All the Bells Say

This is one of the best episodes of television I have ever seen in my life. Jeremy Strong and Kieran Culkin put on masterclass performances for this heavy hitting episode. I dont think I will be able to wait another year for a new season. SO GOOD.

This is turning out to be one of my favourite shows - not just of the decade but ever. A masterpiece that somehow manages to only grow more impressive and meaningful with each episode. I'm simply not used to this level of being the opposite of disappointed.

I think it is clear to say that this was the best season of Succession and this is one of the greatest seasons I've seen of any TV show. What made this episode so great, as per usual, was the acting and writing. Specifically though, the pure emotion of Kendall's emotional reveal and the blindsided events that end the episode. This episode leaves me not being able to wait for the next season, as this dysfunctional family was the most enjoyable thing for me to watch on TV in the year 2021.

This show just gets better with each season, and this might have been the best episode yet. Everything that's always been great still is-dialogue, characters, performances, comedy-but this episode has so many memorable moments packed within that make it stand out regardless of where it all leads. It's unbelievably engaging and tense to watch this finale unfold, and that final moment certainly put my jaw a few inches closer to the floor. Incredible stuff, and truly one of the most brilliant hours of television I've seen in a long time.

It's unbelievable how succession ends each season, and like each finale Jeremy Strong gave us again an incredible performance .

But to be fair all the cast deserve an emmy for this episode. I can't wait for season 4.