What a move to have him just die off screen. No big scene no real hints towards it happening (except his convo with Collin last ep). Such a huge presence for a character and just have him gone.
One of the coolest decisions they’ve made for the show
This decision is what made the whole episode so good to me
hmm thats interesting tbh
see, i think one major thread throughout the entire show has been how the children always get f***ed over for never realizing their father is using them for his (company's) own benefit.
i guess it was amusing. to the extents he takes it, he becomes really cartoonish, which is fine, cause the show is a comedy. but to kinda come back, and be like 'he just didn't know how to reconcile'. idk, seems like a cheap subversion if im being honest.
but we already saw similar tactics w the last episode, which a lot of people didn't really get it. ppl went off discussing how connor didn't pine for the approval of his father like his siblings, and literally the first coherent thought he spits out is he never got a chance to make him proud.
When Connor said that s*** broke my heart
The best episode of the show so far I was legit holding back tears and I hated Logan the whole show
incredible episode
kept thinking it was a move and not actually happening
Yeah I didn’t believe it until they showed his body then my jaw dropped
I knew Logan was gonna die this season for sure and that he had to but I didn’t expect it this early into the season but watching the fall out is gonna be glorious to see
Logan doesn't have friends. He has acquaintances.
Frank might've been his closest work friend and he fired him like twice in just the shows timeline
Frank smacking the cabin door after Kendall asked to speak to the pilot was so good.
You could tell he was upset but knew Ken was going thru it.
The frantic look and feeling on Kendall’s face after asking for information when he already knows everything and there’s nothing he can do.
Oof man what an episode
Frank smacking the cabin door after Kendall asked to speak to the pilot was so good.
You could tell he was upset but knew Ken was going thru it.
The frantic look and feeling on Kendall’s face after asking for information when he already knows everything and there’s nothing he can do.
Oof man what an episode
he didnt even get back to jess about the meeting call thing
Logan would still be alive if he spent that day at his oldest son's wedding instead of making business deals.
But that wasn't who he was. And that's how he was always going to go out.
I mean it was his kids who kinda pushed back the deal with their f*** s*** no?
Mad af. My drunk ass fell asleep watching this now I can't read the thread till tonight
Get the f*** out of this thread (spoken with concern)
I mean it was his kids who kinda pushed back the deal with their f*** s*** no?
Factual, as much as Logan was constantly f***ing over his kids, they were throwing him under the bus every chance they could get too.
I thought Roman was the MVP this ep tbh not Shiv.
They all killed it this episode. They each kind of played a different part of the stages of grief.
It's crazy that, like the Roy kids (Roman especially), I still doubted Logan's death up until the landing. Amazing episode. They really nailed the suddenness of losing a loved one, even if all the signs are there (and they're a massive f***ing prick)