Watching the dissolution of Tom and Shiv’s marriage over seasons 2 and 3 was heartbreaking at times. Tom totally hinted at where his mind was going with his first Greg discussion about Sporus mid-season. Logan Roy to his kids tonight #SuccessionHBO #Successionfinale /D7aHUPhl3s #SuccessionHBO #Successionfinale /66QIaQFxm3
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This will go down as one of the most shocking betrayal in tv history. This moment will forever haunt me as a woman and this shit didn’t even happen to me! Shiv will never recover from this!!! #Succession #SuccessionHBO /kY8OpWDYHu Tom’s speech to Greg and Greg happily agreeing to sell his soul. Kendall, Shiv and Roman all on the same side for the first time and they still end up getting screwed over. Logan picking on Roman as the weak link, Roman standing strong (ish) with his siblings. He showed respect and deference to the old gladiator as he delivered his own blow, that Logan would need to sell his company, that he couldn’t guarantee jacksh-t for the Roy children.Īnyway, I’m trying not to get massively spoiler-y but the finale really delivered. Incidentally, I also felt like the finale showed why Skarsgard took the guest role – his scene with Brian Cox’s Logan Roy was also perfect.
The coup de grace was delivered with a phone call and Logan’s hand on Tom’s shoulder. He’s chosen loyalty not to his wife, but to his wife’s father. I’ve never seen Logan get f–ked once.” Tom has chosen his side. Earlier in Season 3, he summed up the show entirely, which he says to Kendall Roy: “I’ve seen you get f–ked a lot.
Macfadyen’s Tom Wambsgans secretly had main character syndrome this whole time. Like, what’s the deal? But then everything started to make sense. I had similar thoughts about why Alexander Skarsgard would join the cast for a one-season character arc. SPOILERS for the Season 3 finale of Succession.īefore I got into Succession, I often wondered why an actor of Matthew Macfadyen’s caliber would even want to be, arguably, the fifth lead in an HBO ensemble.
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