S4E6 · Living+

The Roys prepare for Waystar's Investor Day event in Los Angeles, where Kendall and Roman plan to launch "Living+", a luxury assisted living community Logan had proposed as a business venture prior to his death. Matsson dislikes the idea and, meeting Shiv en route to the event, tells her to convince her brothers to call it off. Shiv refuses; Matsson reveals that his negotiation with Kendall and Roman in Norway turned hostile.

In Los Angeles, Kendall and Roman falsely tell Waystar's senior executives that it is in fact Matsson who is apprehensive about the GoJo deal and behaved erratically; Gerri still promises that the deal is viable. After the others leave, Shiv confronts her brothers, who admit they dislike the deal and apologize for not telling her. Shiv later has an emotional moment to herself in an unused meeting room; Tom enters unexpectedly but comforts her, and the two share a kiss.

Roman visits Waystar Studios to meet with its division head, Joy Palmer, after the disastrous production of their latest big-budget film. Roman promises Joy the company's full financial support to accelerate the production of profitable content, but she expresses concerns about ATN's favorable coverage of Jeryd Mencken's campaign, which has subjected the studio to increased scrutiny. Roman accuses Joy of not taking him seriously as the company leader and impulsively fires her.

That night, Shiv and Tom begin to reconnect romantically; Tom admits he betrayed Shiv to preserve his career prospects and status, confiding that he felt his loyalties caught between Shiv and her father. Gerri, meanwhile, takes Roman aside to chastise him for firing Joy without going through proper HR and legal channels, accusing him of being unfit to run the company. Roman angrily fires Gerri as well for disrespecting him; he immediately regrets his decision and seeks advice from Kendall, who is surprised but approves, newly energized over the product launch.

Kendall prepares an outlandish pitch for Living+ that includes wildly optimistic earnings projections, hoping to draw enough investment interest at the event to drive up Waystar's stock price and render the GoJo acquisition untenable. Shiv, concerned that Kendall is entering another manic spiral and facing increasing pressure from Matsson, asks Roman to talk Kendall out of making his speech. Roman, however, can only bring himself to back out of his own role in the presentation, leaving Kendall to deliver it himself. Before Kendall takes the stage, Karl warns him that he will go public with his objections if Kendall makes earnings promises that the company can't deliver.

Despite a shaky start, Kendall ultimately delivers a successful speech, incorporating video footage of Logan that Greg had edited to include a promise of doubling Waystar's parks revenue. Matsson attempts to sabotage the speech by mocking the product in a Tweet that alludes to the Holocaust, but Kendall allays the audience's concerns during a Q&A session, while Shiv privately convinces Matsson to delete the Tweet. Waystar's stock price ultimately increases due to positive press coverage of Kendall's presentation. Afterward, Shiv and Tom plan a pre-election party at their home; Roman repeatedly listens to an edited video of Logan mocking him that Kendall had sent him as a joke; Kendall enjoys a cathartic swim at the beach.