Succession (TV Series) I Went to Market (2018) User Reviews

Holiday themed episodes are always good.

[TheFirst01 · 8/10 · 20 September 2020]

This episode showed you who won and lost. We see sides of the family that have never been shown before, and are exposed to if Logan should get vote of no confidence.

[8.1] The circle of repetitiveness broke

[cjonesas · 8/10 · 9 April 2022]

Episode 5: The tiny drops of "psycho" behaviors in the family that we are shown in this episode looked realistic, seemed true to its core foundation and that's all thanks to the very good acting of the bright cast.

It is still foggy and after 5 episodes we don't know where we're headed to and that shows good intelligent writing.

Could it get messier?!

How important can this company be to youse people?

[lovemichaeljordan · 7/10 · 2 February 2023]

There is no way that any of these characters will be redeemed anytime soon. Almost every single character is so dislikable. Kendall, Roman, Shiv and Greg are the most likable, but they're still bad people. I cringe every time Tom tries to be funny and I find myself frustrated every time Logan is on screen.

So far it's expertly crafted, but it's just so difficult to find someone to root for. I don't root for Kendall because I like him - I root for him because I want to see Logan's downfall. How important can this company be for these people? Do they not have anything more meaningful and enjoyable in their lives than being CEO of daddy's company?

family dinners in this family are never boring

[JonyVeana · 9/10 · 9 January 2022]

What can i say about this episode it was pretty good the dinner was full of little conversation and interesting reveals, the old man punching that kid was pretty intense and Kendall choosing his family instead of his other family was pretty great i love that, Roy is funny is the most funny on this show alongside Tom, James cromwell is a great addition To the already wonderful cast 9/10.

Happy Thanksgiving!

[Hitchcoc · 9/10 · 12 September 2022]

Here all the principles are at Logn's home for Thanksgiving. The events match those of any family, but even the most mundane things have an underlying threat to them. As Kendall begins to create a vote of no confidence against Logan, the old man knows there are things in the works. He is slowly recovering from his illness and is taking on things that are merely on the surface. He continues to be a vicious man. At one point, he slaps the face of his autistic grandson. Greg continues to be used for things he will undoubtedly regret. I wonder how one can continue to live a life embedded in such a cesspool.

A hard watch

[Ottodane · 6/10 · 3 September 2022]

As with every other episode of this show, the writing and acting are brilliant here. But I'll be damned if I didn't admit that this episode nearly turned me off of the show. Why? Because literally everyone in this episode is just SO hateable in their own ways. Seriously, try to find someone who is acting in any way that is anything but deplorable. It's pretty genius writing that all the characters stay true to themselves and act despicably in their own way. It is a testament to this show that the only reason I somewhat dislike an episode is because the writing is too good.

Roman acts like a complete ass with his girlfriend Grace. Connor is at his cringiest, cornering his "escort" to be his exclusive girlfriend by offering to pay for her theater career. Logan is demanding and viscous and he hits a 10 year old. It just never ends.