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THE FINAL EPISODE of the hit-HBO series Succession aired last week to much acclaim.
The series follows the Roy family, a media dynasty said to be based on the Murdochs.
It stars Brian Cox as family patriarch Logan Roy, however Cox has revealed that he hasn’t watched the finale (Brian Cox clip with Season Four spoiler here).
Cox told the BBC: “I have never liked watching myself… I don’t cling onto things, when I’m over, it’s over, and I go on…. I haven’t seen the finale.”
So Brian Cox hasn’t seen the Succession finale, but have you?
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Yes it was absolutely stunning Tv . Hard watch a times but it’s an incredible piece of art . Superb acting and immense writing ! Production value is off the charts too.
Thank you .
Watched two episodes and thought it was shtie… in the minority by the sounds of it so “I tried and gave up”
@Thomas Meaney: Agree totally
@Thomas Meaney: Watched 4 episodes and it vastly improved. Loved it
@Thomas Meaney: Same here, dreary and repetitive with horrible characters. Awful stuff altogether.
Jesse escapes
Walter doesn’t make it
@Barry Donnelly: I think you’re thinking of “Lost”…
@Barry Donnelly: I think you are thinkimg of The Riordans.
Superb stuff. Right up there with the Wire, the Sopranos, Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul.
@Mark Connolly: They’re all great shows.
I thought that succession was shite.
@Mark Connolly: It was good, but nowhere near the quality Breaking Bad, The Sopranos etc.
I thought it was excellent, and quite an achievement to make a series with not much more than people in rooms talking into a gripping drama.
And I think particularly Greg was an interesting character because he’s as ordinary as any of us, but within reach of money and power starts to become as unconscionable as many of the others. It further underlined how ordinary all of them really were.
How about including just a ‘yes’ option
@Mark Duffy: “Yes, of course” there should be a Yes option .
Yes.
I cant find it on my cathode ray tube.
@Dan Dare: did you try adjusting the rabbit’s ears?
@Dan Dare: Hit it twice on top and three times on the side with the power switch.
Great TV (except imo season 2 which went a bit far fetched at times)
F%£k off
Never heard of this. Where is it broadcast / streamed?
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