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I need support staff to clear the room. Stand up and walk now. Hello and welcome to the watch.

My name is Chris Ryan. I am an editor at theringer.com and joining me on the other line,

it's me, him, and Henry Kissinger. Fuck you. It's Andy Greenwald. That's my favorite intro ever.

Oh, welcome to the weekly episode of Little Lord Fuckler Roy. I am Chris Ryan. I'm joining

by Andy Greenwald. We're here to talk about the fourth episode of Succession. That's the 4.0.

Ryan Bynow. The Lion in the Meadow. Just a, what an episode. We got a lot to break down here, Andy.

I can go through quickly the plot points or we can talk generalities first. It's just like

pretty easy to go through this one because not a ton happened. This week on Succession,

we got some new blood in the form of Adrian Brody's Josh Aronson character, which I have quite a

bit to say about Logan and Kendall go out to a private island that maybe is in Long Island,

but also requires a flight. So are they in Portugal? I don't know. We'll break that down to

plead their case to a 4% shareholder. This guy Josh. The whole thing takes on a kind of waiting

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