Notas del episodio
At Tom and Shiv's wedding in an English castle, Kendall delivers a formal hostile-takeover bid to Logan on the morning of the ceremony, triggering an emergency legal and political response. Roman watches a satellite launch he moved to wedding day without authorization explode on a livestream, while Logan fires a waiter named Andrew Dodds for spilling champagne. That night, Kendall drives a still-impaired Dodds in search of drugs, crashes into a pond, and leaves him to drown — returning to the reception and mingling with family as if nothing happened.
The following morning, Logan confronts Kendall privately with evidence tying him to the crash, then offers a deal: drop the takeover, enter rehab, and the case disappears. The finale reframes the entire season's power struggle — Kendall's most credible challenge to his father ends not in a boardroom but with a death Logan can hold over him indefinitely. Greg's quiet retention of cruise-scandal documents and Connor's presidential announcement set threads in motion, but the closing image is Logan absorbing his most dangerous challenger through leverage rather than merit.
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