Idk if a satisfying end to this show exists rn for me.
I would have loved to see a lot of personal growth in all of the kids that could lead to one of them eventually running the company successfully. But at this point they’re all still so s***ty, unhinged, and self-absorbed that it would feel disingenuous.
At the same time, to see them all still miserable by the end makes it feel like no character development really paid off.
Roman might be at the end of days, as others are predicting. I don’t see a way out of his current and past behavior that ties everything together nicely for him.
Does Shiv have the baby and take a step back from company s\*\*\* to be the family woman? Is that in character at all for her? Or does she lose the baby, and the season is just a traumafest?
Kendall could still do some self-healing and refocus as a believable head of the company, but has he grown enough to atone for his earlier actions? Would that be enough to make any narrative sense for the overall arc of the show? How would that ending feel in comparison to how the show began?
I find myself drawn back constantly to the way they treated that little boy in the first episode. The siblings have been made to be sympathetic over the course of the series, but for me as a viewer to truly root for any of them I need to know they aren’t those same people anymore.
Idk if a satisfying end to this show exists rn for me.
I would have loved to see a lot of personal growth in all of the kids that could lead to one of them eventually running the company successfully. But at this point they’re all still so s***ty, unhinged, and self-absorbed that it would feel disingenuous.
At the same time, to see them all still miserable by the end makes it feel like no character development really paid off.
Roman might be at the end of days, as others are predicting. I don’t see a way out of his current and past behavior that ties everything together nicely for him.
Does Shiv have the baby and take a step back from company s\*\*\* to be the family woman? Is that in character at all for her? Or does she lose the baby, and the season is just a traumafest?
Kendall could still do some self-healing and refocus as a believable head of the company, but has he grown enough to atone for his earlier actions? Would that be enough to make any narrative sense for the overall arc of the show? How would that ending feel in comparison to how the show began?
I find myself drawn back constantly to the way they treated that little boy in the first episode. The siblings have been made to be sympathetic over the course of the series, but for me as a viewer to truly root for any of them I need to know they aren’t those same people anymore.
They are always going to be a******s. I mean, that’s the point.
The show can end in so many ways as well, s***. They haven’t missed a beat yet so I’d say just enjoy the ride, I’m confident they end the show on an amazing note.
roman gonna get me too'd and then k word himself
kendall gonna get outed for killing that waiter
shiv gonna drink her baby to death
THEY ARE COOKED!!!
Idk man this show just doesn’t seem THAT dark
Only stock that was consistently up was Logan
And I feel like that’s the way the show will end
The only true winner ends up being Logan after all this time, and the other 3 end up losing in one way or another
wait a minute????
In the episode Prague, Rome’s future GF gives Tom a BJ and she spits the load back into his mouth and he swallows it bragging to Greg
“These statues are all from my disreputable slave owning ancestors” - Caroline (the kids mother)
“Very nice” - Greg
In the episode Prague, Rome’s future GF gives Tom a BJ and she spits the load back into his mouth and he swallows it bragging to Greg
Hey man it’s a closed loop system
I don’t think they began writing this season with the series end in mind based on its trajectory so far.
That being said I’m sure the way it plays out served as a proper conclusion to the series but not by design.
With how late we are in the season and how much is in the air I have a feeling this will be quite controversial.
In the episode Prague, Rome’s future GF gives Tom a BJ and she spits the load back into his mouth and he swallows it bragging to Greg
How’d I miss this exchange lmaoooo
My only gripe with season 4 is that we’ve gotten a lot less Greg this season
Thank goodness, he's been an insufferable prick for a minute. I liked when he was the audience's entry into the world of Waystar but past season two, the character feels so forced and one dimensional.
I really like how they gave Karl and Frank much more screen-time. They've killed every scene together and actually posses some weight in the grand scheme.