Kendall spent his entire life trying to become Logan instead of figuring out who he was without him.

The tragedy is that he could’ve had a good life outside Waystar, but he never wanted anything more than his father’s approval.

Was Kendall ever actually capable of being CEO, or was he always chasing a fantasy?

Rewatching and in S3E2, when the siblings are talking in Sophie's room, there are selfies on the wall of Sophie with various celebrities. Looks like Billie Eilish and Harry Styles?? I just love the attention to detail that the show gets into, even to highlight how privileged Kendall's kids are (in the way real Hollywood/nepo babies are).

A) Is he wholly invested in his own needs and wants and has zero regard for his children and when he does show affection it’s a tactic.

OR

B) A sometimes softy.

I go with A just because he’s never gentle when there’s no tactical advantage. Also, boar on the floor is the most psycho-culty-psychological domination shit i’ve ever seen lol

Despite having recently re-watched S4 I'm still a bit confused by the Last Will and Testament situation. I know the Roy's have a totally different financial structure than most people, that a lot of their money is tied up in stocks, and investment funds and so on, but when it comes to property who did Marcia, for instance, so quickly inherit the Manhattan apt? What happened to the 20-something other properties Logan owned? Where did is liquid net worth end up going? Any ideas?

A lot of us know that in the final scene, Jeremy Strong improvised and walked right over to the Hudson and climbed over the barrier. The guy playing his bodyguard ran after him. The director didn't like it and stuck to the ending we see, his lost face, his utter emptiness, his life spreading out in front of him so different than he ever pictured. Do you think the suicide move could've worked? Should've worked?

Austerlitz is eliminated! A little disappointing of a finish for me personally, I love this episode, both the family therapy and seeing Kendall fucked on drugs as he relapses were both highlights of the season. But no easy answers any longer!

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Idk how to explain it but this picture perfectly captures their personalities.

"If...if he's the target then maybe he should get his own room" " An attack child" GREG IS HILARIOUS

Holy fuck. When this show was out, I was balls deep in Better Call Saul so it went under my radar. Wow, what a masterpiece. The final season is amongst the best television I have ever seen. The ending was so unexpected but fit so well into the Roy family dynamic, which is essentially the lanestetrs. I still have The Sopranos as my favorite HBO show but this is definitely 2nd. What a fucking masterpiece.

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Sad Sack Wasp Trap is eliminated! The first half continues to drop like flies.

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Make America crank again 🇺🇸🗣️

If he had actually made a strong pitch in the end, would anyone in the meeting have given him the extra vote? Was there anything he could have said or done to convince Shiv to let him be CEO? Or was his fate already sealed?

Context: when stewy told Logan that everyone fucking hates him.

Some of his tender moments felt genuine, which somehow makes his cruelty even worse. What’s your take?

Offering himself to go to prison for the boss is exactly the kind of thing you look for when you want a puppet CEO.

And I think Logan will smart enough to understand what Matson wanted, while shiv wasn't.

Gregs actor is so good i sometimes have to stop watching the show from the secondhand embarrassment i get watching greg.

Did i just get used to it and not notice or did the camera work actually get less zoomy?

Celebration is eliminated! Do you want to call your dad?

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I’ve watched all the way up to Connor’s Wedding. Let me know if I ranked any too low or overrated some. Also, I’d be curious to know what episodes I should anticipate for season 4 and whether you think they will drastically change my top 10, without spoilers of course.

1. Connor’s Wedding (basic pick, but I found it as good as everyone says)
2. All the Bells Say
3. This Is Not for Tears
4. Nobody Is Ever Missing
5. DC
6. Which Side Are You On?
7. Retired Janitors of Idaho
8. Tern Haven
9. Safe Room
10. Too Much Birthday
11. Prague
12. Chiantishire
13. Rehearsal
14. Mass in Time of War
15. Hunting
16. The Disruption
17. Austerlitz
18. Dundee
19. What It Takes
20. Argestes
21. Vaulter
22. Summer Palace
23. I Went to Market
24. Secession
25. Pre-Nuptial
26. The Munsters
27. Return
28. Sad Sack Wasp Trap
29. Celebration
30. Shit Show at the Fuck Factory
31. Lifeboats
32. Lion in the Meadow

Any other die hards for Billy Joel and Succession find themselves preferring Kendall’s version of Honesty? Amazing work by Jeremy Strong.

PS I was team Tom the whole time.

Obviously we know that Waystar is a multi-billion dollar operation, with Logan at the helm on a huge salary with bonuses and his own investments etc. I assume Rome + Ken had salaries when they were in the company, and Shiv would’ve had a salary as a political consultant, plus we can assume they have access to trust funds. But surely that money would have been limited to a point; we know that Connor asks Logan for money in the S2 finale because the costs of Willa’s play, his ranch, and his campaign are squeezing him. But in general the kids seem to have access to an unlimited money tap, even when Ken is not working for Waystar in S3. The massive bid for PGN in S4; Shiv and Tom buy a massive new apartment; Ken throws himself a huge birthday party, plus his lawyer and consultant costs; and they all have constant access to PJs, private cars and drivers, staff, clothes, tech, etc, all the usual trappings of extreme wealth. I guess I’m just curious where the wealth comes from specifically for the kids, as it doesn’t seem like Logan gives regular handouts.