I also said “predicting” not just “hoping”….pay attention.

And if you paid more attention, I never said the finale of succession was expected or unexpected. For the 3rd time: I just think the observation is funny that some people found it expected while others found it unexpected.

Succession finale legit already happened in that show multiple times man lol. Oh the vote didn't work? Oh the kids made up and then fell apart? Tom and Shiv stuck together after a rocky passage? Roman was dysfunctional? Kendall was hopeless? Matteson faked his way to the top?

The lack of growth was the point. I don't really care about expectations, but I want to be invested in the drama. Tom & Shiv had a scene like Hank and Cristobal... and then just kind of made up again? Idk, apparently people really cared about the Game of Thrones power struggle. I was totally checked out.

Kendall thinks he’s gonna win but doesn’t? Holy s*** what a huge surprise that didn’t happen literally every season

Mr Inbetween the best final scene from any show I finished last week fr anyway

Copy. Now what’s that gotta do with what I’m saying?

Cus I never gave an opinion on wether I found it to be expected or not, which for some reason y’all aren’t understanding.

Such an amazing series

You have an opinion that you find it funny that some didn’t expect the ending, when we seen the ending happen multiple times throughout the series

No. I find it funny that some think it was expected and some think it was unexpected.

The conflicting opinions is what I find funny.

I’ve literally told you now 4 times bro.

If you can’t comprehend just say that, I’ll type it out slower if needed.

Why are you pretending like you didn’t follow it up by giving reasons why it wasn’t predictable than got surprised I used Barry as an example, in the damn Barry thread?

Then you keep straddling the fence saying “I won’t say whether it was predictable or not” pick a side lil nigga

I didn’t though. If you READ what I said, my response was “if you compile up all the theories then every scenario looks predictable” meaning every possible scenario has been predicted already.

If Kendall won, you’d have Niggas on here saying “See I already knew Kendall was gonna win! He lost so many times he was finally due for a win. Predictable”

So with that being said, there’s no “picking sides” because the finale could have literally gone either way, therefore it wasn’t expected or unexpected.

Yes then I used another show as an example, proving that you can compile all the theories for that show and the finale can still come out of left field and you froze up immediately

So let’s get to the bottom of this, was the succession finale predictable to you or not?

Kendall was never gonna win were we not watching the same series?

Nigga I’m not sure if you trolling or not but you clearly just read what I said:

“So with that being said, there’s no “picking sides” because the finale could have literally gone either way, therefore it wasn’t expected or unexpected.”

Was the succession finale predictable? Avoiding the question is getting pathetic

Once again, for the 3rd time: it was neither predictable or unpredictable to me. The finale could have gone either way. It literally came down to 1 vote.

So the same outcome that happened multiple times throughout the series isn’t predictable?

Shiv getting led on, happened before
Kendall thinking he won but losing, happened before
Roman not giving a s***, happened before
Tom staying lowkey and getting promoted, happened before

Greg might’ve had the most growth out of every character and still ended up toms flunky, which we all seen happen before

Literally the definition of predictable
Are you one of the writers or something ?

I’m less concerned with how unpredictable a finale is, and more concerned with the way it makes me feel

I’m not sure if you don’t understand but typically (not all the time, typically) in movies/shows they set up the protagonist to lose over and over just to finally win in the end. We’ve seen that happen so many times that it’s become a predictable trope.

Sometimes going the opposite of that, can make something be unpredictable. Like I said, Kendall winning would 1000% have niggas on here saying the same thing you are about his win being predictable.

That’s why for ME, I don’t see it as either or because it could have gone either way. Be fr, you honestly don’t think the writers didn’t weigh out options of “hmm what if we have Kendall win?” “Hmm what if we have Shiv win?”

And let’s not rewrite the show as if Tom has been this predictable winner the entire time. After Logan died the mans been having panic attacks about being exiled out the company, until the final episodes when Mattson decided to do the switch-a-roo on Shiv. And even then when Greg snitched on Tom it had people in the unknown of what might happen.

So like I said, I didn’t find it as neither predictable or unpredictable. I seen it as a great written series and finale.

You feel me? Like niggas losing me wit this debate fr

“You gotta pick a side!”

Yeah, I agree, I wouldn’t call it predictable, nor unpredictable. I’m not gonna pretend like I’m the greatest predictor, but I was feelin 50/50. 🤷‍♂️ But the whole conversation is pretty uninteresting to me. Succession felt like satisfying tragedy. Barry struggled to leave me with many emotions at all. I think that’s more the result of problems I’ve had throughout the whole season.

We don’t need to have a d*** swinging contest about how good we are at predicting s***

Bro fr smh. I just thought it was funny that the “predictable” opinions is so conflicting on this site and bro wants to have a whole debate about how predictable the finale was. I don’t care.

I’m wit you Succession finale > Barry finale.

The finale of this felt sloppy as f***. The god awful movie in the end smh. The only thing that I liked is how Barry loaded up on all them guns just to not use them.

If that’s the case Niggas better start handing over they lotto numbers and parlays

Niggas know rent due the first of the month