I mean if that is not dedication to the role I don’t know what is.

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I think Peter would have done his eyes.

My mom died a few months after Succession premiered in 2018 (fuck cancer). We talked about the episodes when it first came out- she didn’t understanding much of the dialogue and I tried to explain it the best I could, though to be honest I didn’t understand half of the shit they said either :) Aside from feeling gutted after that finale, there was also this layer of “damn I wish I could tell her how it ended.” Anyway, it was a great ride and I’ll miss it all.

Was inspired by a post on the handbags subreddit so added an iron on to a blank tote.

*Slight rant incoming*

Don't get me wrong, I love the podcast and would always tune in the day after watching but am I the only one completely and totally irritated by Kara Swisher? She couldn't help butting in every five minutes during interviews to reiterate that she's "met Rupert Murdoch many times" and has been in the same room as the most influential tech billionaires and Elon's "actually quite misunderstood!", etc. and it just drives me nuts.

Just me or are there others out there?

I have been team Kendall from day one so naturally I was disappointed at the finale. I was mad because Shiv changed her mind at the last minute and effectively sold her birthright.

Upon reflection I now realise that Shiv was right. I really hate to say it but she was. Kendall is sort of a joke and would not run the company well.

I also don’t think Tom will be great but he is plausible. It would have been better to bring in the CEO from Vaulter, dramaturgically of course.

I have been feeling really sad for poor Kendall at the end of the finale . Especially listening to Jeremy Strong describing this as the defining moment in Kendall's life and that he will never recover.. . I know these are just characters in a show, but yet I still feel very sad and down. I can't seem to shake off the show. Anyone else feeling that way?