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The episode then sees the two sides of the family get into a bidding war over Pierce Global Media, which is run by matriarch Nan Pierce , with Kendall, Shiv and Roman ultimately beating out their father -- and securing an early win in their ongoing personal and professional war.
However, for Roman, despite what may look good on paper, there's a faltering need to keep going at it with his family."Sure, that's good business, but I don't want to fight. I don't want to do that anymore. We've done that so much," Culkin says. For Tom, who learns that Shiv wants a divorce, and Greg, who continues to rise within the ranks of ATN, that means a big change in how the two interact moving forward."There are some shifts. There are some unexpected, aggressive turns in their relationship season," Braun says."Their relationship gets weirder and Tom is probably meaner than ever. Loyalty is tested for sure."
Culkin, however, suggests there's no hard feelings between the two, at least not on Roman's end."It's a couple months later and I feel there's probably not really any bad blood," he says. Despite ending season 3 on opposite sides of the attempted coup,"she made the right business decision in that moment for her and he knows that."
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