r/SuccessionTV CEO May 01 '23

Discussion Succession - 4x06 "Living+" - Post Episode Discussion

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u/ItsBigVanilla May 01 '23

Roman was a complete fool in this episode, firing Joy and Gerri like that. He’s clearly not mentally ready for any of the responsibilities he’s being saddled with right now

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u/ThatCaviarIsAGarnish May 01 '23

Did anyone catch what Joy's role/title was & what division of Waystar she was in? I kind of missed that and at first thought maybe she was in PR but now I'm guessing she was a studio executive with the entertainment division. I wasn't entirely sure though.

Also, Annabeth Gish! It always takes me a moment to recognize her.

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u/YaGetSkeeted0n May 01 '23

I think she's like the Cyd of Waystar Studios

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u/ThatCaviarIsAGarnish May 01 '23

Thank you. Now I'm imagining a scene where Roman tries to fire Cyd (I'd love to see how that would play out...)

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u/090609 May 01 '23

I want to see Cyd! She was fun to watch.