, etc. Just kept repeating the same thing. Thankfully he only had 20 minutes so he couldn't grill me for too long. There's no easy way to have that conversation, even with good bosses.
And....that day wouldve been my last day. 😂 Good for Jess.
Women are afraid to talk about sensitive things with men because they fear the man's anger or response or potential for conflict/discomfort. Kendall just proved the point of why she was anxious about discussing it. This is something men just don't pick up on until they are confronted with it. But this example here was the best example of what I'm talking about.
kendall’s relationship to women is SOOOO well written and some people are so media illiterate that they can’t understand kendall’s relationships to women are criticism of men who act like this. he thinks he owns every women and resorts to hysteria and bitch fits when he discovers women aren’t actually his mindless slaves. and when he’s confronted with the idea that he is 10000000% a misogynist, he childishly flip-flops between telling himself he’s powerful for saying/doing misogynistic things cause he’s too stupid and immature to manufacture any other kind of power for himself beyond saying degrading things to his sister, treating his assistant like he owns all her time and labor, or trying (and CONSTANTLY) failing to manipulate rava who’s too smart to ever fall for his bs again. or he’ll try desperately to prove he’s a feminist so he’ll feel validated in his need to feel like a good person, despite not being one. he wants every bit of power logan had over the women in his life but he wants to pick and choose those women and have them hand over their agency willingly. logan had dogs, the kind of women that he had in his life were a very specific kind. either misogynistic (or indifferent) women willing to give up everything to be bought off by logan (or in shiv’s case, power and attention) or weak women who he took advantage of with all his power. but kendall can’t have everything he wants, just because he wants it and he doesn’t understand that. he not only thinks he’s entitled to women, he thinks he’s entitled to women on exclusively his terms. but is too stupid and sexist to see that every woman in logan’s life was both severely traumatized by him and also only around him for their own benefit. like gerri especially, she’s a good counter to jess. she’s willing to take it, all of it, cause she’s rich and powerful. all the men she works for/around treat her as a token woman and degrade her 24/7 but she’s indifferent cause she values money and power and doesn’t care about being respected by men or maintaining agency. which is problematic in a sense cause obviously she’s still a very privileged person, but also a perfect example of how a lot of women interact with misogyny. they dgaf and ultimately benefit from their indifference. but jess and rava got out and will still be better off for it outside of the roys bubble of desperation for un-tactful power and control over them .
that’s so long lmao you don’t have to read that 🥴
@@ac-ye6sf I did. It was good. You understand the individual characters quite well and the dynamics that play out between them and other characters who, for the sake of scripted television, have only one or two layers (at best) to their personality and motivations. In real life, people can be more complex. I haven't been with the series long enough to have your insight into the characters but I see Kendall as a beta male with other males but in this scene, with a woman, because of his misogyny, his disdain allows him to be an alpha. He is an awkward alpha, however, as if he is not quite sure what to make of all that is left unsaid, and would rather move past it so he can get back to thinking of himself and what he wants and how to get it. Just make take on it.
I had this happen to me once, an employer who could not fathom any of his employees wanting something else that has nothing to do with him lashing out when I gave notice. And I simply responded "I am sure you cannot possibly see it, but you just demonstrated why you keep losing good employees."
even though it’s not in focus i love Jess’ reaction to Kendall putting his sunglasses on at the end lmfao
It's the way he would just expect a non-white woman to just continue working for a place supporting white supremacy and when she protests she is labelled as "too sensitive." It's the way he thinks his ex-wife is overreacting by trying to protect their non-white daughter from the impacts of him supporting a white supremacist candidate. All of it paints a realistic picture. The show does a very good job of showing just how blind these people who are extremely privileged can be to everyone else and how events impact them.
Uh-oh. Are you oppressed? btw, Jess is biracial.
This episode had so many great scenes. This one definitely played on Kendall's special brand of childish crazy. The baby fit, the sunglasses. Just great acting, writing, all around.
Kendall is becoming little by little what he always tried not to be: Logan Roy. That "it's very juvenile" today, tomorrow will become a "fuck off Jess" in Logan's style.
The music at the end adds such a great touch. Sad, but mocking at the same time!
I felt sorry for Jess when Logan died and Kendall calls her and issues about 10 directives “in the next minute or two”!!!
EXACTLY. he treats her like a genie or a minion to just throw his incoherent wants, needs, thoughts, and feelings at. and feels entitled to own every second of her life because he pays her salary. a well written criticism of the MANY real people like this who just want slaves. like the money he gives jess is insignificant to him, so he basically just wants to own every second over her life and then can feel entitled in his desire to be served because he pays her well but he doesn’t understand that the problem is wanting to own all her time and labor in the first place, even if he’s paying well for it. she’s a person, who felt that her personal well-being was more important than the money and access he can give her, something he should learn something from but won’t.
Jesus. Kendall had some damn humanity once. It was a corporeal, un- fascinating type of humanity but it was there. It’s been so fucking disturbing to see him go so backwards throughout the series. He’s completely full of himself.
You're joking
@@yanquiufo7113 no, they’re right. gain media literacy.
@Tony From Syracuse Haha that wasn't for selfless reasons.
To be fair, I don’t think that this is a good reflection of who he is at this point. He was kind of just triggered by her reasoning, considering he already feels guilty about the election and now his own wife is acting like he’s a danger to his own children. So when one of the very few people he actually trusts tells him that she’s leaving because of how they handled the election, it just further proved that it’s not just his wife - there are a lot of people who look at him differently now. That’s why he says the line “you’re being stupid, everyone is being stupid!” It’s not just about his assistant.
@Tony From Syracuse He didn't lend a hand to Colin. Kendall wants Colin to work for him because he heard he was seeing a therapist and didn't want him spilling anything he shouldn't be. Also, he's basically turned into his father, so Colin is just another step in that transformation for him since he was his father's "best pal" or whatever Logan called him earlier.
The number of people in this episode trying to slide in bad news with Logan's funeral is so funny.
Jess stayed with Kendall for so long because she saw the good guy that was in him but just Rachel told Bruce in Batman Begins its your actions that define you
The accuracy of this scene is scary. I’ve been on both ends of this conversation - and this is how it plays out sometimes.
I like how he pulls his dad died card to try and make her feel guilty.
Jess was one of the few non siciopaths in his world and Kendall knew this. Ironically, she would have been the only person in his life and corner had she not resigned due to his destructive ego and ways.
Everyone is leaving Kendall because of the Menken desicion, Rava, Jess, Shiv
yep and it’s well deserved. he needs to understand that logan didn’t have bonds with people. he 100% owned every single person in his life (especially the women) and kendall wants to have all the power logan did while also being able to maintain real human relationships (even transactional ones). an extension of his s3 plot line, he thinks he’s entitled to women especially in the same way logan did but logan bought off the women in his life. that’s why he kept gerri as a yes-man but jess is a perfect counter to gerri and the other logan dogs. someone who removed herself from that bubble of toxicity and maintained her agency (or a guess took it back), as opposed to dedicating her life to serving the roy’s.
@@ac-ye6sfIt's also irony that throughout Season 1 and 2, Kendall wanted to throw Logan out as CEO and wanted to stay away from him as much as possible but in the end of the day, he starts to become Logan 2.0 and the people around him is either stay away from him because they don't want another Logan or just be his dog.
The actress who played Jess was amazing 🎉
Amazingly hot 🔥
The way I’m happy jess made it to the final season like she’s a game of thrones character loool
This is crazy, I’ve not watched these episodes but I keep on watching the snippets. It was so much better when UA-cam didn’t know I watched succession 🤦🏾♀️
This scene mirrors Logan in the season 1 meeting where Kendall tries to remove him as CEO while he's reading the meeting points.
Kendall is now being caught off guard by a subordinate in the same manner and reacting with the same anger as Logan.
Back here to say Jess got out at a good time considering what happens next 😂
There are two sane people in this show: Jess and Rava. Both in beef with Kendall and I don’t blame them. God, I hated Kendall in this episode.
ppl who dislike jess and rava are hugeeee red flags. the places they hold in the plot are so important. two woc distancing themselves from the roy’s (specifically kendall’s) bullshit. they function perfectly in their roles as like this shows version of a straight man. they completely rational people just trying not to get steamrolled over by these powerful, reckless people they’re associated with. they both ultimately realize the kind of people the roys really are and come to their senses, leaving them (as much as possible) to go be normal people somewhere else, (rava especially) drifting in and out of the show to represent the ways that ken is changing while maintaining agency, which is just good writing. but the kendall pathetic fanboys who can’t tell when the entire show is mocking them to their face.
there’s so many typos in this 🥴
Rava was hysterical and Ken was right in everything he said and did. Hope he gets those kids out of that brainwashed woman's hands before it's too late.
@@ac-ye6sf You sound like a very poor and very emotional being. The show clearly tells us the truth about life, nobody is altruistic. Money always does win. Period.
Surely there are more than 2?
2:05 this is like that accidental renaissance painting
His reaction feel kinda like tomnwhen greg tried to broke upnith him 😅
which episode and scene is that?
@@hazardousjazzgasm129Back in Season 2 when Tom threw water bottles to Greg on Safe Room
This is like first time Jess every talked
Kendall really lost it before the funeral, it was reminding me of season 1 😂😂😂
It's interesting how this show exists solely through the eyes of the mega rich and powerful kids; some Characters out of the family get a more prominent role like Gerri since they can't really do without her type; but the PAs like Jess they've been here since the beginning of the show and we know absolutely nothing about them; they have a few lines here and there exclusively regarding the meat of the business; and through the eyes of Kendall that's exactly how Jess exist; she's in the background; a sort of "NPC" as they would say in his asshole world and she only becoming just a bit relevant when she decides to quit; which to Kendall is actually something bothering enough for him to pay attention. I think the show succeeds really well at showing this completely disconnected bubble of super powerful people with a terminal case of main character syndrom, and this explains how they can act like this; without any regard for the consequences their actions have on the life of billion of people.
Very similar to the scene where Rhea tells Logan she’s quitting
so happy for my good sis
Jess defeats Greg the Egg in the Principles War
Leaving any job when you’ve had enough is best done with dignity, you’re standing tall at that moment so no need to worry. You don’t have to offer any elaborate explanation as actions speak way louder than words.
Such a great scene to underscore, not that it was needed to be underscored, that Kendall was such a child and any kind of abandonment even professionally was personal for him. And so hilarious that he thinks a perk of the job is 'access'. 😂
🥰🥰🥰 she's so gorgeous
that shit at 1:30 haunts me in my SLEEP
Last Goddamn Humanitu Leaving Him
If he had never seen his name underlined, he’d be so much happier. Instead, he’s trying to get the validation of a guy who’s literally dead.
There's no replacement in the world for Jess.
Idk if this is master telegraphing that Kendall had to lose all the people closes to him to get to the top and like Logan he'll have to use his money and power to get custody of his kids or if this all just the final push before Kendall jumps after he loses the top spot
In my opinion I think Jess is the only person Kendall genuinely cares about
As someone who used to be an assistant this scene hurts
It's okay, Jess. Kendall is not a serious person.
Kind of funny *this* was her last straw when she happily stuck by the company when sexual allegations poured in. She knew the company was crumbling and this was an excuse to exit, not necessarily because she cares who became the President.
She didn’t stick by the company, she stuck by Kendall. Kendall spent basically the last 2 seasons, technically the last 3 seasons plotting against Logan and the company. So she might have had an easier time separating him from the company especially since Kendall made that whole “we should have a moment of silence” speech about the victims
@@JasmineCB2013
"she might have had an easier time separating him from the company"
Why did still she stick by him when he literally became the CEO of the said company that is stained by these crimes? It's simple, because she's unbothered.
@@gimmedatthing7829 Because he's spent nearly the entire show trying to prop himself up as someone who wanted to take over in order clean up his father's mess and build a modernized "fuck the patriarchy" image in its place. She knew who he was, but for most of the time she worked for him it seemed like he could be swayed to make decent calls, even if he was only doing it to spite his father.
This is the first time he's been directly responsible for something that was both morally reprehensible and personally and professionally detrimental to her.
@@hazleweatherfield968 The crimes of sexual harassment were not dealt with and people have gone unpunished - if Ken represented a better future, this would have changed as soon as he coming to power. The fact that nothing changed and she was totally okay with it does not support your argument.
@@gimmedatthing7829 "if Ken represented a better future, this would have changed as soon as he coming to power."
The original plan, was for all the siblings to buy Pierce-the liberal news station- for 10 bil once the company was bought by GoJo. But Logan died.
Kendall and Rome got CEO power a day after their dad died, and then a few days later was the Election. Boom, Jess quits the very next day. This all happened within a week. Kendall asked why and she said "I've been thinking about it for a while." So this probably HAS been bothering her because the plans from the original changed so fast. But decided that was her last straw.
The Bratty kid that could never hear a NO.
Anyone who doesn't know what DARVO is should watch this clip since its a perfect example.
its harder to quit when your that close to the person.. its uncomfortable.. its easier to quit when that person is some nameless figure but much harder when you have to see them everyday and the bosses take it personally too..like your abandoning them... I had a supervisor like this and he was upset when I quit and said " I dont understand why your leaving me".. very toxic stuff
Jess 😍
Reminds me of Peggy resigning from SCDP.
This scene is America right now in a nutshell, it’s not violence, or sex that’s dividing us it’s politics and the 1 percenters who prey on fear and indifference. It’s sad Kendall is losing someone who he trusted and not even because of his fault but this is what’s happening right now in families all over the country today. I know people personally who’ve been completely axed by friends and family because of their political views or positions we’ve become so tribal we are throwing away relationships with folks some of us have known for years but didn’t realize they harbored such hateful views it’s sad
What in the actual f*ck are you saying?
This guy chose a literal Nazi sympathiser as his President.
Jess doesn't matter to these people. She's doing what's best for her, considering the climate around Kendall.
Yet your take away is that we've become seperated by political views? I know for sure if any member of my family supported a Nazi sympathiser, I would ignore them.
"if you can't tell the difference between me and Trump then you ain't Black!"
@@stormyweather9917 “hey look at my African American”….. Donald Trump
"Is this about Mencken?"
If you gotta ask, Ken......
Jess = Jesse Armstrong.. this is about him ending the show
Damn people u nitpicking the fuck outta this show, calm down
Nah you’re reading into it too much lmao
This is the moment Jess became Jesse Armstrong
@@hazleweatherfield968JAJAJAJA
Kendall did it to himself when he kept pressing her.
The irony here is that Jess may very well go on to achieve that level of access again with another boss/company, but Kendal for sure won’t.
I wonder if it sticks. Or if like Logan, kendall will get whatever he wants.
Who's next? Fikret?
“You have always been so supportive of my aims and ambitions”
Translation: I’m tired of putting up with your sh*t, I can’t stand working for you anymore
Those are Logan’s glasses im pretty sure
I was rooting for her to leave him ever since he yelled at her in Season 3. F you Kendall, Jess deserves better
alright so Jess is out... turns out she's toxic
Dude, Kendall is the WORST.
But then there's logan.
Jess is so fine
Love Kendall
Noooooo 😔
Kendall desperate need to conquer and gain approval from his father meant he completely disregarded the needs and safety of the people closest to him…just like his father. It was quite hilarious to see him choose to lean towards fascism but still expect his brown kids and number 1 assistant to be fine with it. Especially when their safety was clearly being threatened due to his direct actions. The disconnect was real. 😂
Jess was the only one who truly looked out for kendall. That he repelled her the way he did (see her look of distain at him putting the shades on) and went to a snake like hugo shows how far he has fallen.
I suspect jess and comfrey were the ones behind the 'kendall goes woke' arc in season 3 in some sort of 'change the system from within' plan...
women would kill to have eyebrows like that.
Kendall is nothing without daddy
Every time she was onscreen I thought she is so beautiful. I wanted them to have an affair.
Who would have thought that Kendall who decides to choose a fascist to be the new President is getting his life ruined forever.
-His ex-wife and kids are moving away out of town
-His long time secretary who mostly quiet decided to quit
-His younger siblings whom he fights to get on his side for vote on Board Meeting leave him
-His dad's promise from his 7 years old self in candy store to be the next CEO is never happened also his dad died without giving the answer
-His mom who mostly neglect him and his siblings once again will neglect him again because she has a new husband
-The company and the CEO position that he craved and dreamt of is gone
In the end, Kendall has no one. Colin, his dad's former bodyguard whom he re-hired is just there to do his job: being a bodyguard but he can't be his friend or family because he knew about Kendall's crime of killing a waiter.
Kendall also can't kill himself as he is watched by Colin but at the same time, he has no one to talk anymore.
Stewie won't call him anymore after see his true color on Board Meeting.
I’m new to Succession. Does Kendall secretly like Jess or is this all about power?
The second one
Is this the girl on tik tok that is the NGO CEO????
Is she Carla from Scrubs?
My heart's breaking for him rn😭 he's got no one now, which will make him even more cold... All he has IS the company now .
This is gaslighting at its finest
Toxic boss at his most toxic
I was shipping them soo hard. My end game
Am i the only one who shipped these two for like three seasons julia is smoking hot but nope, just like kendal winning, i was always let down in the end 🤦🏻
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Kendall was 100% correct. He is the most honest person in the whole show. She'll never work a job as serious as what she left.
You must be delusional in regards to this if you believe this.
She seems too kind for the Roys Kendall needs a Hugo,(down and dirty) I ❤ Jess, and wish she and Greg were a couple 😊 just my 2 cents ( Kanye shrug )
Ew. Greg is a terrible person lol...
what
It was obviously - she is very smart and deserves more serious position, but why not at Kendall's firm?! It's like a betrayal
I would've fed her to the wolves right at the start seeing her body language even before she uttered a word; it spelt betrayal
@@user-ml6jb8hr4i you don’t understand the show 🥴 pathetic
it’s not a betrayal. it’s her job lmao. she doesn’t want to work with kendal for very very valid reasons so she’s quitting. that’s how jobs work. gain media literacy
@@user-ml6jb8hr4i Lol “betrayal”. She doesn’t want to work for this nutjob anymore, it’s really that simple. It’s wore her down. She’s her own person with her own priorities.
Jess didn't really do anything to Kendall. He can find anyone else since a position like the one Jess has will always be coveted by some other person, and there's nothing she's gaining by leaving him. It's true what he said of probably not being able to find the access she's had with him in another job. Besides, she hasn't sold classified information to anyone that we know and being the professional she is she maybe will never do that. How is that a betrayal?