Kendall Tries Negotiating With Logan | Succession | HBO
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- During a tense dinner Kendall Roy (Jeremy Strong) attempts to negotiate a payout from the family company with his father, Logan Roy (Brian Cox). As could have been expected, negotiations quickly turn south.
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They left out the best part, the bit where he makes his own grandson taste the food incase its poisoned. Terrifying power move that tells you that Logan's ruthlessness is beyond what his kids are capable of. He goes for the throat.
A lot of people mention this as though Logan genuinely thought Kendall would poison him; he knows Kendall wouldn’t, and the Roy’s aren’t exactly a medieval society where poisonings at dinner are common.
He just did it to play a sick mind game; he does it to psych him out a bit. It’s very twisted and malicious, but no way he genuinely thought the food was poisoned.
He was one upping what kendall done already by implying poisoning, essentially carrying on the improv. Brian cox explains this in an interview on HBO TH-cam channel
Yeah, he's a piece of trash...no doubt.
@@YungM.D. That said, if my kid was an erratic rehab patient with drug connections and unlimited resources, I'd' probably think twice about eating his food. Especially when I'm blackmailing him with a homicide that I helped cover up for him.
@@YungM.D. It's crazy how people don't get this.
“Life’s not knights on horseback. It’s a number on a piece of paper; it’s a fight for a knife in the mud.”
Logan speaks as if he know the final levels of Squid Game.
@@thewilliammao Logan would probably be the one to design the Squid Games
my favourite line in the whole series. and very true of life. logan has the best lines! epic
And epic line indeed, but it's so sad he thinks of life in these terms.
@@ronocccnot really true. Thats just Logan's mindset because he's a hardworking, competitive and a very unforgiving person. Not everyone will can use his logic to life to succeed especially his children
Jesse Armstrong is undoubtedly one of the best writers working today. The way he writes scenes like this is incredible.
Nah, thats Nic from True Detective.
@@secretvanush Nic hasn't been the same since season 1 tbh
@@secretvanush
After Season 1 he's done nothing.
vravo bince
If you think this is good writing you should stick to being entertained by coloring books
"And I am a bad person?"
The only time in the entire series we see Logan's voice almost break for a second. It did hurt him, and for a man like him that is as close to vulnerable as he would ever be. Legendary acting.
& He is a bad person and he knows it…
Deflection type gaslighting tactic used by narcissistic types
for sure, that was the comment that got to him. the fact that Kendell sees himself above Logan in anyway pisses him off lol.
Nah he is fool ruthless
another time when the siblings rush him in s3 finale and roman says 'idk dad...love?' logan's voice breaks again in the ensuing dialogue
I think if Logan let himself realise he was wrong for even one second, he'd completely shatter. Because anybody would, if you wake up one day and realise your news has indirectly contributed to the worsening of climate change, dooming millions, then you'd break.
Logan really has a sadistic talent for getting under people's skin. He knows exactly what buttons to push to make it hurt the most, and he's fully aware of it. The way he describes the waiter's death to rub the most salt in Kendall's wound, it's just profoundly cruel.
It's his super power, ability to sense any person's weakness and strike first.
its called narcissism, narcissists are just really good at manipulating people like that
And the thing is the ease is with which he covered it up is pretty telling to his ability to do so to say the least and his involvement in doing so in the past cough cough cruises to say the most
I don't know if it's purely cruel in this case, I think Logan gets triggered at Kendall's obvious hypocrisy: Kendall effectively killed the waiter, Kendall has profited from the Roy fortune more than anyone save Logan, Kendall helped Logan do his dirty work over the years.
@@iorekby I agree. Logan IS cruel/manipulative, but here his cruelty comes from lashing out at his (in his eyes) delusional and ungrateful son trying to grandstand to him
“I won’t even speak at your memorial.”
*proceeds to give the best speech at his father’s memorial*
Do you think he would though if he was divested from the company? When he spoke he still had a chance to be CEO again.
@@josephham5216 nah cus originally kendall actually wasnt going to speak at the funeral. Then roman messed up so he had to improvise
A totally insincere speech
“Oh, you just noticed didn’t you?” Is such an incredible line reading. The series does such a great job of subtly reminding you that the Roy children are actually not fit for this job. Brian Cox and Jeremy Strong are on another planet
I really read it as Logan calling Kendall out on the superficial ignorance he has feigned to the business Waystar was always in. Kendall took to a humanitarian and what some would call a hopeless “woke” approach to battling the indecencies of the company, but it was unfounded on the basis of him only purporting those ideologies because it best benefited him in his attempt to win the game. Logan is saying Kendall always knew and only began to care about the malpractice of the company when it best suited him. He pretends to be a white knight fighting for what’s right, but only when it’s the best play he had.
My interpretation of this is that he was calling out Kendall's sheer hypocrisy. Kendall has been profiting from his father's money, influence and status his whole entire life only to turn around and say the origin of this is evil just like his father is ..while sipping an expensive wine in an Italian castle and asking that said dad pays him 2 billions to leave. In the end which one is it Kendall? Lol! If he meant what he said he would have completely left without any of his dad's money and start from scratch but can he?
@@kellym.6777 Yeah, I'm pretty sure your interpretation is correct. Kendall benefitted from all the bad things Logan Roy has done in politics, society, and the country.
@@kellym.6777 Kendall's definitely out of touch, but the Koch brothers are a cautionary tale to kids who refuse a dirty money inheritance on principle- Koch brothers are actually 2 out of 4 brothers that inherited a company, but after years and years of fighting over who would get control, the other 2 brothers gave up, took a decently-sized payout, and left it in their hands. So the (famous) Koch brothers fund straight-up evil politics, and the (anonymous) Koch brothers have to live with the knowledge that they could have prevented that.
@@heretoschmooze348 you might be right but at one point, Logan tried to throw Ken out into the wolves. He tried to get Ken to take the fall for the company. This is why Ken views his father in this way
"Won't even speak at your memorial" and then he had to finally step up at the funeral and give people the other side of his father's story is the reason why Succession is the best piece of work ever produced anywhere, ever.
@@eurongreyjoy2both things can be true.
You forgot *underrated.* 🙄
@@eurongreyjoy2He doesn't care about Roman's embarrassment and he never said his dad was a good person but he admits his dad was a brute that bent the world to his will and praises him for doing so.
@@mulemule Not really underrated. Succession is widely regarded as one of the best shows of the past decade.
@@slackalot3982 And a pop fly ... just past the outstretched glove. 😑
the sad thing( but kind of good) is that kendall could’ve twisted the knife talking about Rose when Logan brought up the waiter, but he just isn’t as cruel as Logan, that’s the difference between them
It also just doesn’t occur to him, which is the difference between the two. Logan just DEFAULTS to the most hurtful possible thing.
I think it was just Logan giving Kendall another much needed reality check. He was responsible for a young man’s death, and then lectures about good and bad.
@@BM-qn6fg also kendall wasnt lecturing about good and bad. this is the most self awareness he showed till now in s3. The finale shows how he doesn't view himself as good, this was something he stupidly said thinking it could work on Logan, but didn't
you're not a killer - Logan to Kendall
What is rose's back story I don't get it?
"I'll be broken when you die" really hits hard now...
Worth noting that literally just before this Logan thought that Kendall might be trying to poison him and gets his OWN GRANDSON to try the food beforehand to see if it was, thus the first line "who do you think I am? You think I want you dead?"
COLD.
I always interpreted that as Logan playing mind games. He doesn’t really think the food is poisoned. He just wanted to see if Kendall would stop his own son from eating it. He just wanted to put him off with that disturbing image a bit.
@@YungM.D. it may or not be, because this isn't the first time Logan and poison have been linked, remember the cupcakes that Shiv and Rome wouldn't eat. It's something he would do or at least the show tells us he isn't beyond it which is why he was extra careful.
Well I would do the same
And it’s not his real grandson anyway
@YungM.D. but the only scenario where Kendall would stop his son is where he actually did poison the food, hence Logan isn't playing mind games, but taking a ruthless precaution.
Logan is playing games in the sense that he wants ken to think that he (Logan) thinks ken might have poisoned the food. Logan knows the food isn't poisoned. That's my interpretation.
This was a very powerful scene. Top notch acting of the highest caliber.
To me it feels like they're reading lines from the paper. Feels unnatural.
@@MrApacis Agreed
Nah. They sound like people at their level sound. He’s not talking about giving up his life and not being able to do anything. He’s talking about how 2 billion is taking the L. This is unfathomable for most people to comprehend. It’s so simple yet so dark and deep and they do it well.
@@MrApacis throughout the entire series there’s a stilted awkward tone to everyone. Kendall’s cadence especially throughout the series at times when he’s low like this, is choked up and sounds a bit immature tbh. It’s totally okay to not like it but I’m just letting you know it’s intentional, you’re still allowed to not dig it though
@@MrApacis don't talk about things you don't understand.
I love how Brian conveys a hint of convincement. He starts buying into what Kendall is saying, becuase at some point he starts saying real life reasons as to why he wants out and that there is a plan (even if he takes 2B from him to start something for himself). But then he starts "you're corrupt, and evil and would do things I wouldn't yada yada bla bla". And at that instant he loses Logan, becuase he is "talking about things he doesn't understand". That is basically a form of Logan saying, "don't judge me without looking at yourself first".
Very realistic display of a disfunctional father-son discussion/relationship, in that particular scenario.
"maybe I want you close, you can do the mail" 😂😂😂😂
People are saying Logan knows how to get under peoples skin, but I think Kendall was the one to get under Logans skin here. He says he's a good guy and that he doesn't want to be like Logan, and then Logan reacts by treating Kendall the way his Aunt and Uncle treated him about Rose, just using that waiter kid instead. As if to say "I'm not a bad person, and even if I am you're just as bad."
Okay but the difference is Kendall was way more responsible for the death of the waiter than Logan was for the death of Rose. Kendall’s delusions of him being a good person got under Logan’s skin and he reminded him of who really is. Kendall like his siblings is not good person or the good guy of the story
@@DanielMunoz-ni7zz Kendall is not as evil as logan
This scene is incredible because it shows growth from Kendall and displays the ability of Logan’s power to stun his kids growth - keeping them weak and submissive to him. In reality, a version of this conversation has probably happened between them tons of times. Logan needs his kids to be under his thumb for whatever messed up reason.
In each and every way Logan is teaching these kids life lessons and hard truths about the world and about themselves - especially Kendall. In his own way, Logan is turning Kendall into the killer that he must be.
Subversive or submissive?
@@marcdumont2275 submissive
I know right!!!! I’m worried about season 4 because Jesse Arstrong has said a couple of times that he doesnt believe people can change… but if Logan’s abuse keep getting him to the ground and he never gets out of trying to please his father… whats the point
@@marinalima3005 yes this is a concern with this story. I do think that Now that the rug has been completely pulled with Logan selling the company, the children have to move on because Logan has no more leverage over them. But maybe I am wrong
I love the writing and how Logan is able to twist the knife in order to put Kendall down.
What a masterpiece of writing, performance, cinematography and directing is Succession.
It’s amazing. People envy them for their wealth, but, is a single one of them happy ?? It’s just proves money can’t buy you happiness.
Poor Kendall, he always tries to see the best in Logan, oblivious that he's fighting a losing battle. Jeremy strong deserves ALL of the nominations and Emmys for his brilliant performance! 👏🏾♥️🎊
I was disappointed Jeremy didn't win an individual Emmy!!! He is a Great Actor
Everything Kendall has was given to him by Logan. The lifestyle he has was afforded to him due to the complete lack of morals that Logan drives his business empire with. The only reason Kendall sees the world different, is because he was born with everything, while Logal was born with nothing. Kendall is not the hero here. There are no heros in this story.
You think he tries to see the best in his dad? He's calling him and his money evil in that clip lol!
@@kellym.6777 Which is just undeniably true lol
@@kellym.6777 He's also a massive hypocrite, because Kendall has massively benefitted from that money as much as anyone save Logan, and has actively throughout his adult life worked to help Logan gain more.
Here’s my thing about Logan. He really doesn’t pretend he’s something he’s not. Kendall and Ewan pretend like they’re better, all the while extending their bowl for Logan’s money constantly. If they really were, they wouldn’t touch that money and simply leave. But those billions are just too sweet.
“You’ve won. Because you’re corrupt - and so is the world.”
A killer and a traitor calling other people corrupt. That is not drama, it's comedy gold.
@@tommydowning3481 evil worshipper.
Kendall really came here with the "I'm better than you" attitude and got schooled cause he was working as one of the higher ups of the company for 3 years before the show began. So the "you just noticed did you?" Was such a good line
I know that saying an actor “disappears into their character” is a tired cliche, but sometimes I really do forget that Kendall isn’t a real person. Jeremy Strong is such a talented dude
This is my personal favorite scene in the entire series. You never see Logan and Kendall so raw, and this is maybe Logan at his absolute lowest. Bringing up the accident he knows haunts his son. He could let him out easily, it would be nothing to him at all, but that’s not how Logan operates. He wants his son under his thumb. He wants control over everyone and everything. “We’re out of here.” States it so whimsically like he could care less what Kendall does from here on out, he’s just not giving him what he wants. Why? Because.
We finally see Logan openly express his own self-grandiosity.
And to be fair... Kendall too
@@goatlib2338 we had seen Kendall talk about how great of a guy he is before. But we had never seen Logan talk straight up about how he is a culturally defining figure in world history. When he says “I’m a great revolutionary” he is literally putting himself up there with like Benjamin Franklin and William Randolph Hearst
@@grahamroy910 well he is sort of Hearst of modern times
No, he is simply serving him a cold and bitter dose of reality - that Kendall Roy's luxury to virtue signal and grandstand is bought from his father's wealth and resourcefulness.
Greatest show since the sopranos. The father son dynamic is insanely complex and varied, not a soapy moment of redemption at the end of a movie. Logan pulls the father card and judges the son in an instant to quash any thoughts of dissent.
100000%. And like in The Sopranos, each scene in Succession is a clinic in writing, directing, and acting.
@@jerimas
Unfortunately, unlike The Sopranos, they
@@alainportant6412 But they've improved on the Sopranos in other ways, namely
@@threenumbnuts The Sopranos could have lasted forever as it was just about guys going about their daily businesses, so the scenario/events was really unimportant here.
Slow down lol
Revisiting this after the funeral episode made me realize that Kendal finally let go of his self image as the good guy. He knows that he have more of his dad in him and fully embracing it allows Kendal to finally be the leader Logan always wanted him to be. Not necessarily a nice thing, but definitely the first time he's truthful to himself.
For Logan, it’s not about good vs evil; it’s about being the best. In his business, that means being the best at exploiting people’s fears, desires, insecurities, for his own personal gain. And here he makes his point by doing just that to Kendall-expertly exploiting Kendall’s guilt as a negotiating tactic. So good.
Such a gripping scene. Probably one of the best episodes of television.
it is the best episode in television
@@jamesq5831 It was, until this season
"A fight for a knife in the mud..."
To whoever wrote that 👏
One of the best scenes of the entire series. Jeremy Strong and Brian Cox as these characters are just incredible. This scene gave me goosebumps and I felt so much for Kendall.
Brian Cox deserves the Emmy for this scene.
HE DESERVES ONE FOR HIS ROLE IN THE SHOW!!!!
It's tragic to see this show come to an end but something as exquisite as this deserves not to be squeezed for 7 seasons into muck. When something is a work of art it should be left alone for others to view but never touch or alter.
I’ve read most of the comments about this scene and why Kendall reacted that way and why his dad reacted that way too but did no one else forget what Ken’s mum said Logan likes to kick everything he loves just to see if it will come back that’s why he said the birthday card was a joke which is really true (that was the kick ) but he was caught off guard by Ken’s response on wanting to be done and he could sense this was no bluff and it didn’t surprise that when he was biting back he had tears in his eyes because tho he was being cruel to his son he was angry because the thing he loves the most might not want him anymore ( you can clearly tell even from subtle scenes that out of everything in his life in his own twisted psychotic way he treasures ken the most and so him wanting out of the relationship he only sees betrayal) he was more hurt by this than when ken nearly kicked him out of his own company anyway moral of this when psychopaths love it’s just complicated 😂
I agree with every word of your comment. I always thought that Kendall was Logan's favorite kid. even if it seems cruel.
Very well put, but it would be better with punctuation 😂
@@BatmanHQYT let me breathe 😂😂I was just trying to write my thoughts whilst processing them , otherwise I would’ve lost them , forgive me
"A number on a piece of paper. " chills. literally, chills.
Ken didnt lie...he really was broken at the end of Connor's Wedding.
The kid's death simply broke Kendall. He was never the same.
"Life's not knights on horseback. It's a number on a piece of paper. It's a fight for a knife in the mud".
This hits very hard after knowing how everything ends.
Lukas and Kendall fighting in the mud. How absurd life is sometimes.
I think Kendall finally understood what Logan was telling him here. This world doesn’t let you always come out looking like a knight in shining armor. You can pretend, or complain, or embrace it.
Despite of everything Kendall did or happened, he was a good guy from the beginning. He tried his best to love his father (got rejected), his mother (got ignored), and truly wanted to be with his siblings.
He blew it
He was not a good guy.
None of them are good people
Every time he did something objectively good or grownup his ego would take the wheel and run his moral credit to the ground with manic energy, hurting those around him.
And he never made up for it afterwards.
He's not a good guy.
@@milosmilosmilos He's not a good guy. He's not a bad guy. He is a Roy, who grew up abused, neglected, and mistreated. Just like his siblings. Kendall however made honest efforts to try to be good, even if he ultimately could not manage to. That counts for something.
Both incredible performances. And excellent writing.
"I'll be broken when you die."
Au contraire Kendall, it seems like that straightened you out for good.
Their different acting styles and slight controversy in real life I think fuels these two. This is some of the best acting I've ever seen. They are both riveting
Wait can you explain what issues they have with one another in real life? I didn’t know if this!
@@C4RL1NN Jeremy Strong is a method actor, and Brian Cox has said a few times that he finds method acting annoying and he worries that Strong's intense approach to acting might take a toll on him eventually. I don't think there's any actual resentment between the two, but I can see how their different professional views can enhance the tension between the two onscreen.
Why are we acting like Brian Cox was taking a dig at Jeremy Strong when he brought up the method acting? Whenever he's brought it up he just mentioned being worried about how he could handle it.
Honestly if I take what I see online at face value, if anything Cox's feelings about Strong might make his Logan more fatherly, not less.
@@duh4895 it’s the clickbait article influence. This offhand comment in an interview made the rounds as “Brian Cox SLAMS Jeremy Strong in Interview” and pretty much inserted a more adversarial tone into the whole thing than was ever necessary.
My favorite dialogue in any tv show history ever. So much to uncover. So much truth about life told. I wish they included how Logan checked if the food was poisoned. That added so much to the scene.
Logan really did want Kendall in the seat
I think this is one of the best scenes from succession
WITH THIS SCENE, THE BOTH OF THEM NEED TO WIN THAT EMMY, A TIE.... SO PHENOMENAL
I tend to forget how great the dialogues were in this show
top 5 moment in the whole show
Logan is the embodiment of "Don't give people what they want"
This scene is just incredible, and really illustrates how complex Logan Roy is. I do genuinely think he loved his children. But he's clearly experienced enough cruelty and brutality in his life to convince him that the world is simply a cruel and brutal place; and that it's every man for himself. As Kendall points out, he uses this cynical view of life and human beings to make his money; but he wouldn't be a success if there wasn't some truth to it. And as much as he loves his kids, I think he's continuously disappointed and frustrated at their naivety to not see the world in this way; and also their hypocrisy since they're all as amoral as he is, and yet they constantly call him a monster. He still sees them all as children that simply dont 'get it'.
They’re not ‘serious people’.
3:54~4:09 gives me shivers. acting at the best historic level
Dont exaggerate man. Its just decent
@@novakgoatovic i'll believe both o yall
Ooh shivver me timbers
Honestly this is heartbreaking to watch even more now.
You know that Rose was at the back of his mind as Kendall was calling him evil and such, and so he pulled out the waiter incident.
The waiter is Kendall's rose.
Poor guy he just wants a dad lol
The phrase "Money can't buy happiness, but I'd much rather cry in a mansion" sums up this show perfectly
If he didn’t have a dad he’d be in prison by now. tough love is so hard to accept these days. He’s a grown man and daddy keeps saving him.
@@texasgogetter04well there's no way proving that because it's a counter-factual- had he not had Logan as his dad it's difficult determine the degree to which he'd be the same person
@@texasgogetter04 If he didn't have Logan as a dad he might not have become a drug addict and gotten into that situation to begin with.
I think the point of this show is that all of these people are messed up. It’s just some are more than others. No “good guys” here, just money chasers.
This is high literature. This is high art.
revisiting this after ewan and kendall's eulogies.... this show is truly a masterpiece
the writing and acting is so good I completely forgot I was just watching a clip on youtube
"You've won because you're corrupt and so is the world." you can apply this on any multi billion enterprise nowadays and it would make sense every single time.
And now we know why Logan wouldn't let Kendall go in his ways
What an insanely powerful scene. My gut was clenched the whole time. And it's all to do with great acting, writing and directing. That's how you do it, people. 👏♥
i gotta say rewatching this in 2023- i used to see Logan as torturing Kendall, the line about keeping him around, and it is part torture, but also i think Logan is trying to push Kendall, to be like him. Be a killer. he wants Kendall to rise up to his level. Logan cant do that like i a normal person with positive reinforcement, he has to try to break down so you'll come back harder. hes a monster of course.
Agred
Deep down he always wanted Ken to be his succesor, but he let him down
Agreed. Also Kendall was the only one who usually took the roll of the beaten dog, until this moment he always wanted to fight back
Brian Cox had the best performance in a show of incredible performances
I took this scene as probably the first heart to heart (the roy way) father and son conversation in the whole show. Logan wasn’t as ruthless but still cut his son an enormous reality check.
This scene is Phenomenal, actually this is the perfect illustration of what is a communcation between a Narcissistic Personality Disorder with Psychopathic profile parent and his child who has empathy. Kendall is making the worst mistake by showing is emotion to his narcissistic dad who doesn’t care. That’s why Kendall will never win, his empathy is seen as his worst weakness from his father. Great actors
yes! and kendall has been manic the whole season but after his birthday he started seeing this for how they are and just spoke the truth. it's devastating that Logan says " make your own pile" but never left room for his children to choose separate paths
You have to be all business with a guy like that. My Dad was worse. He didn't play, and if he did, he'd change the rules to make sure he won and made an example of you.
He would have made a great professional wrestling villain.
I would say that both have NPD with Machiavellian traits. As if often the case when you have likely two parents who have NPD (mother seems one too) The father would be a Malignant Narcissist. Kendall would be a Covert Narcissist. Kendall's sadness, except it can be read as a means to seek supply from others . . . such as the audience who buys into said displays and hope "Killer Kendall" (the self image Kendall seeks) comes out. Both gaslight incessantly.
@@andrewchiu6226 Erm... or they're just complicated people.
@@GamesTribeNow They do fit the profile of the subcategories really well, and also in how they respond and manipulate each other. Kendall doesn't really have empathy for other people - even though he shows well to other people as a tortured soul - and the recent episodes reinforce that.
Came back here to hear Logan say, "life is not knights on horse back. It's a number on a piece of paper. It's a fight for a knife, in the mud." 🥶
When writing and acting share the same level of talent
"Don't talk about things you don't understand." This phrase becomes so powerful after the funeral eulogy delivered by Ewan. Logan Roy is such a complex character. And this series is a masterpiece.
Seeing kendall saying, ' I'll be broken when you did after S4 just😢
one of the best series on HBO
It's outstanding
Uhuhuhu! That piece of dialog gave me chills! Succesion is great! I'm waiting for more :)
Kendall whips out a triple decker list of demands followed by ‘then I’m a ghost’ 🤣🙌🏻
I watched this scene a hundred times. Love it!!!
Everything about this scene is perfect. Top 10 TV scenes of all time for me.
Logan got ticked off the moment Kendall talked about how he was „good“
This is writing and acting at the absolute top of the field. Insanely good.
0:13 Logan tried setting him with the old Tony Soprano "How's the boy" line but Kendall didn't fall for it
Logan doesn't want to 'name' someone. Logan wants his successor to do exactly what he himself would do - take the company. and so far, kendall is the only one who has tried - he just f'd it up.
Top 2 scene in the show, plain and simple
can s4 come already ?? 😫
Next Year!
@Rich Perez i thought it was may?
@Rich Perez I thought I heard October 22.
Greatest dramatic series of this decade..
The greatest is Here Comes Honey Boo Boo
@@odoylerules03 also true
Jeremy Strong was incredible in this scene, his chemistry with Brian Cox was world class
I'll be broken when you die.That was true.
Was it? He was sad but the next day he used the news to paint Logan as incompetent to boost his own reputation
What's with the clips from last season 8 months after the finale?
I'm loving it! Keep on posting, HBO
Emmy season
Cox would've won an Emmy if he submitted this episode instead of the finale
After the funeral this scene is EPIC, so much depth.
The last two episodes of season 3 featured Brian Cox's best work on the show.
Best scene in all of the seasons
this and kendall’s confession
the season 1 finale end scene beats it IMO
Just finished binge watching this series I totally love it and eagerly waiting for arrival of S4
Came here after S4E09 and this hits different now.
Logan is such a f'ing monster.
"I'm a good person." Kendall's deluded internal struggle his entire life.
This is their last real conversation
Not gonna lie . . . I didn’t know Jeremy Strong was actually an actor. I thought he worked for a hedge fund.
This conversation between them shows complexity of the father and son relationship they have,Logan was disappointed by Kendall’s suggestion of accepting his defeat by paying him off,I think some part of him actually wanted Kendall to keep going with the crusade at least for Logan,this would be more dignified.Logan Roy was a complicated father.
i cant stop watching this
In Logan's defense, insulting sometime as evil while asking for $2 Billion isn't ideal
One of the best tv shows scene ever. Seriously
Very strong ‘can’t live with you, can’t live without you’ vibes. Truly interesting that the first piece of advice since ‘you have to be a killer’ is ‘life is not knights on horseback, it’s a fight for a knife in the mud’. Hmm. Fascinating to continue to feed your backstabbing son any advice.
Brian Cox is 76 years old, but he looks almost the same in this movie as he is in "The Long Kiss Goodnight" TWENTY SIX years ago.
Like Morgan Freeman, he was always old
And I'm reminded he plays William Stryker in X-Men 2, the villian responsible for creating Wolverine.
I wish someone would disinherit me for $2 bill.
I wish someone would give me $100 million to drop out of a presidential race. lol
Connor Roy was interested in politics from a very young age.