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Strong inferred that the character of Kendall would have had a suicidal urge in the moment, finding parallels to the real-life suicide by drowning of poet John Berryman (whose "Dream Song 29" provides the namesake of every Succession season finale). Strong stated, "I don't know whether in that moment I felt that Kendall just wanted to die—I ...
The website's critical consensus states, "The King is dead. Long live Succession." [19] William Hughes of The A.V. Club gave the episode an A, calling it "the payoff to four entire seasons of Succession". He commended Mylod and Armstrong for "allow[ing] the middle of this entire episode to devolve into [a] mix of confusion, interspersed with ...
The episode is set in Tuscany during the wedding of Caroline Collingwood (Harriet Walter), Roy's ex-wife and the mother of his three youngest children Kendall (Jeremy Strong), Shiv (Sarah Snook) and Roman (Kieran Culkin), and follows the latter three grappling with their futures amidst Logan's negotiations with GoJo, which stand to determine ...
Kerry arrives in tears to pick up some belongings from Logan's home, and discreetly tells Roman that she and Logan were discussing getting married. Marcia, however, has Kerry swiftly escorted out. Kendall finds his siblings unwilling to discuss the terms of his takeover, and asks Stewy to advocate on his behalf.
Logan Roy’s funeral sent his children spiraling in different directions in Succession‘s penultimate episode. But as the series finale looms, who has the upper hand in the fight for control of ...
5/5 Latest instalment sees a family confrontation that is one of the most tense and most affecting in the history of the show
Warning: Spoilers for Succession season 4, episode two, "Rehearsal," written by Tony Roche & Susan Soon He Stanton and directed by Becky Martin.In the second episode of the final season, the Roy ...
The site wrote, "Succession is a grandly constructed Shakespearean drama, and it works because Cox gives it the domineering, fascinating father figure it needs at its center". The authors praised Cox for "summon[ing] a formidable energy as Logan let his family and employees know that this aging lion can still roar, while also revealing just the ...