was it ever confirmed he sold tho? i just remember him voting yes for ken as ceo.
Doesn't matter what he voted, in the end the majority voted to sell, so everybody made money from the sell.
And he probably only voted in favor of Ken coz he knew he wouldn't be the tie breaker. Dude just being sneaky as always.
You do realize how much 250 million dollars is right
he has no stock in the company that his family now no longer owns and ended off on mattson and Tom’s bad side even though he still has a job he’s never gonna have some high level executive position
Being the CEOs pet must have its advantages, right? Like I feel like he'll probably end up with some kinda stock share in the company.
Also what's the point of waiting till your Granpa die to have money, when u can live luxurious at a young age.
Greg really lost out on a 250 million dollar inheritance just to continue working for waystar
For 200k a year
chump change in comparison to what he was gonna get if he trusted ewan
But nope, he got infected by the waystar power. That's all he cares about now, even beyond money.
I really respect Succession for not giving any of the main characters the typical redemption arc or a build towards a “victory.” This show is capturing a 2-3 year timeline in the lives of characters who are introduced to us as extremely broken and flawed and allowing us to observe their failures and short comings. The finale is like exposing all the wounds once and for all. Even literally with Roman’s face as a vehicle for this.
There were people online who were genuinely pissed off because none of the Roy kids have a big redemption in the finale
Like bruh these people have all been s***ty since episode 1, did you really think they would magically redeem everything they’ve done in just one final episode ?
Being the CEOs pet must have its advantages, right? Like I feel like he'll probably end up with some kinda stock share in the company.
Also what's the point of waiting till your Granpa die to have money, when u can live luxurious at a young age.
How is he gonna get any shares mattson the owner called him Judas he’s didn’t have any real skills there’s no way he makes up for that 250 mil lose by working there were his only influence is being the pet to a puppet Greg lost
You do realize how much 250 million dollars is right
he has no stock in the company that his family now no longer owns and ended off on mattson and Tom’s bad side even though he still has a job he’s never gonna have some high level executive position
Fr if I was him I would have took a job at a random bar waiting for grandpa to die tbh
Being the CEOs pet must have its advantages, right? Like I feel like he'll probably end up with some kinda stock share in the company.
Also what's the point of waiting till your Granpa die to have money, when u can live luxurious at a young age.
Grandpa got 10 years top
I really respect Succession for not giving any of the main characters the typical redemption arc or a build towards a “victory.” This show is capturing a 2-3 year timeline in the lives of characters who are introduced to us as extremely broken and flawed and allowing us to observe their failures and short comings. The finale is like exposing all the wounds once and for all. Even literally with Roman’s face as a vehicle for this.
bold and brave
There was this TikTok that tried to say that succession was propaganda trying to make us absolve the rich, all after saying they only seen the first 2 seasons at best lmfao.
Some people just don't understand what's going on in the show and I really don't blame them. The show is straightforward but it's dense as f***. It reminds me of the wire
People today are dying to be some type of morality enforcer like this s*** is fictional. Either you watch the show or not
I can’t believe what I just read
Manifest is like one of the worst show airing currently that s*** is complete ass
This shorty tried to get me into it I was sort of into the episodes I saw but could’ve been the “post-nut clarity” effecting me. I was into the whole disappearing plane thing but when they try to go left and implement superpowers and s*** they lost me
This shorty tried to get me into it I was sort of into the episodes I saw but could’ve been the “post-nut clarity” effecting me. I was into the whole disappearing plane thing but when they try to go left and implement superpowers and s*** they lost me
Was the p**** fire at least?
There were people online who were genuinely pissed off because none of the Roy kids have a big redemption in the finale
Like bruh these people have all been s***ty since episode 1, did you really think they would magically redeem everything they’ve done in just one final episode ?
“Character arcs” and redemption arcs need to stop being pushed as the norm.
PTA said “I hate when characters do a complete 90 degree change in the end, it’s unrealistic. I prefer when they do a 10 degree change, only a little”
Tarantino said something similar about hating when characters change, I think he used Bill Murray as an example that he loves that his characters stay an a****** throughout the whole film.
Hell Uncut gems ending was impactful because Sandlers character didn’t change.
Was the p**** fire at least?
It had to be the driving force to why I actually sat and watched the show
You do realize how much 250 million dollars is right
he has no stock in the company that his family now no longer owns and ended off on mattson and Tom’s bad side even though he still has a job he’s never gonna have some high level executive position
Greg getting f***ed over for consistently trying to play both sides is actually the perfect conclusion to his arc
This didn't have to end
I agree but it would’ve risked getting stale for one season longer. The end of s4e2 kinda made me groan because we’ve already seen 3 seasons of the siblings being pitted against each other
The way Roman completely broke down in the final two episodes was some haunting s***. Kieran better get the Emmy
Kendall Coke was a menace. need a shirt with that reference
The way Roman completely broke down in the final two episodes was some haunting s***. Kieran better get the Emmy
it was like a completely diff person from the one we came to love from s1-3
Now that it’s all said and done
Is succession in the top 5 ever?
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