I just enjoy seeing the dynamic between Logan and Kendall, and I feel like these moments will be particularly sparse this season with their ongoing conflict.
Strong and Cox are, currently, two of the best performers on TV; to see them share half the episode with an actor as fine and as talented as Adrien Brody was an unexpected but delightful surprise.
There seem to be a number of side stories, as we have came to expect from Succession, developing throughout this season, and I love seeing the writers weave these so intricately together by its end. Each of the siblings + Tom and Greg can be seen to have their own individual battles/struggles outside of the main narrative (still connected, however) and I enjoy this emphasis on the smaller characters. Nobody is left out, everybody is involved and it makes the stakes feel higher; grander in scale.
Yes. The story is still moving slowly. But it's still enjoyable to watch, deeply so. I wish things would perhaps move slightly quicker, but I have faith in the writers to make these episodes worth it when we reach the latter stages of the season.
Strong and Cox are, currently, two of the best performers on TV; to see them share half the episode with an actor as fine and as talented as Adrien Brody was an unexpected but delightful surprise.
There seem to be a number of side stories, as we have came to expect from Succession, developing throughout this season, and I love seeing the writers weave these so intricately together by its end. Each of the siblings + Tom and Greg can be seen to have their own individual battles/struggles outside of the main narrative (still connected, however) and I enjoy this emphasis on the smaller characters. Nobody is left out, everybody is involved and it makes the stakes feel higher; grander in scale.
Yes. The story is still moving slowly. But it's still enjoyable to watch, deeply so. I wish things would perhaps move slightly quicker, but I have faith in the writers to make these episodes worth it when we reach the latter stages of the season.
