Connor's Wedding

I don't even know where to begin. This episode was a masterfully crafted gut punch of conflicting emotions, ranging from celebration to sorrow and everything in between. The entire cast, specifically Jeremy Strong, Sarah Snook, Kieran Culkin, Matthew Macfadyen and especially Alan Ruck deserve every award under the sun for this absolute masterclass in acting. Mark Mylod as usual directs to perfection, Nicholas Brittell as usual knocks the score out of the park, and most importantly Jesse Armstrong, as usual, deserves the highest praise possible for his brilliant, poignant, and emotionally riveting storytelling. This is perhaps the best episode of the best show to air since The Sopranos, and there are still seven episodes to go.

Simply put, this episode is a masterpiece.

I would've reviewed last weeks episode but I barely slept and figured I'd skip one just wanted to say that cause I love every episode. Succession is truly one of the best written shows ever made easily in the top 20 list if there was one. This is genuinely a brilliantly emotionally directed episode by Mark Mylod! Feels so authentic entirely with everything that surrounds the family and Brian Cox's character. Every lead deserves an Emmy nomination for they're continuously great work, I can't praise enough. Only a few locations used which is well done and a tour de force throughout. On a separate note I rewatched The Whale with my mom before this which is just as masterful and impactful.

Probably the best episode of the decade, just insane acting and what a curveball, succession is one of the best shows of all time and this is why. An all time classic show.

This was the red wedding of succession, a rollercoaster of emotions. This episode should be considered a top 5 episode of all time and arguably one of the best if not the best episode of TV ever, they handled everything right and they make you feel like you are a part of the crew, it's just amazing.

This episode is a masterpiece, and it's getting the recognition it deserves.

10/10 episode and all the Emmy's to them.

Jeremy Strong, Kieran Culkin, Sarah Snook, Alan Ruck, Matthew Macfadyen, Nicholas Braun, Brian Cox & the cast gave us a masterclass. I've never seen anything like it.

Just another Succession Wedding, with cake, champagne and canapes. Something happens that effects the stock price of Waystar. There's the usual amount of confusion, drama and difficulties communicating.

Once again with Succession, we have an episode where 90% of the scenes are just people talking. The inciting incident happens off camera, and the confusion and mounting tension in this episode is expressed entirely through dialog.

And it's exquisite. It was the best episode thus far, in a show that has consistently been excellent.

The acting is absolutely remarkable, with impeccable performances from the entire cast. Every single person on screen is pitch perfect; and the ensemble elevates one another.

OH... wow.... i almost don't even know what to write.. i... uhm.. its like you are transported away from reality! Like nothing matters and you just sit back, starring at the screen and cant even believe what you just witnessed until reality slowly hits you and you are overwhelmed with emotions!

I dont want to spoil anything but this was one of the best episodes of the entire show!! This was BRILIANTLY paced and written! The way everything is set up and information is given to you is just pure brilliance! Great set-pieces and directing! The actors did a phenomenal job! I sense Emmy nominations!

This was one CRAZY turn off events.... and the season has just begun... wow! This season will write history!