Lion in the Meadow
- El episodio se transmitió el 7 nov 2021
- TV-MA
- 59min
CALIFICACIÓN DE IMDb
8.2/10
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TU CALIFICACIÓN
Logan y Kendall tienen su primera reunión junto con Josh, un importante inversor preocupado por su disputa familiar.Logan y Kendall tienen su primera reunión junto con Josh, un importante inversor preocupado por su disputa familiar.Logan y Kendall tienen su primera reunión junto con Josh, un importante inversor preocupado por su disputa familiar.
- Dirección
- Guionistas
- Elenco
Justine Lupe
- Willa Ferreyra
- (solo créditos)
Zoe Winters
- Kerry
- (as Zoë Winters)
- Dirección
- Guionistas
- Todo el elenco y el equipo
- Producción, taquilla y más en IMDbPro
Opiniones destacadas
This episode serves as a prelude towards the upcoming shareholder meeting. The island interaction with logan kendall and josh was good, but josh just isn't that interesting of a character in my opinion to make it great. Overall, I think it was a very good episode that sets the stage perfectly for the next one.
Side note: I believe that we may see tom kill himself this season. He is mentally off the rails right now and has absolutely no one in his corner.
Side note: I believe that we may see tom kill himself this season. He is mentally off the rails right now and has absolutely no one in his corner.
"Lion in the Meadow" focuses on the fallout from the escalating power struggle between Kendall and Logan, as the two are forced to come together for a meeting with a powerful shareholder, Josh Aaronson. This episode serves as a turning point in the season, as it highlights the tenuous nature of both Kendall's rebellion and Logan's grip on the company. The writing is particularly strong in its exploration of the shifting dynamics between father and son, as their relationship continues to deteriorate under the weight of their corporate feud.
The episode's central scene, a tense meeting on Josh's estate, is a masterclass in suspense. The dialogue crackles with tension as Kendall and Logan try to outmaneuver each other while keeping up appearances for their influential investor. The direction is tight, with the camera lingering on subtle expressions and gestures that convey the deep animosity between the two. Brian Cox and Jeremy Strong deliver powerhouse performances in this scene, with Logan's cold pragmatism clashing against Kendall's desperation. The writing here is sharp, with each line dripping with subtext, as both characters try to assert their dominance without showing their cards.
The cinematography in this episode is particularly striking, with wide shots of the sprawling estate serving as a metaphor for the vast empire at stake. The outdoor setting provides a stark contrast to the enclosed, claustrophobic spaces of the previous episodes, emphasizing the high-stakes nature of the meeting. The pacing is slower than the previous episode, allowing for more character-driven moments that explore the emotional undercurrents of the family's feud. The editing is precise, cutting between the tense meeting and scenes of the rest of the family trying to manage the fallout from Kendall's rebellion.
In the end, "Lion in the Meadow" leaves both Logan and Kendall in precarious positions. Logan's health, which has been a recurring theme throughout the series, comes into play once again, as he suffers a physical setback during the meeting. This moment of vulnerability is a rare glimpse into Logan's mortality, and it raises the stakes for the rest of the season. Meanwhile, Kendall's position becomes even more tenuous, as his attempt to take down his father seems increasingly futile. The episode sets up the next phase of the season's conflict, as both Logan and Kendall are forced to confront their own limitations.
The episode's central scene, a tense meeting on Josh's estate, is a masterclass in suspense. The dialogue crackles with tension as Kendall and Logan try to outmaneuver each other while keeping up appearances for their influential investor. The direction is tight, with the camera lingering on subtle expressions and gestures that convey the deep animosity between the two. Brian Cox and Jeremy Strong deliver powerhouse performances in this scene, with Logan's cold pragmatism clashing against Kendall's desperation. The writing here is sharp, with each line dripping with subtext, as both characters try to assert their dominance without showing their cards.
The cinematography in this episode is particularly striking, with wide shots of the sprawling estate serving as a metaphor for the vast empire at stake. The outdoor setting provides a stark contrast to the enclosed, claustrophobic spaces of the previous episodes, emphasizing the high-stakes nature of the meeting. The pacing is slower than the previous episode, allowing for more character-driven moments that explore the emotional undercurrents of the family's feud. The editing is precise, cutting between the tense meeting and scenes of the rest of the family trying to manage the fallout from Kendall's rebellion.
In the end, "Lion in the Meadow" leaves both Logan and Kendall in precarious positions. Logan's health, which has been a recurring theme throughout the series, comes into play once again, as he suffers a physical setback during the meeting. This moment of vulnerability is a rare glimpse into Logan's mortality, and it raises the stakes for the rest of the season. Meanwhile, Kendall's position becomes even more tenuous, as his attempt to take down his father seems increasingly futile. The episode sets up the next phase of the season's conflict, as both Logan and Kendall are forced to confront their own limitations.
Dude was it for real? I mean how can something like actually happen on a teevee. The plot twist was expected but the introduction man, really? I'm sure this season is gonna kill the second season.
Kendall's foundation depends on the government doing the dirty work. The problem for him is that the government is not a single entity that can be manipulated. So when Kendall looks for allies, he must gain the confidence of actual human beings. All roads lead to a guy named Josh, who meets Kendall and Logan on a remote island where he has a fancy house. The strength of the episode are the pregnant moments between the two entrenched characters. Shiv is trying to do her thing and it is just making the old man angrier and angrier. She makes threats and then moves on. Idiot Greg is intimidated by Tom into signing a loyalty paper of some sort. While on the visit to Josh, Logan suffers a kind of heat stroke. He is offered comfort and water by Kendall, refuses, and is brought back to fly home. Now Kendall is blamed. It is said he did nothing to help his dad.
I don't know what was going on with the writing for this particular episode it had bits that were uncomfortable like with Shiv and the scenes with Josh. Still a great episode I absolutely love everything with Matthew Macfayden and Nicolas Braun! This had some intensity that is riveting that's for sure. I'd say this was a solid one and I'll always love Succession!
¿Sabías que…?
- TriviaKendall tells Greg to declare his loyalty 3 times before the rooster crows. It's an expression from Bible where Jesus says that Peter will betray him 3 times before roosters crow in the morning.
- Citas
Tom Wambsgans: I'll castrate you and marry you in a heartbeat.
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Detalles
- Fecha de lanzamiento
- País de origen
- Sitio oficial
- Idioma
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- Tiempo de ejecución
- 59min
- Color
- Mezcla de sonido
- Relación de aspecto
- 1.78 : 1
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