Safe Room

Wuaaaaau the best episode this season, Tom,Greg, Roman, Logan, Shiv ,Connor what an amazing cast of characters this was so funny to watch, the scene with Greg and Tom was hilarious basically Greg tell Tom the same things Shiv said to Tom and based in the reaction of Tom he was never happy with that marriage arragment.

And Connor funeral speech was the most weirdest speech i ever heard i don't understand Connor at all,he is the most weirdest character of the show even more than Roman.

Kendall (Jeremy Strong) is about as good as it gets. The beauty is he is under control as an actor. His character is so complex with the most insane underpinnings. He is the product of this family. His successes are amazing, yet meaningless to Logan. With Logan, there is no show. He is what he is to those people and that is someone who would kick any of them to the curb. The accident hangs heavy and Kendall can't say a word. His final meeting with Shiv is so dramatic in the most subtle way. Tom is proving to be so messed up. He is ultimately dangerous. Greg awkwardly walks through the killing fields. His scene with Tom where he confesses to having saved documents is great. Tom appreciates a devious mind.

A very mixed selection of positives can be taken from this episode.

'Safe Room' manages to include some the series' most vulnerable and emotionally-dense material, specifically the sequence at its end, and some of its most hilarious, gut-busting comedy. The chemistry between Tom and Greg is incredible to watch. Both are wonderful comics, who manage to blend some of Succession's most dramatic sequences with the right amount of sheer hilarity.

I really believe that the show is coming into its own. These characters often speak more with their bodies than their mouths, and there is a particular scene featuring Shiv, Kendall and Logan that exemplifies this perfectly. It is storytelling through virtually everything besides the dialogue, yet the writing is still stellar.

Cox is a marvel. A true master who reveals all the viewer needs to know simply with his eyes. Vulnerable, tense, revealing - all can be used as descriptors for this episode. This season is turning out to be quite the ride.

Wow just when I thought I'd seen the best episode of the season I watch this one and it blew me away. Bravo, Holly Hunter who played the rival CEO brilliantly (" if things don't work out we will always have the panic room"). Her delivery was stellar.

Superb writing. Jesse Armstrong's skill for creating complex, multi layered characters that navigate equally complex storylines is masterful. Final scene with Strong's controlled emotions was made even more perfect with Snook's wonderful nuance (she is a huge talent). I am so impressed with this series. And the musical score is soooo haunting and beautiful. It's sort of Bartok and Prokofiev rolled into one ( appropriate given Logan's shades of Stalin). Wow.

I love Matthew Macfayden and Jeremy strong in this one, everyone else is great too! Kieran Culkin sure loves to say the F word a lot, he's got a cool personality I'd hang out with him in real life. I love how less secure panic rooms were used in this one to avoid a threat reminds me of the movie Panic Room which is fantastic!