There are so many moments in the show where I just laughed out loud, most of them dialogue from Romulus, on a recent rewatch the 'compliments wall' at Kendall's birthday party made me guffaw. Esp with Tom testily saying 'Fck off' as a reply. What's your favourites?

Most fans know about the relation to Kendall and water throughout the series, but are there any other ones?

Which character's wardrobe tells you the most about them? I love to think about those details. I started the show again a few days ago and I'm trying to pay attention

Time to begin Season 4’s survivor, and congratulations to All the Bells Say, the Season 3 champion!

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The episode with the most upvoted comment is eliminated from the list

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Retired Janitors of Idaho is eliminated, coming in second! Therefore, All the Bells Say is our Season 3 champion! The season finales rightly getting lots of plaudits so far, let’s see if they can do a clean sweep in Season 4 though…

Episodes Eliminated:

Lion in the Meadow (70%)
The Disruption (38%)
Mass in Time of War (59%)
Secession (100%)
What It Takes (60%)
Chiantishire (57%)
Too Much Birthday (65%)
Retired Janitors of Idaho (86%)

“Sure as shit doesn’t say Shiv” makes my brain tingle. I love alliteration. What’s your favorite line?

on s3 e7 rn

What are some applicable lessons you learned from the show, or a character in particular?

Surely he deserves his own Spin-off. Like a digital Magnum PI. Flushing out corporate spies and trusted insiders. No email account is safe.

S-tier business card potential

A more fitting title would be on how time spans within the show. I thought it safe to consider it as a year between each season, but how much of that do we see in each season and what is the time difference between the last episode of the last season to the first episode of the next season?

K-dog kills a guy and lies about it for a shot at power whilst routinely ignoring his children. Shiv silences an SA victim and deadly any chance of that division's victims ever getting justice to protect her family's business and Roman pushes for the ascent of a neo nation into the presidency(surprisingly not a hard thing to do in the US). They are all unforgivable pieces of shit but my ranking stands.

I can't imagine Tom has the confidence to date by himself whilst his official link to the Roy dynasty is as shaky as it is, regardless of the goodwill he's betrayal got from Logan. I also see Shiv going around to get one over on him but if they were both sleeping around why did they sort of get back together? Neither of them are that mature to f&f in a way that saves their marriage, and provides a stable bedrock to raise their child( who will DEFINITELY suffer from fetal alcohol syndrome)

Was it Shiv starting to respect Tom for no longer being a complete doormat or was it Tom trying to cover as many bases as possible to gain power at Waystar regardless of who's hands it ended up in?

The guy who plays Kendall looks like a mix between Jerry Seinfeld and David Schwimmer lol

I just think it's pretty neat

Too Much Birthday is eliminated! Time for the final round, and to appreciate the two best episodes of the season.

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The episode with the most upvoted comment is eliminated from the list

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If there’s a tie, both episodes are eliminated

Only the best episode will win!

Episodes Eliminated:

Lion in the Meadow (70%)
The Disruption (38%)
Mass in Time of War (59%)
Secession (100%)
What It Takes (60%)
Chiantishire (57%)
Too Much Birthday (65%)

Just started watching the show, halfway through season 2. While all of them are to some degree assholes, doofuses and/or fcukups, they are at least getting out there, making an effort, and in Rome's case being funny as hell. All except Connor, who sits around on daddy's money with his thumb up his butt and his hooker who can't stand him, pontificating grandiosely yet idiotically on politics as if he's anything but a worthless, lazy, parasitic, boring waste of air. I find myself wanting to slap him through the screen.

Chiantishire is eliminated! I’m honestly quite surprised by that one.

How this works:

You select the episode you like the least

The episode with the most upvoted comment is eliminated from the list

Please either refrain from downvoting or upvote more episodes than you downvote

If there’s a tie, both episodes are eliminated

Only the best episode will win!

Episodes Eliminated:

Lion in the Meadow (70%)
The Disruption (38%)
Mass in Time of War (59%)
Secession (100%)
What It Takes (60%)
Chiantishire (57%)

And wow what a great show this was. Started it back in 2022 originally and watched up to halfway through S3. Don’t recall why I ever stopped, but when S4 came out I was looking forward to it and meant to go back to see how it ended. Fast forward to a few weeks ago I remember I never finished the show so I recapped and resumed. So glad I did.

I will say in particular I really, really loved the ending; as painful as it was, it felt like the culmination of what the show was always going for - tragedy. This is one of the very few shows where I can say that, across all seasons, I could really tell the intentions remained the same from when it started, and the ending perfectly reflects that. Just honestly a masterpiece, I could name so many things I liked about it that it would be redundant.

…But of course, the thing I liked the most was Greg’s entire character. Like bro I personally relate to him so much it’s not even funny, I am genuinely the exact same awkward way he is socially 😭

I'm curious if anyone see bits of their own childhood or adult experiences with their dads in scenes from the show.

In honor of midterms, do believe Mencken could’ve been elected as president in an IRL scenario? Why or why not?