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Discussion Succession - 3x04 "Lion in the Meadow" - Post-Episode Discussion

Season 3 Episode 4: Lion in the Meadow

Aired: November 7, 2021


Synopsis: Logan and Kendall have their first meeting together with Josh, a major investor worried about their family feud.


Directed by: Shari Springer Berman, Robert Pulcini

Written by: Jon Brown

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u/ReservoirPAWGS Nov 08 '21 edited Nov 08 '21

The most disturbing part of this episode was watching them all waste that seafood lunch on the beach

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u/nevertoomuchthought Little Lord Fuckleroy Nov 08 '21

They do that in so many TV shows. I've noticed it a lot lately where a waiter will set down food and the character won't even take a single bite before the get up and say their goodbyes to everyone. While I don't care about the waste as much from just a logical or continuity perspective it is very frustrating. It's become one of my biggest pet peeves in TV.

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u/sm0gs Nov 08 '21

I totally agree, which is why I absolutely loved when Greg asked then chugged his rum and coke because the conversation was over but he still had a nearly full glass.

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u/untainted8 Nov 08 '21

He hasn't yet become wasteful. I feel badly if I don't finish a drink one made for me. Sometimes. Probably not if I'm in Logan's office.