Tom meets with Bill to get an information disease (cruise line doc) | Succession Season 1, Episode 4
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This scene took a complete 180 for Tom 😂 he started off waiting impatiently for sweet old Bill to handover the keys to his office…turns out it’s a death pit. But it’s fine.
Look, it’s fine either way
@@thatcherhoyt4068 yea fine for BILL!
Bill's "you're welcome" it's a subtle way of Bill saving Greg from the mess
Note: if someone says repeatedly something is "totally fine" and "not a big deal," it is most definitely NOT fine and IS a big deal.
"ok, so, hahaha, there is the DEATH PIT, and at the bottom of the death pit there is nuclear rods?.." poor, poor Tom.
"You want to give me the good news now Bill?" 🤣😂
That old guy is so relieved he's retiring.
The most evil were always behind the scenes and well liked. Like serial killers.
A few missing hitchhikers, it's not a big deal Tom
And Ellen.
Exactly. I always shiver when someone new at work is referred to as someone who 'everyone loves'. Always a red flag
Yeah, making Bill the one universally well liked guy at the company was such an interesting choice.
The casual escalation of this scene is absolutely fucking brilliant. Looks like an affable, generic corporate conversation, and then Bill without even slightly changing his tone starts bringing up "nuclear rods" and "blowback from the NDAs". Catches you offguard.
Low key one of the funniest scenes in season 1
I *literally* almost passed out laughing the first time I saw this.
2:22 Toms right eyebrow. There's an Emmy right there. Acting.
Thank you for your observation Sir. It's very accurate and useful and made our watching experience richer. We all owe you one.
@@alexandermfrei Cheers man. I do my bit as best I can. thanks
Yeah, I tried to raise my eyebrow like that but I can't do it. He does it in a scene in season 4 when he tells Greg that if Matsson takes over, Greg's "fucked." Hilarious.
Wow and here we are in 2024
I remember first watching this scene not thinking this wasnt actually going to be a big deal, just a little side drama to spice up our side character moments...and damn does it make me look like the fool when this beacons the main plot point.
And then you were vindicated again once it basically disappeared entirely with no meaningful consequences.
@@adams.1404 just like real life
@@jackashmoregood point
@@jackashmore If I wanted to watch real life I'd buy a pair of binoculars and hope my neighbors forget to close the blinds. Narrative stories should at least attempt to maintain consequences for the events contained within. Nothing about the status of the company changed due to the cruises scandal, no characters went through any meaningful lasting development - hell you could take it out the show entirely and literally nothing would change about the narrative overall beyond missing out on a few notable quippy one-liners. Look, I like this show, but it's pretty light on meaningful narrative choices.
@@adams.1404 the historic fine from the DOJ leads to Logan selling to GOJO. You just didn’t pay attention
- Thank you for understanding
- Thank you, Bill
- You're welcome
I love that even the shit talk about Bill is about what a great guy he is.
Vince McMahon meeting with Steph and Nick Khan on Monday 25th July 2022
1:38 I can't get over that delivery of "Yeah,. maybe!"
Back here after Tom won. amazing
Its funny how Logan dumped this right on Tom's lap knowing that he wouldn't fight it and would eat the sausages no matter what.
Wow, what a great metaphor 😳 was he (Bill) in that boar on the floor scene indeed?
Like that's exactly why those games are played : for Logan (and other killers) to see how younger generation handles stress and "situations".
So if he was there during the game - he indeed knew that Tom wouldn't be able to resist, he is too eager to social climb and he is not resourceful enough to defend himself from such an attack. Although I wonder: was there a way out for Tom?
Who would’ve thought we are standing where we are currently thanks to this and only this
I've watched season 2 moments more than season 1, and so sometimes I'll see the "adios Bill" scene and feel some pity, and then remember that this scene exists
Probably the most important scene in the entire show
Probably not though, right?
not even a big deal lol
YEP!
This is what starts Tom down the path of winning the game.
From the scandal came the fine, from the fine the price fell and from that fall Gojo went from a possible purchase to a possible buyer. Waystar ended up as a Swedish branch after this @@ohiotoledo3787
If Bill didnt give Tom this information, there wouldn't have been a need for SOMEONE to go to jail. And Tom wouldn't have had the opportunity to tell Logan that he would be willing to take the fall, and might not have been promoted to the level he was (or the position he was in) when Logan died to have the opportunity to talk to Madson and eventually get the CEO role. Just sayin.
it is interesting to rewatch Tom scenes after Season 3
1:12 bill saying “you’re welcome” is a nice touch, Greg doesn’t have anything to thank him for to his knowledge, he’s just being polite as usual.
But by asking Greg to leave the room,
Bill is keeping him out of the death pit, hence the “you’re welcome.”
I wouldn't read that much into it, necessarily. To me it seems that Greg just anxiously thanks him without any real need to do so and Bill replies "you're welcome" more out of habit/politeness than anything else.
@@JiMuKai
Eh, I think the hesitation on Bill’s part shows that he thought about how he should respond to Greg, and then decided a simple “you’re welcome” was perfect.
You’re right though, I could be reading a little bit too far into a simple two words
Which Tom then grabs and throws him into it Palpatine style.
He was being honest when he said to Greg "You'r welcome".
RIP Bill 💔
Just keep the nuclear rods cool and nothings going to blow
I can't believe they thought Bill was gonna go down without a fight at Washington lmao
So Bill was never offered as a sacrifice for the cruises thing at the end of season 8 because he knew too much about unofficial company policy and perhaps Mo Lester's closeness with Logan's frat bros (the wolf pack)
So he was safe despite having dirty hands because he blackmailed logan with that knowledge
Yeah, in fact he tells Logan after the DC hearing, that maybe he doesn't write a book himself.
This is comedic gold.
The funniest scene ever holy shit
0:49 - Greg about to name drop Ewan.
I love how he says 'im going to print this because i don't want my handwriting on it' Tom realized shit is about to hit the fan
This scene is amazing
Holy shit when I saw this I was on the floor laughing and feeling bad for Tom it was sublime
It’s funny because this sort of thing happens at a lot of major corporations. The constant threat of lawsuits and litigation against the company. Paying for teams of lawyers to handle NDA’s and essentially high money. You show me a Fortune 500 company and I’ll show you a signed NDA that could bring the entire thing down…
RIP Mark Blum.
How can you print from an air-gapped computer, Bill? You're a wizard!
You use a cable
I don't get why printing the documents feels safe, there is always a transfer of data over to the printer and the printer itself could have a cache of print jobs which can be retrieved later.
I was about to say this
the printer can be removed and destroyed perhaps
How can an air gapped computer even connect to the printer?
Boomer tech literacy
just hard wire to the printer
It's funny considering Tom now :D
How did he print it if the computer is air gapped
Must've been connected physically with a cable not over a network
usb cable
I know right? Thought the same thing. Plus why even print it in the first place?
@@lewislegrand5487 Lol that also doesn't make sense to me
it has been established he watched too many spy movies
is the term "information disease" like your own term??? because i swear its like a thing people say but everyone around me doesnt hasnt heard of it and i cant find anything online that uses it besides this video
“Informational hazard” or “memetic hazard” (in the vein of Rokos basilisk) are more commonly used terms and could be helpful search terms for you if you want to look up more. I wouldn’t consider them to be commonly used terms in everyday conversation so it’s also not odd for people to not know
@@daniellaguna7900 thank u so much!!!!!!! i feel ive been going insane the past few months, i truly believed i made this up. deeply appreciate it dude, have a good one :)
I suspect bill talk to the FBI and senator Gill. When Tom tried to throw him under the bus the senator changes to topic straight away. Also why weren't Waystar able to throw him under the bus
Getting some unsettling Creed (Office) and Jason Bateman vibe from this guy.
How did he print wirelessly without WiFi
Wait how did he print if there was no wifi and he wasn’t hardlined in to a printer
This is that scene in Game of Thrones where Robb Stark agrees to marry the Greyjoy daughter. 😄
I don't know this show but is there a reason why the one guy tries really hard to be Kevin Spacey?
Does every corporation have a "death-pit"?
how does it connect to the printer if it's air-gapped Bill?
LAN printer. If he's paranoid enough it's never been connected to any other network and only plugs directly into the PC that prints to it.
@@Narokkurai that makes it not air-gapped.
@@chihchang1139 Air gapped from any other user or PC. Unless you're on that terminal, at that desk, you can't see what it's saying to the printer.
@@Narokkurai That's not at all what air-gapped means. Joining any network means it's not air-gapped. Sending anything over LAN can easily be captured by any wire sharking on the network. It's even worse that it's going to a printer because printers keep data for some period of time (during print time for example)
@@chihchang1139 Then I guess we need more IT professionals in the writers room.
Warren Buffet is likeable too.
And this scene, folks, is totally not about Disney.
How is he printing with an air-gapped laptop with no wifi? Didn't see him plug anything in.
Computer tech here so I got to point this out, laptop with no wifi and no physical connections... How's he printing? 😂
there could be a bluetooth printer
Bill got so old from the Madonna film.
It's so sad that the actor died from Covid! However, Madonna made tribute about him on her Instagram!
Pam E Wow didn't know that.
Wait, can an air-gapped laptop connect to a printer?
No
it ain't airgapped if you're printing like that
He turned off the wifi and printed to a printer directly with a cable
@@KK-pm7ud There's no printer on the desk and he never interacts with a cable
@@norrinzelkarr8572 Succession isn't a show that gives you everything you need to see. It's obvious. The guy isn't a moron.
@@KK-pm7ud I'm not asserting the character is a moron I'm saying it's a sloppy scene
@@norrinzelkarr8572 No. It isn't. You're just nitpicking because you don't like how it was framed.
how did he print with WiFi off