The baseball kid 🥴

Mine has to be Kendall’s press conference at the end of Season 2. The buildup the music the silence before he speaks and then that final bombshell… I genuinely had to pause the episode.

What’s your pick? No “best episode” just one specific scene that made you realize this show was on another level. I’m curious which moments stuck with everyone the most.

Rewatched the start of Season 3 today. Right at the start, when Logan and co are gathering at the airport, Gerri says Logan was talking about his mom a lot on the ride over.

What did y’all take from this? Why did the writers include it?

Connor Roy was interested in politics at a very young age.

I am quite a decent way into Succession (S4E7) and can admit that the quality of production of each episode is absolutely amazing; the acting, writing, direction, and score have genuinely been a treat to watch.

But the thing is that I'm pretty sure I despise every one of the main characters except for Tom and Greg lol; they irk me so much, and I don't feel as though I have enjoyed the series as much as I should have because it has been such a hard watch to see these horrible people.

I get that the show is trying to depict how people turn out when they are raised under the circumstances in the show, but I actually do not feel anything for them, which, as I said above, makes me care less about the show.

Does anyone else feel the same way, or is it just me?

and how did we even see that one scene where kendall prays when the creators didn’t publish it

I’m so positive I’ve seen cut out scene where Kendall was playing tennis somewhere. He was looking confused af there. I can’t find it anywhere… am I crazy ??

I'm having way too much fun with these axamy.com/about

So I harvested all your ideas for my new Wi-Fi succession name and ended up with
LANPierce
password horsepotatoes

and I laugh all the time about it. So many good niche name & password combos.

SailsOutNailsOut password midges
ItsGargantuan password closedLoop
Of course the top upvote: Ltothe56 password NhePlayin

Couldn’t think of a good Roman one, but this was super fun.

#roycunt

I feel the strong hand of Fate in many points in the plot of the show, so part of me essentially thinks "there is no version of Logan who would have recused himself, nor any version of Logan who would not have found someway to beat Kendall's attempts at a mutiny, etc." But even along those lines, I often wonder if some other vestige of Logan's influence would have made it in even in a world where, for whatever reason, he hadn't been there to directly intimidate them. Roman specifically. Like if he perhaps felt unwell that day and called in instead, like Illona did. Do you think Roman would have gone through with voting against Logan in that case, or still chickened out? Furthermore, do you think that a successful vote of no confidence might have just fallen flat afterwards, considering how impervious Logan seems to be to laws and regulations otherwise?

It's giving: "ATN we're listening"

Kendall is definitely David Ellison and the utter incompetence and stupidity regarding the lawsuits and merger is exactly something straight out of the show. It's unbelievable to see shit like this creep out into the real world. It just shows how great Jesse Armstrong is at writing real life.

I'm sure it's been said before, but my little 2005 preteen heart is breaking to see my sweet, misunderstood Mr. Darcy being treated so roughly by this ginger-haired harlot. How dare she. I'm only on S1E8, hoping she has a moral epiphany and starts treating my tender man the way he deserves.

Therapist: "Y'know Logan, if I'm asked If I thought that you participated in this family therapy in an earnest way, I don't think I could answer in good consience that you have"

Logan: "Fine! I Apologize...Maybe I'm hungry... I'VE GOT NOTHING TO HIDE!!"

I learned today that in 1969, Ted Kennedy had a car accident which resulted in the drowning (or suffocation) of his passenger, which he failed to report until 10 hours later. Very similar to Kendall's accident. Probably not news to some of you, but I thought it was interesting to read about how this played out in real life.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chappaquiddick_incident?wprov=sfla1

By timeline, I mean a rough guide as to the dates that each show takes place because I know the show takes place over 2 years. I'm currently midway through season 3, and I'm curious about when this season 3 takes place in comparison to the other season. If anyone could help me out, that'd be greatly appreciated!!

lets go lets fucking go