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@gerr-bear
sometimes a little dumb
and not the type to run
Fuxxxxx Crazy by Park Won (vocals by Stella Jang)
Gerri, Gerri, Gerri, Gerri!
You need to think about that 24/7. | Well, I’m focused on...
J. Smith-Cameron as GERRI KELLMAN in Succession 3.04 “Lion in the Meadow” | 3.09 “All the Bells Say”
𝒢erri 𝒦ellman + her daytime/nighttime jumpsuit
I can cope.
J. Smith-Cameron as Waystar CEO GERRI KELLMAN in Succession 3.08 “Chiantishire”
J. Smith-Cameron at Watch What Happens Live (30 November 2021)
It just seemed to make business sense.
bonus:
Kind of like shredding a human document.
J. Smith-Cameron as Waystar CEO GERRI KELLMAN in Succession 3.05 “Retired Janitors of Idaho”
And now, I will hand you over to Gerri Kellman, our interim CEO.
No progress. – And how was the date?
I am dating and that needs to be understood.
J. Smith-Cameron as Waystar CEO GERRI KELLMAN in Succession 3.04 “Lion in the Meadow”
You are building a police state here, Gerri.
We don’t accept service, in an hour, there’s gonna be two agents here to serve you; and while they’re at it, they could subpoena you to the grand jury.
Look at me.
J. Smith-Cameron as Waystar CEO GERRI KELLMAN in Succession 3.03 “The Disruption”
hi
me, high off jsc’s poetry reading from the slate money podcast: alright, caving in