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Yes, I have a feeling that the multiple Succession nominations will work against them. I think Bob Odenkirk might win Best Actor for Better Call Saul. He’s been nominated multiple times but has never won.

Any one else miss watching this show on Sunday nights? 😢

I binged the whole show, after reading about it in the NYTimes: https://www.nytimes.com/2023/06/08/arts/television/jury-duty-freevee.html Loved it! Would love a 2nd season... but how would the "surprise" factor be achieved with all of the attention the show is now getting? Edited to add: I just noticed that one of the behind-the scenes people is a woman named "Cody." 🙂

You can buy the scripts! https://variety.com/shop/succession-scripts-jesse-armstrong-how-to-buy-online-1235627686/ But what I want are the scenes that didn’t appear in the final season, like Kendall’s jump into the water of Battery Park.

No but she did convince a female whistleblower connected to the cruise line to not testify. Logan asked both Rhea and Shiv to speak to the woman -- only because they were women. Rhea, however, refused to be used.

I initially couldn't understand what Greg meant when he asked Kendall, "Can I quad it up?" But now I realize it was a reference to the "Quad Squad" (The Roy siblings and him) from a few episodes ago.

Here we go 🙂: https://variety.com/2023/artisans/news/succession-composer-nicholas-britell-season-4-soundtrack-1235626579/

Where can we go to listen to the soundtrack?

Also... why is Greg getting $200,000 for doing nothing (except getting coffee, sushi and lemon LeCroix)?

A part of me is sad that Kendall didn't get it. He seemed destined for it, from the first episode of the series to this last. I feel bad for Roman - hope he gets some help. [But these are fictional characters, so why do I care?? (rhetorical question) ]

This processing this episode but... I wonder what Tom and Shiv's child will be like and if that child will expect to "succeed" Tom one day.

Let’s revisit this after Sunday’s episode 😀

Not wrong at all 🙂. As Naomi says in “Tern Haven,” “watching [them] melt down is the most deeply satisfying feeling on earth.“

In Season 2, episode 3 - "Hunting": Logan humiliates Greg, Tom, and Karl with the "Boar on the Floor" game; Roman takes out his phone and tries to record. Perhaps it was really Karl who taped Roman's breakdown at the funeral (and not Ray, who is also briefly humiliated in this episode)? If so, it would be payback. * Edited to add: pure coincidence! I did not see the post above when I typed this up.

I assumed Connor sort of "raised" himself -- part of the Logan/Caroline household but not shown much affection by either of them. As the oldest child, he took on the fatherly role for the others, especially Roman.

Did anyone see Stewy at the funeral? Do we learn why Logan has the marks on his back? Fun fact: "Sally Anne" is Brian Cox's real-life wife. :) https://time.com/6281707/succession-sally-ann-funeral/

Or in the wonderful words of Hugo... "woof, woof." 🐕‍🦺

And it's curious how much of Greg appears in the "previously on Succession" clips. This last one, he was there more than usual. As if the powers that be want us to remember all of Greg's previous actions....🤔 Greg's the "puppet."

I didn't enjoy this episode -- too much like real life and real election contests. I watch "Succession" to kind of fantasize about living the life of the 1%. This... just wasn't it. I have to think about it, a little.

I knew that "sushi" would be bad news. Love the Joel and sushi guy's storyline, so far.

I liked the episode but I agree with those who said this one episode was "off," for a lack of a better word. It makes me wonder if perhaps Logan's passing should have been in the 4th or 5th episode: He is such a powerful figure, the planets get out of alignment without the gravitational pull of the sun (I hope my science is correct 🙂)

Favorite lines: Willa: "Running people over is not a selling point." Kendall: "Watch out for new money, you have to hold those fresh bills to the light."

I love this show. Any word on more seasons (in any location)?

That's interesting -- cryogenics is one of Conner's interest, at least in the first season. Living+ sounds like an upscale assisted living facility or a continuing care community (CCC). At a certain age and if you don't have any children, it's comforting to know that certain things will be taken care of, as you get older.