Tough watch, but very well done. Similar format to the Iraq series. Spent most of my summers in Belfast visiting my mums family and love the place and people.
So far some good stuff on the importance of the punk scene, music being a big part of bringing people together.
I enjoyed the ending (and especially this season as a whole) but am still trying to process as to whether or not they really stuck the landing for me. Plenty of good interpersonal dynamics and a couple solid turns in the writing, but ultimately left me wanting more, sort of anti-climactic. Maybe that’s the point, but even so, it’s one to think on for me.
I think I’ve said this above but Succession to me will be like Game of Thrones (which I never liked) in that a few years from now everyone will be sort of wondering why we all thought it was so great in the first place. Great moments, definitely, but a great show I don’t think so.
Busy dodging spoilers on this. Try not to have more than one TV subscription on the go at once, so intend to rinse Netflix for another month, bin that, then get Now TV for a month and plough through the finale of Succession.
The final episode on huge shows like this is are always one for debate. Thought the endings on The Sopranos, The Wire and Better Call Saul were spot on in that it left things hanging slightly, while rounding off most of the stories. With all those stories I was left with the feeling that although the TV show had finished, the main characters story wasn’t over (if that makes sense).
No spoilers from me either, just to say that I loved the ending. We re-watched S1-3 before S4 started and the series will go down as a classic (for me).