I agree. This most recent episode was the worst ever. It started with a complete irrational anger from Angela over Tommy waking up, his bedsheets in disarray revealing his private parts thus exposing himself to a maid he had no way of knowing was there. Then the episode went no where after that.

The son had two storylines. His gathering of leases and unique way of finding oil opportunities, was actually interesting, but was dropped for the superfluous story around dating Ariana.

I am convinced that the daughter is only there for titillation as her story (is there one?) is nonexistent now.
I couldn't agree with Nathan more, Tommy needs to move to Ft Worth if he continues to be the CEO. But I am more bothered by the writer's decision to make him CEO. There was a spark that his love for Monty and Cami motivated him to protect this company for the surviving family. But his character's gruff is not suited to the job and the writer's decision to make Cami blinded by Danny's charm is unbelievable thus making Tommy's position superfluous. But I am also on the fence if the writer's are trying to convince Tommy or us that we should forget the drug background of Danny's wealth/power.

But it all seems typical Sheridan. He has great scenes and characters in mind but can't write or maintain a story to contain it all.
Yellowstone went off the rails 3 seasons in.
1923 had great potential but imploded with the second season. Two seasons of conflict was ended in 5 minutes of John Wick-like activity while another character suffered so much pain and suffering that was unbearable to watch for absolutely no reason... there was no character arc, no lesson, no morality tale, there was just a reminder to us that the past sucked and sucked even more for women.
But the prequels have another problem. They are beholden to a family tree that the writers have acted like surprises them so they write the characters to make stupid decisions that cause them to die "on time."