That gives you a couple of months to prepare and get through the extended edition of Season 3 in the meantime-and, to make it easier, we've created a massive list of our favorite bonus moments from the show. Right now, the Superfan Episodes only include the third season, but the service has plans to roll out more seasons with even more extra content down the line, with Season 4's Superfan cuts being added to the roster in March. Not only does it have every season of The Office proper, it also has a special new version called The Office: Superfan Episodes which feature all sorts of extra material that never made it to air and also never made it to Netflix. While, yes, adding yet another service to the list may be annoying for some obvious reasons, the nice thing about Peacock is its wealth of bonus material. Strong imbues Kendall with sincerity in his performance even when he is at his most embarrassing and it is impossible to not feel an inkling of sympathy.The Office may have left Netflix and caused some upheaval in your streaming service arrangement, but if you're as addicted as we are, you've probably already caved for a subscription to its new home: Peacock. Nothing about this night has gone right and Kendall fulfills the old “it’s my party and I can cry if I want to” tradition. (This is also a callback to the first episode and the Patek Philippe timepiece Tom gave Logan). He flippantly says he already has a watch (he has several) and to an ultra-rich person, this gesture is meaningless. What do you get the man worth $2 billion? Well, not a watch as Naomi (Annabelle Dexter-Jones) discovers when he looks at it like it is a Target gift certificate - it isn’t even inscribed. For now, his victory will fill the void but this hot streak can’t last forever.īefore this, Kendall has a moment of clarity about how pathetic he is being after he can’t find the homemade gift from his children. Roman laughs and yet it isn’t hard to recognize he is just as alone as the rest of the Roys. Unfortunately, when Roman slaps him on the back it causes Kendall to fall over and the whole thing feels very sad. Unlike their father who has resorted to physical violence, Kendall will not stoop that low and it is perhaps his best quality. During this confrontation, Kendall mentions GoJo was his idea (which makes him sound like a child arguing over a toy), although he cannot be baited into hitting his little brother. Roman is not a nice person - none of them are - but the tiny amount of humility he possesses has vanished. Kieran Culkin, Sarah Snook and Brian Cox in Succession (Image credit: Macall B. This causes Roman to show off his worst side as he can’t help but taunt his sister about his success. It doesn’t help that Roman also sorts out the GoJo deal with Lukas Matsson (Alexander Skarsgård), as her brother continues to outmaneuver her. “Dad and I handled it,” is the twist of the knife that prompts a performance on the dance floor, which causes onlookers to wonder what drugs she is on. However, Shiv also falls apart when she finds out that Roman is part of this package deal. Kendall thinks the deal - worth a cool $2 billion - is a “Trojan mindf***” and yet the only one spiraling is him. He has replaced “happy birthday” for an expletive and the offer to buy him out of Waystar Royco. Kendall’s mood takes a nosedive when he opens the card from his father that gets straight to the point.
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None of them can rewrite their past and the battle to win Logan’s professional pride is rooted in their desire to be loved. However, Connor is genuinely upset that Kendall is making fun of an embarrassing incident from their past, while his role as a surrogate dad has been referenced twice this season.
Roman (Kieran Culkin) and Shiv (Sarah Snook) are banned from the treehouse because this trio will always regress to childhood dynamics. Hustlers director Lorene Scafaria effectively uses the labyrinth of rooms to tap into the uncomfortable atmosphere and various power battles being waged. The thought of Kendall publicly humiliating himself (again) is one reason why dread permeates every scene. Jeremy Strong, Sarah Snook and Kieran Culkin in 'Succession' (Image credit: HBO)
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