Succession S4 Album out at midnight https://t.co/W5NTlwE4xz pic.twitter.com/8DeoNuLvlz
— Nicholas Britell (@NicholasBritell) May 29, 2023
*** SUCCESSION *** (Season 4)
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Best acting: Rome freaking out looking at his stitches and asking why I'd wasn't him all at the same time. He was the perfect blend of freaking out about one thing because he was actually freaking about something different all together.
Weirdest moment: Shiv throwing in the murder in the way she did. It was ike she was just trying to come up with a reason to deny her brother even though she herself didn't really care about it. I liked how it devolved into 3 children fighting with a lot of "nu uh" and "yeah huh" but it was still pretty damned weird.
The physical fight that broke out was the most most anxious I've been watching the show maybe ever. When Ken was gouging Rome's eyes, I thought for sure he was about to hurt Shiv and the baby.
Weirdest moment: Shiv throwing in the murder in the way she did. It was ike she was just trying to come up with a reason to deny her brother even though she herself didn't really care about it. I liked how it devolved into 3 children fighting with a lot of "nu uh" and "yeah huh" but it was still pretty damned weird.
The physical fight that broke out was the most most anxious I've been watching the show maybe ever. When Ken was gouging Rome's eyes, I thought for sure he was about to hurt Shiv and the baby.
TCTTS said:Me, looking at the TV next Sunday at 9 pm pic.twitter.com/IrxqVE0nPd
— Bill Grueskin (@BGrueskin) May 29, 2023
— Linda (@lewing99) May 29, 2023
Kieran Culkin and Sarah Snook shaving Jeremy Strong’s hair after Succession Finale. 🫶🏼🥲#SuccessionHBO #Succession pic.twitter.com/W7g86no6yV
— chiara (@sirromanroy) May 29, 2023
CRAZY. #Succession #SuccessionHBO pic.twitter.com/OSxRfUjNwK
— chiara (@sirromanroy) May 29, 2023
Listening to the podcast, and Jeremy Strong says he did actually drink that blended concoction, retched after each take, and then after getting it dumped on his head went outside and jumped in the ocean.
Because of course he did.
He also said in one of the takes for the last scene, he climbed over the guard rails and Colin rushed up to stop him
Because of course he did.
He also said in one of the takes for the last scene, he climbed over the guard rails and Colin rushed up to stop him
MW03 said:
Best acting: Rome freaking out looking at his stitches and asking why I'd wasn't him all at the same time. He was the perfect blend of freaking out about one thing because he was actually freaking about something different all together.
Weirdest moment: Shiv throwing in the murder in the way she did. It was ike she was just trying to come up with a reason to deny her brother even though she herself didn't really care about it. I liked how it devolved into 3 children fighting with a lot of "nu uh" and "yeah huh" but it was still pretty damned weird.
The physical fight that broke out was the most most anxious I've been watching the show maybe ever. When Ken was gouging Rome's eyes, I thought for sure he was about to hurt Shiv and the baby.
I thought the whole scene was pretty brilliant. It shows we shouldn't be "rooting" for any of them. They're petulant children with outsized views of themselves because of who their father was. As Logan said, "you're not serious people." Roman realizes his dad was right, fully summing it up at the end when he says "we're all bull*****"
I definitely think she was always on the fence and just tried to convince herself going with Ken would be okay. Then she saw how he handled himself in Logan's office and to start the board meeting and realized she couldn't give it over to him. Kendall was turning into a man-child version of Logan with less business acumen and she's probably right he wouldn't be good at it. We've never seen the three of them be able to stick together without screwing one another over and she knows that. For herself it is the lesser of two evils.
Maybe already covered and I missed it but is the pierce deal just completely gone? That was the focal point for multiple episodes this season and it just evaporates and hasn't been discussed in over 5 episodes. I think they dropped the ball on that personally
I mean none of those pierce guys are calling to make sure their 10 billion dollar deal is funding?
I mean none of those pierce guys are calling to make sure their 10 billion dollar deal is funding?
That was my question before the episode.
I'm certain that would've been the focal point of S5.
I'm certain that would've been the focal point of S5.
I think the kids wanted that deal to stick it to Logan. Once Logan was gone, they didn't actually want it anymore. But you're right, they never really showed that to us.
Seven Costanza said:
One positive of this show ending is that I no longer have to see Shiv make that face she does 150 times an episode.
I couldn't stand the number of "yeah?"s in what seemed like the last two seasons. It became the "like" for elites.
bullard21k said:
Maybe already covered and I missed it but is the pierce deal just completely gone? That was the focal point for multiple episodes this season and it just evaporates and hasn't been discussed in over 5 episodes. I think they dropped the ball on that personally
I mean none of those pierce guys are calling to make sure their 10 billion dollar deal is funding?
Yeah, but the Pierce deal really isn't material to the completion of the story. Whether that happens or they back out or whatever it doesn't really change anything.
The Pierce deal won't go through bc they needed to pool the money from the 3 of them. That's ain't happening. Roman is done with all the games and will go be a rich, unemployed, weirdo playboy. Shiv will lick her wounds and start scheming with Tom. Kendall will kill himself or go start a start up media company and burn a lot of his and other investors' cash.
tom ceo and greg nero and sporus crowd cheering succession season series finale hbo pic.twitter.com/0spBM31rpI
— by @rebornrosess (@INTRVXX) May 29, 2023
I'm not arguing the deal should or should not happen.
I'm saying it was a focal point for a large portion of the season and then no one from pierce was involved in any capacity at any point for the rest of the series just find odd. Might have been fun to add another layer of chaos the last 2 episodes getting that whole pierce bunch back in the fray wanting to know what's happening with gojo deal and how that would impact them
I'm saying it was a focal point for a large portion of the season and then no one from pierce was involved in any capacity at any point for the rest of the series just find odd. Might have been fun to add another layer of chaos the last 2 episodes getting that whole pierce bunch back in the fray wanting to know what's happening with gojo deal and how that would impact them
Brian Earl Spilner said:Kieran Culkin and Sarah Snook shaving Jeremy Strong’s hair after Succession Finale. 🫶🏼🥲#SuccessionHBO #Succession pic.twitter.com/W7g86no6yV
— chiara (@sirromanroy) May 29, 2023
Kieran breaking an egg on Jeremy’s head, also HOW THE VIDEO ENDS 😂😂😂 #Succession #SuccessionHBO pic.twitter.com/H9vY54kLCT
— chiara (@sirromanroy) May 29, 2023
Roman and his "yeah, well, pics or it didn't happen" when Kendall was pleading to them about Logan telling him it was his job when he was eight years old was perfectly timed.
Wish we got better closure with Gerri. Karl and Frank had their last exchange. We saw Hugo try and weasel his way in. Carolina is obviously set for the next go round. Did I miss or forget something with Gerri?
Well we know Tom was hiring her back. Imo that's all we really needed.
I do think it's great how you get glimpses of how good all three could be together as a 3/headed Logan Roy Spawn Monster but they are all just dealing with their own **** and self-interests.
The impressions this episode were great as always. Connor doing Logan as a teapot. Shiv and Rome doing Ken as if they just tried to whack him.
The impressions this episode were great as always. Connor doing Logan as a teapot. Shiv and Rome doing Ken as if they just tried to whack him.
this was the moment it changed for shiv. also tom asking hugo about karolina proves tom and shiv talked before the vote. #SuccessionFinale #SuccessionHBO pic.twitter.com/4AAG8AQnu5
— Dennis (@vegasinsighter) May 29, 2023
#Succession #SuccessionHBO
— Nicole Abarca Powell (@MyCouchHasADent) May 29, 2023
Kendall was told he couldn’t be CEO because he wasn’t a killer and then because he was 😭 pic.twitter.com/TYYOBdykqK
their first and last scene together, no matter they went through tom never broke his word… they’re destined to be together forever omfg tomgreg tom wambsgans greg hirsch succession clip scene video premiere finale 1x01 4x10 parallels parallel endgame pic.twitter.com/bVCKtcWMwc
— 📁 (@pirateslesbian) May 29, 2023
My thanks to the Twitter Succession community for clarifying that "filing cabinet guy" is a sperm donor and Rava did not, in fact, have an affair with the man who custom-built Kendall's home office
— Jessica Winter (@winterjessica) May 29, 2023
And next time you develop a TV pitch and someone asks “what does it look like week to week?” and you go “It’s just the show! We’ll tell the stories of the characters!” you are doing it wrong.
— Daniel Kunka (@unikunka) May 29, 2023
Bring back the crisis/procedural of the week when you’re pitching TV.
My ex wants me back pic.twitter.com/0J4a8VW4qw
— J. Smith-Cameron💙 (@j_smithcameron) May 29, 2023
The morning after still reeling from SUCCESSION miraculously honoring each character and paying off their every blood-debt, feud and crippling insecurity to a perfectly calibrated and devastating conclusion. They deserve it all. It's one of the best series finales I've ever seen. pic.twitter.com/wXz2u0ONjy
— Brendan Hodges (@metaplexmovies) May 29, 2023
I'm talking around spoilers, but I believed every sick, shocking, ugly thing each character did, and I'm marveling at how much carefully laid track there was in retrospect. No out-of-place twists, only hollow victories and shocking betrayals, each earned, lucid and heartbreaking. pic.twitter.com/OKKaLmBHM0
— Brendan Hodges (@metaplexmovies) May 29, 2023
I was thinking about this too. Because Shiv uses "yeah" every scene. I think, two fold: 1) it is a subtle poke at "banker bro/tech bro/wheeler and dealer" culture in some respect. But 2) that it just highlights the complete insecurity they have on every decision they make, they literally are winging it and the "yeah?" Is such an insecure way for validation.
BudFox7 said:TCTTS said:Tonight, #Succesion cemented it’s place alongside of Sopranos, Breaking Bad, The Wire, and Mad Men as one of the Crown Jewels of Prestige TV. Congrats to the entire cast and creative team on a masterpiece of narrative storytelling. pic.twitter.com/GPGkaIv5BY
— Josh Gad (@joshgad) May 29, 2023
Great show but it's not in this discussion no matter how bad you want it.
Finale was…OK. Kitchen scene showed they're still just kids and foretold that they would **** it up as kids so (as did the entire series). Shiv made the most sense to flip, preggo and husband as CEO. The flip was executed pretty badly though
IMO, there is zero question that Succession is now up there with Breaking Bad, Mad Men, The Sopranos, and The Wire. We absolutely just added a fifth "face" to Mount Rushmore, and this seems to be the consensus among most people/pundits out there I'm seeing on social media, hearing on podcasts, etc. Sorry, Bud, but you're in the minority on this one.
It’s on the guy’s Wikipedia page 😭 pic.twitter.com/ja8jefalC4
— john (@DalChiAtx) May 29, 2023
📸 | Sarah Snook and her new baby watching Succession, via Instagram pic.twitter.com/gIdkdsIVU6
— best of sarah snook (@bestofsnook) May 29, 2023
TX04Aggie said:
I was thinking about this too. Because Shiv uses "yeah" every scene. I think, two fold: 1) it is a subtle poke at "banker bro/tech bro/wheeler and dealer" culture in some respect. But 2) that it just highlights the complete insecurity they have on every decision they make, they literally are winging it and the "yeah?" Is such an insecure way for validation.
I negotiated a contract with a guy who would always do the "yeah" thing. I think there's some psychos out there who do it deliberately as a way to influence people. It makes you be the one to initiate disagreement, which when repeated endlessly becomes quite fatiguing. It makes you prone to yield something as a matter of polite conversation.
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