In the midst of these monumental shifts, viewers were treated to glimpses of other Waystar Royco employees and their futures. Tom, embracing his newfound role, made the decision to retain both the cunning Greg, played by Nicholas Braun, and the astute legal counsel Gerri, portrayed by J. Smith-Cameron. However, he bid farewell to Frank, portrayed by Peter Friedman, and Carl, portrayed by David Rasche, acknowledging their departure from the company.
Meanwhile, even Fisher Stevens’ communications chief, Hugo Baker, faced his own share of challenges. When attempting to establish a connection with his new boss, Tom inquired about the whereabouts of Karolina Novotney, Waystar Royco’s dedicated publicity chief portrayed by Dagmara Dominczyk. This unexpected turn of events hinted at a potential shift in the dynamics of the company’s communication strategy.
As the episode reached its poignant conclusion, viewers witnessed a pregnant Shiv seemingly reconciling with Tom, symbolizing the power of forgiveness and personal growth. Roman, on the other hand, sought solace in a nearby bar, perhaps contemplating his own journey. Lastly, Kendall, burdened by the weight of his past actions, was accompanied by Scott Nicholson’s Colin, his father’s former chief of security, as he embarked on a path of self-reflection.
