I don’t think I have the words to discuss the incredible performances from Snook, Strong and Culkin here, so I’ll focus on something lighter and say how much I enjoyed Greg’s hurt tone when he found out Tom had put together a team of “Greglets”.

I didn’t think ‘joke’ but I did think some kind of trick to throw the kids off the GoJo deal. But immediately realized what a stupid hacky plot that would be, and something Succession would never do.

I felt like i was reacting/grieving in real time with the characters for a bit in the beginning. My first thought is Tom is playing a horrible joke to get Roman to go to that meeting. Just an incredible episode from everyone involved. Sarah Snook put up Wilt numbers

Best episode of television this year, by a significant margin. The last time I was that shocked by a television show was when Ned lost his head. Just brilliant.

Knocked the wind out of me.  That long walk when Kendall went to find Shiv.

“We can get an off-the-shelf funeral.....Reagan’s but with tweaks” is the line of the season so far for me.

I find it ironic that you’d rank Connor and Willa first when he’s clearly going to have her killed by the end of the show’s run.

So far, this is the least unpleasant story I’ve heard about him.

yeah i mean it does seem, based on OTHER evidence, that Corden is a complete dick, but this is a very banal example of that

Wow, he said he didn’t like a joke. What a bastard!

I find it baffleing that after 22 more or less self contained episodes that people are still going “Where’s the story!”

She’s been doing it for 10 years, but sure, what she really needs is the respect of internet men.

The Knights of Ren Hoek

I agree wholeheartedly... except for the last sentence. I don’ttmean to knock Clone Wars or any other Wars; I just really prefer the smaller scale Mandalorian show: bounty hunter and his sidekick having adventures across the galaxy every week, and sometimes there’s a tie-in to an umbrella narrative. This episode…

To the memory of the brave men and women who lost their lives in the ill-fated antarctic expedition of 1936.

Grogu is the true founder of the Knights of Ren.

I’m gonna throw a guess out here;

He is now Sir Grogu. The first of his name, Master of Cuteness and Pop Culture, and Lord of Lucasfilm Marketing.

I enjoy the seemingly respectful and positive relationship that Bo and Din share.  They butt heads in their own way but also manage to focus on moving forward at the same time without trying to out do each other.

That was the freighter - this is the Arquitens-class command cruiser (or Imperial Light Cruiser) that was taken from Moff Gideon at the end of season two.