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  • Aug 3, 2023
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    Bo Ceephus

    It was so f***ing stupid with shiv conceding and then ripping the rug out from under him at literally the last second.

    Absolutely s*** writing.

    yea. I just finished the show and I’m not sure what I was supposed to take from the finale other than Shiv sucks. I knew that the whole show lol.

  • Aug 3, 2023
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    russianbot23

    yea. I just finished the show and I’m not sure what I was supposed to take from the finale other than Shiv sucks. I knew that the whole show lol.

    Exactly. Mfs in here endlessly defending that s***. Yes I get they showed a bit but let's stop acting like this has the best writing in history it isn't.

    Lets follow this character through his ups and downs and finally give him the big win at the end to rip it all away because shivs jealous and give it to this other asshat that Logan didn't even f***ing like.

    It's a s***ty rugpull for the sake of giving us a twist and it's s*** writing that only the British and people who inhale their own farts will defend.

  • Aug 3, 2023
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    Bo Ceephus

    Exactly. Mfs in here endlessly defending that s***. Yes I get they showed a bit but let's stop acting like this has the best writing in history it isn't.

    Lets follow this character through his ups and downs and finally give him the big win at the end to rip it all away because shivs jealous and give it to this other asshat that Logan didn't even f***ing like.

    It's a s***ty rugpull for the sake of giving us a twist and it's s*** writing that only the British and people who inhale their own farts will defend.

    Yeah. Everyone acts in character, Kendall gets f***ed over as usual, Roman spazzes out as usual, and Siobhan is the worst person ever as usual, it just isn’t particularly interesting or compelling imo. Like, this is all y’all got? Nothing more interesting or creative? Just the same old song? Alright, whatever, I guess. Kinda felt like I had seen this episode before.

  • Aug 3, 2023
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    Bo Ceephus

    Exactly. Mfs in here endlessly defending that s***. Yes I get they showed a bit but let's stop acting like this has the best writing in history it isn't.

    Lets follow this character through his ups and downs and finally give him the big win at the end to rip it all away because shivs jealous and give it to this other asshat that Logan didn't even f***ing like.

    It's a s***ty rugpull for the sake of giving us a twist and it's s*** writing that only the British and people who inhale their own farts will defend.

    Logan didn't even like Kendall as CEO either His name was struck out of the clause in his will. And if you're going to debate this, I need you to tell me what reason there would be for anyone underlining something in a will. Logan probably didn't want any of his kids to be CEO. Hence the "You're not serious people" conversation in the karaoke bar and why he was even entertaining Matson in the first place

    So if you want to defend Kendall, you can't do that based on what Logan wanted or who he liked

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    russianbot23

    Yeah. Everyone acts in character, Kendall gets f***ed over as usual, Roman spazzes out as usual, and Siobhan is the worst person ever as usual, it just isn’t particularly interesting or compelling imo. Like, this is all y’all got? Nothing more interesting or creative? Just the same old song? Alright, whatever, I guess. Kinda felt like I had seen this episode before.

    It’s tragedy. I really believe the ending they gave us is long term more satisfying then having Kendall get the W given what we know about who he is.

    The show ends with none of them succeeding their father, as it should be, because for all the quippy jib jabbing they did throughout the show, they truly are nothing.

    Idk I guess I prefer the tragic ending to the happy ending

  • Aug 3, 2023

    I've said it before and I'll say it again - there's a reason why Skylar got so much vitriol even though she was married to a d*** dealing murderer, there's a reason why Shiv is being called the "worst person ever" in a show where we witnessed her siblings do things like be terrible parents and commit sexual harassment

    You liked Kendall, cool. Stop being a f***ing baby just because the show didn't end how you wanted it to and had an ending that's actually 10 times better.

  • Aug 3, 2023
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    russianbot23

    Yeah. Everyone acts in character, Kendall gets f***ed over as usual, Roman spazzes out as usual, and Siobhan is the worst person ever as usual, it just isn’t particularly interesting or compelling imo. Like, this is all y’all got? Nothing more interesting or creative? Just the same old song? Alright, whatever, I guess. Kinda felt like I had seen this episode before.

    Literally none of them had character growth for four seasons lol

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    Bo Ceephus

    Literally none of them had character growth for four seasons lol

    Exactly. Now you’re gettin it

  • Aug 3, 2023
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    Will Simp

    Logan didn't even like Kendall as CEO either His name was struck out of the clause in his will. And if you're going to debate this, I need you to tell me what reason there would be for anyone underlining something in a will. Logan probably didn't want any of his kids to be CEO. Hence the "You're not serious people" conversation in the karaoke bar and why he was even entertaining Matson in the first place

    So if you want to defend Kendall, you can't do that based on what Logan wanted or who he liked

    The underline vs crossing out is meant to be ambiguous, it shows logans true feelings on ken. Sometimes he thought he was the guy, other times no.

    Frank said it best "sometimes he did..you know that" since you want to use this wishy washy ass writing.

    This is the same s*** as GOT building up John Snow to be the guy for him to not matter at all

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    Bo Ceephus

    The underline vs crossing out is meant to be ambiguous, it shows logans true feelings on ken. Sometimes he thought he was the guy, other times no.

    Frank said it best "sometimes he did..you know that" since you want to use this wishy washy ass writing.

    This is the same s*** as GOT building up John Snow to be the guy for him to not matter at all

    Don’t u dare compare this to GOT ending

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    Aug 3, 2023

    All debates aside I’m in love with this show. In szn 4 of my re-watch now

  • Aug 3, 2023
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    Bo Ceephus

    The underline vs crossing out is meant to be ambiguous, it shows logans true feelings on ken. Sometimes he thought he was the guy, other times no.

    Frank said it best "sometimes he did..you know that" since you want to use this wishy washy ass writing.

    This is the same s*** as GOT building up John Snow to be the guy for him to not matter at all

    It's symbolic of their relationship, yes. But it's really not ambiguous if you actually think about it. Logan crossed his name out. So you can't say "Tom was less deserving, Logan didn't want him to have it" when we have proof that at some point Logan didn't want Ken to have it either

  • Aug 3, 2023

    Yall criticizing the show and invalidating the ending because it didn't turn out you wanted it to Character growth is not a prerequisite for great writing, that's just a preference yall have

    To paraphrase Logan "Make your own f***ing show"

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    Aug 3, 2023

    Goated theme song

  • Aug 3, 2023
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    Bo Ceephus

    Exactly. Mfs in here endlessly defending that s***. Yes I get they showed a bit but let's stop acting like this has the best writing in history it isn't.

    Lets follow this character through his ups and downs and finally give him the big win at the end to rip it all away because shivs jealous and give it to this other asshat that Logan didn't even f***ing like.

    It's a s***ty rugpull for the sake of giving us a twist and it's s*** writing that only the British and people who inhale their own farts will defend.

    Weird last paragraph aside, there's nothing to defend here. The writing and set up made sense, you just didn't like it. That's all it is

  • Aug 3, 2023
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    CRACKASTEPPAVEGAN

    Weird last paragraph aside, there's nothing to defend here. The writing and set up made sense, you just didn't like it. That's all it is

    Making sense and being good are not one in the same

  • Bo Ceephus

    Making sense and being good are not one in the same

    I thought the execution was great too, if that's what you're referring to.

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    Will Simp

    It's symbolic of their relationship, yes. But it's really not ambiguous if you actually think about it. Logan crossed his name out. So you can't say "Tom was less deserving, Logan didn't want him to have it" when we have proof that at some point Logan didn't want Ken to have it either

    We don't know that actually. Logan was always playing a side and was wishy washy with everything he ever did, especially when it came to his children.

    We don't know wtf he wanted. Why did he even write Greg's name? Nobody knows. Cuz Logan was always changing positions.

    And even if he didn't want him to have it, Logan never made the best decisions anyway.

    You can defend this show for dear life but they made an ending that really wasn't that satisfying. You surely love it, I and many don't.

    To me, it doesn't make for a great character arc to literally just be a circle back to square one. To try to get you invested in these characters for pretty much all of them to have less than satisfying endings. For no character growth to occur, for it all to mean nothing in the end. And nothing really did happen until Logan died. It was the same back and forth for 3 seasons. Writers found a formula and never strayed until the ending when they had to, and they hated the rich people so badly that they f***ed them all over.

    You're welcome to feel different but to me that isn't great writing. I'm 100% sure you'll have a dissenting opinion about why it's great, and we'll have to agree to disagree.

  • chip skylark 🏄🏾‍♂️
    Aug 3, 2023

    I need Shiv’s whole foot in my throat

  • Aug 3, 2023
    Bo Ceephus

    We don't know that actually. Logan was always playing a side and was wishy washy with everything he ever did, especially when it came to his children.

    We don't know wtf he wanted. Why did he even write Greg's name? Nobody knows. Cuz Logan was always changing positions.

    And even if he didn't want him to have it, Logan never made the best decisions anyway.

    You can defend this show for dear life but they made an ending that really wasn't that satisfying. You surely love it, I and many don't.

    To me, it doesn't make for a great character arc to literally just be a circle back to square one. To try to get you invested in these characters for pretty much all of them to have less than satisfying endings. For no character growth to occur, for it all to mean nothing in the end. And nothing really did happen until Logan died. It was the same back and forth for 3 seasons. Writers found a formula and never strayed until the ending when they had to, and they hated the rich people so badly that they f***ed them all over.

    You're welcome to feel different but to me that isn't great writing. I'm 100% sure you'll have a dissenting opinion about why it's great, and we'll have to agree to disagree.

    F*** a character arc. Most people don’t have an arc. (You know who has an arc? Noah) They just wander through life and repeat the same mistakes. Most people struggle to change. Succession isn’t the Godfather. It’s not a story about growth. It’s about stagnation, it’s about vicious cycles.

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    Bo Ceephus

    We don't know that actually. Logan was always playing a side and was wishy washy with everything he ever did, especially when it came to his children.

    We don't know wtf he wanted. Why did he even write Greg's name? Nobody knows. Cuz Logan was always changing positions.

    And even if he didn't want him to have it, Logan never made the best decisions anyway.

    You can defend this show for dear life but they made an ending that really wasn't that satisfying. You surely love it, I and many don't.

    To me, it doesn't make for a great character arc to literally just be a circle back to square one. To try to get you invested in these characters for pretty much all of them to have less than satisfying endings. For no character growth to occur, for it all to mean nothing in the end. And nothing really did happen until Logan died. It was the same back and forth for 3 seasons. Writers found a formula and never strayed until the ending when they had to, and they hated the rich people so badly that they f***ed them all over.

    You're welcome to feel different but to me that isn't great writing. I'm 100% sure you'll have a dissenting opinion about why it's great, and we'll have to agree to disagree.

    the show is called succession. it's about what will happen when this media mogul dies or gets too sick to run his company. the show ends with a definite resolution to that question. none of the children succeed him. each of them has a different outcome and begins a new chapter of their life at the end.

    idk that this show is about growth. it's about death. it's about what do the children do when their emperor father exits stage. how do they react when he gets sick, and later dies. this behemoth of a man who is the sun of their lives, whom they revolve around. what happens when the sun burns out? and how does his manipulative, often abusive fathering affect them? it's a tragedy.

    i mean going into the final season i think most people expected a tragic ending because the show was blatantly shakespearean from the jump.

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    Dudes wanted Kendall turn into Jesus at the end and save the day, were missing the whole point of the show

  • Aug 3, 2023
    Bo Ceephus

    The underline vs crossing out is meant to be ambiguous, it shows logans true feelings on ken. Sometimes he thought he was the guy, other times no.

    Frank said it best "sometimes he did..you know that" since you want to use this wishy washy ass writing.

    This is the same s*** as GOT building up John Snow to be the guy for him to not matter at all

    I never got the impression the show was building up Ken to be “that guy”, it actually displayed his incompetence and arrogance at nearly every turn

  • Aug 3, 2023
    Will Simp

    Kendall getting it would actually make it a worse show. No way yall think that incompetent, needy, d*** addict, 10 year old boy trapped in a 40 year old man's body would actually do a good job at running a billion dollar corporation

    The entire show is about characters making moves to improve their own position and betraying others. In the end, what could be considered the main protagonist got betrayed by his own siblings. Whether you like the ending or not, it makes perfect sense

    !!!!!!

  • Aug 3, 2023
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    Every season the show displays how NONE of the kids are fit to run a company and people still think Kendall of all people would've been the right one to do it