“You can’t just take my love and bank it, and take it to the love market and see if you want to invest in me,” Tom says. (You know-in that quiet, mournful way.)Įveryone is sussing out their relationships-or are they alliances? When Tom responds to another of Shiv’s “I love you’s” with a “thank you,” she prods until he likens their marriage to an investment. 1”-a claim so brazenly untrue even his son has to laugh. He calls Connor to apologize for calling his presidential campaign a “horseshit pipe dream” and promises, “You’re my No. He asks Roman to “keep an eye on Gerri” and promises the subordinate position his son finds himself in now is only temporary. Trapped in a corner once again, Logan returns to his favorite trick: playing everyone who hopes to one day inherit his power against one another. Logan is yelling (obviously) that he needs “to know where everyone is and what they’re doing!” Kendall announced in last week’s premiere that the “Juice is loose!” and now here’s his father, sincerely shouting at his colleagues that he’s “losing juice!” As Logan Roy and his wayward son Kendall scramble to build up their alliances, information is key-so no one’s telling anyone anything.

“Mass in Time of War,” the second episode in the Murdochian HBO drama’s third season, might as well take place in Netflix’s candy-colored quarantine studios. If all the main players from Succession found themselves in The Circle,who do we think would win?

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