s04e10 — With Open Eyes

I didn't expect it to be Tom.
I didn't expect it to end this way.
But it was very good.

Kendall is just shattered, with no idea how he will survive such a development. The whole series attitude towards him is changing, but I always thought that he would win in the final after all. The final scene with him in the park to this music (and Colin from behind) is a beauty. In general, when they showed how Kendall, Rom, and Shiv had fun on the eve of the vote and how joyful they were, I realized that it wouldn't last long and someone would spoil the vote.

I don't know yet, Shiv did it because of a better position with Tom, or just to show that she has some voice and not let her brother win, but after 4 seasons of naive Shiv, who thinks she's smarter than everyone, I'm not even surprised by her move. The scene with Tom in the car is another gorgeous moment of the finale. How the dynamics have changed - once she married this "small" person against her background, now everything has changed, she is in his shadow. Kendall is broken, Roman is devastated (the "we are bullshit" scene is great), but they have become free in a sense. Maybe Ken will survive this and finally devote time to the children, maybe it's good that he won't become the new Logan. Roman was smiling at the end, too. Connor (the real eldest son) is also happy in his own way, I also liked the video with Logan, where he was (there was no trinity). But the loser seems to me just Shiv, wanted to get out the most, but the only one who remained tied to the company (even if not directly).

Well, Tom... almost the most beloved character was at the top. I even noted in the last episode that Mattson could choose him, after all, they showed that Tom was a good worker, and it turned out that way. Also, this scene with Greg, where he marked him with a sticker, after everything (even a small fight) he kept this Sporus for himself, is also one of the favorite moments of the finale.

In general, mixed feelings, someone will like the ending, someone will not, but it is good and there is even a piece of beauty in this outcome, after all, it all comes down to Logan's words about "you're not serious people", which perfectly describes all children. In general, there are a lot of emotions in fact, it will be necessary to revise the finale, somehow I haven't even realized yet that the series is really over.

Completed perfectly. Until the last one, there were many options as to how it would end, and anyone could be furnished well. This one is great.
In general, I would be happy even if the finale was a ninety-minute scene with a blender.
The funny thing is that they would all be much happier just doing what they did in the first episode of the season - buying Piers and running their own business.
Roman is just glad that he finally got it off his shoulders.
Kendall turned out to be a creep, going to any humiliation to persuade Shiv.
Shiv was choosing between losing pride to her brother or losing pride to her husband.
Tom was taller than Shiv for the first time. The shot in the car is great, as he condescendingly offers her his hand. Just like some frame from a House of Cards. He's the king now.
Well, Greg. The frame with the sticker made me laugh. Tom did-castrated Greg and married him, as promised. He now belongs to him completely.
As a result, two children, because of their pride, could not make concessions, Roman seems to me the only one who is fine.
Connor's funny open ending.
Well, a great scene with a TV and a virtual dinner with dad. It is ironic that the children saw their father like this - laughing and sincere - only on TV. Except Connor. Maybe he just won in the end, since he was the only one who was there.
Interesting disassembly behind glass walls. For the umpteenth time in the series, I thought Ken would jump off the roof. He said it right, he can only do one thing, and he doesn't have that anymore. He is no father, he will never forgive Shiv, Roman is not the fact that he himself wants to communicate with him. It will be the same with a security guard in a cafe, like Logan. Well, from a plot point of view, it was clear that it could not be him. It should have been him in the first episode. If Kendall had won in the end, then there would have been no point in four seasons. He had to win - he won

Thank you for this wonderful journey❤️

Even after Logan's death, everything happened the way he wanted it to. Symbolic

Roman destroyed me. His words about the fact that they themselves are nothing, and that Kendall's children are not real (it was clear about Sophie that Logan thought about this, but about his son - I thought Logan despised him because of autism, but if he is a donor, then this clarifies a lot). Shiv was the only one who was able to continue the family and the only one who remained in the company, at least in the status of "Tom's wife". Well, the boys were wiped into dust and at the same time released from the cage from which they did not want to leave

Which. amazing. series. I didn't know what to expect from the ending until the last one, but it was fucking great. The most powerful, and at the same time disgusting scene that turned me inside out was the moment when Kendall, taking advantage of the vulnerable state of Roman, disguising everything as a moment of consolation, deliberately forced his seams to part, thereby trying to remind me who the "king" really is here - and a kiss on the top of his head only consolidated this moment. He thinks he's a damn Don Corleone, but it's too early. I just physically felt bad after this scene, and it became finally clear that Ken had crossed all the lines. I really liked how many people (including me) were worried that Rum could snap the vote, and in the end Shiv broke down, and I am fully confident that she did the right thing. I am sure that all this reminded her of the moment of Mencken's election, which she could not influence, and here was a real opportunity. And in general, it's cool how we came back to the end of the first season, and Kendall fucked everything up again. Tom SEO? Shiv staying with him? Absolutely yes, thank you! The dude has been wiped off his feet so many times over the years, and now he's on top (although again, the question is, how long will it take before Matsson uses him as a punching bag for some problems in the same way?). Insanely happy for Roman, his smile at the end instead of a thousand words - he finally exhaled, and I think mentally sent this company to hell. It's just a pity that we were not given the last scene between him and Jerry: (Oh, well, Jerry and Caroline who remained in the ladies were a very nice bonus)) There are a lot of thoughts, but it was just a great series. Bravo.

I am glad that Roman has been freed from the cage. I hope that Kieran will still win an Emmy for the role of Roman. On the one hand, he wanted to be CEO, to earn through this position the love of his father, which he never had, maybe even a drop of vanity, on the other hand, he looks peaceful at the end.

I don't want to write anything, I will like other people's comments, but the series is just amazing, there are no words, I sat in suspense for an hour and a half, worried along with the characters; thanks to Jesse Armstrong for this series, I will miss

IM THE ELDEST BOY

An epilogue from Jesse Armstrong (author of the series).
Roman will remain an unpleasant rich boy with dirty witty jokes.
Shiv is in the game, but rather as a decoration to the fact that the relationship between them is unlikely to develop after what has been said to each other and will remain at the point where they are now.
For Kendall, the defeat in the vote will remain the main event of his life, because of this, his goal will be to try to build his father's empire, but the chances of success are negligible.
The inner devastation from the ending, I was rooting for Kendall to the last, although I understood that he was unlikely to win, but at least he was given a few hours to imagine himself in his father's place. The final, indeed, placed everyone perfectly in their places.
A great series, one of the best in history, the acting in season 4 just went to some level unattainable for other modern TV series, the case when if the cast does not take all the Emmys, the award can be canceled, however, Success should take everything in all categories where it will be nominated. I'm glad that Jesse Armstrong realized in the process of writing season 4 that the story should end now. Here and HBO are well done, another network would have milked such a project to the last, but here: "The final? Well and good."

It seems to be good for Kendall that he won't cook in this anymore.
But Shiv of course somehow doesn't like him very much and didn't love him.
As in the first season, she was stupidly against Kendall being at the helm for no obvious reason, even to her own detriment, so here.

It turns out that for the series she ruined her career and a good independent position to become Tom's wife)
Maybe she just needed Tom so badly, because she is not able to create and maintain relationships with anyone else, even with her brothers?

Roman seemed to always remain true to himself - he worked for opportunities, moved on if it didn't work out. Kendall took risks and lost, but at least he was doing something and he had logic, strategy. Connor has his own plans and he is gradually achieving them. And Shiv... she sabotages everything in her life.

I think the siblings will do better further, but the company does not have a fact. Shiv will most likely be doing about nothing, or some kind of imitation of violent activity, Kendall will buy some other business or start his own, Roman will treat the cuckoo, Connor will continue what he is doing.

But Mettson looks like the creator of a bubble company. No matter how it all started to go bankrupt, like Netflix and they all stayed at the broken trough)

However, Tom and Greg will clearly survive. The series showed well that such people will never disappear, and that the typical story "everything will work out if you believe in yourself" is not true. Neither talent, nor hard work for the result, nor qualifications are important. The ability to twist and adjust, to endure and wait is important. Such a debunking of a typical myth about success)

can I say that this is some kind of stunningly funny series? I couldn't even dream about the first half of the finale, but Kendall finished me off 15 minutes before the end with his "I DIDN'T KILL ANYONE, I JUST SAID THEN THAT WE SHOULD GET TOGETHER." 10/10

in general, I am very happy with the ending! I was rooting against everyone, but not because they are terrible people (and they are terrible people, we know), but because otherwise the cycle of abuse cannot be broken. it's a pity, of course, that shiv remained inside, albeit in a decorative quality

and happy award season to Kieran Kalkin, of course

"I'm the oldest boy." ahahahah they are still little kids hoping that their father will notice the pain hahaha.

I started watching the Heirs this year, because everyone was talking about him everywhere) I saw the headlines of the reviews up to the food that the main characters ate)) To be honest, I could not even think that it would become one of the best TV shows that I have watched in my life. Amazing from start to finish. A true modern tragedy of Shakespeare, I want to parse each episode into quotes. So deeply thought-out characters that broke my heart and made me root for them again and again. The whole cast of Emmy! Especially Kieran, it was in this series that I was struck when he was so vulnerable and when he said that they were nobody in this game.

Despite the fact that the series is about business, huge corporations, etc., first of all for me it is about a dysfunctional family, about love, about how the injuries of our fathers affect our lives. About how people like Logan become giants, and maybe if it wasn't for his injuries and childhood, he probably wouldn't have become the Logan we know. But at what cost? And was it even worth it? And obviously, all the children were traumatized by their father, but they never had to succeed from the bottom. And I think that Lucas and Tom are exactly like that in their own way and that's why they won. The real power will be behind Lucas and Tom, although he will be a convenient person, but he will always find an opportunity to snatch his piece and cling to the top. Anyway, for Logan's children, this is an opportunity to be free (especially for Roman, who apparently could not imagine working in a company without a father. And it's not all for him). Kendall, though, will try to achieve Logan's success, but it's really unlikely that he will get it. And Shiv... she will be the CEO's wife. In general, I would like them all to undergo therapy, not to let injuries ruin their children already and let their father go. But this is apparently possible only in some parallel universe))

Logan is an egoist and the culprit of everything and everything. He didn't care about anyone. I played with the children, promised everyone my place. There was no strong man in the family who would sort everything out. What is the result? The empire he created did not go to the family. Or maybe it was his plan to remain the only leader of the Swarm in history.

Shiv is a snake. I got what I deserved. He will now obey Tom.

Rum - now he will be able to really get high in life without thinking about the burden of inheritance on his shoulders.

Ken is a huge blow for him, but if he considers himself a leader, he will definitely get together and do something of his own. Of course, maybe he won't create the same empire, but he will definitely be the leader of his company. It's a big challenge for him.

Continuation? It is better to leave everything as it is, as the ending of Nolan's "Beginning".

Yeah, Daddy's businessmen and their cycle in the ranking of idiotic decisions.

Well, it was, for lack of an equivalent, gut wrenching. Such a twisted and mutated version of "King Lear".

Remember, Don Draper from "Mad Men" was a model of a well-written complex character? So, there's a whole bunch of them. Stunningly.

The scenario is incredible.
The scene with the blender, the scene with the video of dinner with Logan, and the most interesting one is where the trio swears behind the glass.
"I'm the eldest boy" is a ridiculous argument. Finally, the murder shotgun went off, Ken also received Logan's claims about "non-native" children from above.
And then the voiceless Shiv, pregnant with the only blood heir of this farce! Did she think about it when she voted "yes", or was it out of a desire to annoy Ken and show that she means something. Maybe she won in her head, but you can see how the dynamics between her and Tom have changed. Although the Volume is replaceable, it's a trivial matter for Lucas to merge it, because there are many worthy candidates.
I was pleased with the Novel with the revelation that the three of them are nothing, this is generally a strong piece with the recognition of their defeat as continuers of the cause. And his smile in the bar is good, he clearly felt better without all this and Logan's looming shadow. Kendall, if he doesn't kill himself, it's only because Colin follows him everywhere. The open final is a curious decision for Connor, he has always been a little apart from the rest.

The caste is simply "phenomenal".
Everyone is worthy of mention and all praise, but Kieran has been especially good this season.
Also, a long time ago, my brain finally realized that Matthew McFadyen played Mr. Darcy in that very adaptation of Joe Wright's Pride and Prejudice. And now, after 4 seasons of Tom, I look at Matthew with completely different eyes.

I don't understand at all where the whole caste got so much energy and how they all are! they play at this level, but without them — I do not exclude that the series would be perceived completely differently.
It's very cool, thanks to everyone, Emmy to everyone.

suits EVERYTHING except the ending of tomshiv, absolutely terrible destructive relationships, poor Shiv, she still lost only because being a woman in a patriarchal world is a loss a priori, men will never allow such a strong and intelligent woman like her to power, it's better to let Tom suck than a woman capable of playing these mind games

I can't believe I'm writing this, but the finale disappointed me a little...well, or just caused some kind of feeling of emptiness. (The series itself is great. It's all about the final)

The fate of the whole company was decided at the behest of Shiv's left heel. And yes, I perfectly understand her motivation: I don't want to be in second or third place after my brothers again. Eating other people's crumbs off the table again... Let Royco not go to any of the true heirs. But what an infantile position this is!
You've been running errands for Lucas for free for half a season. I didn't bargain for anything. Now you give your casting vote and again for nothing. To what? Become a trophy wife? For some it would be a decent outcome, but definitely not for Shiv. He will now cast envious glances in Tom's direction for the rest of his life.
Well, it serves her right.

I was rooting for Kendall with all my heart, even though I knew he would never win. And the moment when all the masks of pretended virtue were thrown off...The way he strangled Rum in his arms, he pretended to be a kind dad-Logan. His absolutely hilarious attempts to prove that he didn't kill anyone. What an unpleasant person he is, but still my favorite of the Royals))

At the same time, I'm sorry for Roman, and I'm happy for him. I think, despite all the childhood injuries, it will be easier for him than Ken and he will be able to start living in his own pleasure. Without endless corporate intrigues, manipulations and palace coups. It's a pity he won't find a second Jerry for himself.

Unexpectedly cute (???) a moment with Tom and Greg. I will never believe that Tom left Greg purely for pragmatic purposes. Greg does as much harm as good (this is at best). It seems that the disgusting brothers will not disappear anywhere, as well as their sick, unequal "friendship".
P.S. Emmy Kalkin. No options.

there are no words, only emotions .....I will miss the era of such television very much

It was excellent👏👏👏So many emotions that it's hard to write everything structured, but I'll try) Let's start with the lyrics, a great moment with a virtual dinner with Logan) It's a pity that only on the video we and his children in particular saw him real, sincerely enjoying the evening, and not the eternal strategist, who was always shown to us) About the series as a whole, I want to recall the words of Logan: "You're just not serious people" and here more than ever it's true, because if Kendall had not started to pretend to be an alpha, putting his feet on Logan's table and condescending to his brother and sister, maybe the deal would have fallen through, and so we again faced the same behavior of Kendall throughout all 4-x seasons, like he's a king, oh, he shouldn't have done that, Roman, the beautiful Kiernan, I don't stop praising his acting (Emmy and Globe to the studio), what about the character, I thought he would break the deal, he would understand that he needed to be released, but the result is still in his favor, I hope he will accept the help of professionals, will be able to come to terms with the death of his father and maybe find another industry where his talents will be applicable, maybe to Menken in the Administration, who knows?) Regarding Shiv, I sincerely hope that she will discover motherhood for herself, since it didn't work out with the business, maybe she will be able to analyze her family situation and prevent psychological trauma in her child, as it was with her brothers) And finally Tom, how happy I am for him, I believe that he will succeed, in service, but still at the helm) in the comments to one of the last series I already wrote about people who were not included in the list: Tom, Caroline, Jerry, I think a good team of professionals gathered) Well, Judas-Greg, I want Tom to soar him for his betrayal, although what I wanted from him, he changed sides three times during the whole season)
In conclusion, I want to say, thank you Heirs👏👏 emotional roller coaster, from which it will be difficult to get off)

the Internet will just devour Shiv for this, of course) I wonder at what point and why she changed her mind, it seems, when Ken swam with Stewie and started promising him positions. a very broken girl with a hurt ego, if only she would not become like her mother to their child with Tom

a terrible scene with Ken and Roman embracing, when he forcibly hurt him, pressing on his seam. and Ken is very scary this season, his heart ached for him the whole series, and what he became was the worst result (yes, even considering the second possible result). I didn't feel anything for Tom and didn't worry about him at all, he doesn't have his own opinion, and by the end he didn't appear, he is still being used, only on a different scale and other people.
and the ending seems to be what it should be. there could be no happy ending here

damn, it was also noted on Reddit that Roman ordered a martini, which Jerry always drank (

As already written, Logan explained why it all ended this way)

it feels very free, very right. this is the most obvious ending of the series, but they came to it in a tricky fucking way, that's why it's brilliant. they are finally truly free!

The scene in the kitchen is just super awesome. Like ordinary brothers and sister. Watching videos with Logan - glass. Roman and his stitches - well, it smells like all the awards. I haven't fidgeted like this for a long time. But the relationship of Shiv and Tom, their castling. I'm sad because Shiv fell in love with him when he no longer loves her. Or they could have been together in a monogamous relationship with a child and love, but they destroyed everything.

The most favorite scenes through the entire series were those when the trio got together and interacted like ordinary siblings, teasing each other or supporting each other. I dreamed about it in the finale, how I enjoyed the scene at my mother's estate. Roman and cheese 😅
Shiv's act has not yet digested, such a sudden decision, as if it was caused by pregnant hormones. But apparently those who say they did it out of spite are right. She was thrown, they didn't put her in anything, and here he is a chance to "show everyone".
I also agree that for all three of them it really is not a loss, but a liberation.

I haven't watched the awards ceremony for a long time, but I'm already looking forward to the Emmy, it will be in September. I would like to cut the reward and give it to everyone. Even Nicholas Brown, Greg, well, he turned out to be such a vile character, one of the most hated types of people in life.

A difficult ending, and Ken and Rom will survive all this, find other things for themselves, Ken will not become Logan, which is good, he will become Kendall. Shiv proved once again that she was not very smart, she could take a good position with her brothers, and now she will just watch Tom gut the company on behalf of Lucas (hello, Walter), they are absolutely joyless strangers in this car, but thanks to her, she freed the brothers, she chose to eat shit herself)). All empires end the same way, with a crash, Lucas will tear up Logan's legacy into a "spare parts store" and turn the ATN into a financial channel, which is also not bad, he will just drive a bunch of people out into the street. The end of the influence of the surname Roy, Dad should be pleased.) And it's also good that Mencken may not become president, and Carl and Frank will have a golden parachute. We are waiting for a series about Hugo.)

well, the end of an era.. thank you for the sibling moments and the coronation, and the laughter and lies. from the fight, I just laughed out loud. in principle, it turned out as expected. Roman's smile pleases. Ken-under supervision looks at the water as usual.
our namber van boy Foreva.
Shiv, Oh Shiv-Shiv. how it all turned out-at first everyone thought Tom was henpecked, but he just sat everyone out and now clearly the main one in their relationship. Shiv has the saddest ending, but she drove herself there
all Bravo and goodbye

Am I the only one who thinks Ken could have killed himself in the end? (sorry if someone has already written about it in the comments)

and how do you like Ken's ironic bite on the ass in the form of the fact that first he has to be a killer, he kills a guy, and then the same murder becomes the reason why he is not allowed to the main position?)))

my face when the credits rolled:

and tell me, aren't these two endgame?

The scene in the car with Tom is great, it's very symbolic how the places have changed, the whole mannerism of Tom has changed. Now she's under him.

On the other hand, she has become much richer and it is unlikely that Tom under Matson in his CEO position will be able to overtake her, more likely they had a prenuptial agreement and it is unlikely that everything is on an equal footing under the contract. So from a position of wealth, she has more power, billions.

Happy victory, Tom! What a revealing scene in the car!

To be honest, when I started watching this series, I was "sick" and worried about Kendal. But when in the 1st he hurt Roman when he hugged him, in the 2nd he pretended to be a fool and "forgot" about killing for the sake of Shiv's voice, it became clear that he could not be in charge.
I really liked the final, everyone got what they deserved.
The actors, the creators deserve all the awards, and I want to say separately for the amazing soundtrack.
Naturally I will reconsider!

My God, what are they like 🖤

The delight of the series. Every minute is a masterpiece.
Depth, strength of types, sound, visual - it was godlike.

I would like everything if they added a romangerry scene, maybe even a farewell one, where they wish each other well and go their separate ways, but apparently this is too much for Jesse, since he even cut out their consolation scene at the funeral

A gorgeous finale, after the "get-togethers" at the mother's, you do not expect a turn at the end.
All the characters are perfectly spelled out, but Romulus is simply beyond praise.

it feels like Jesse Armstrong read my comments on the Internet and said, okay, let's give her Tom and Greg on the throne, and the children, and especially Kendall, at the broken trough, will please the girl.
this is so right and logical, I hope and believe so much that they will all go to three different psychotherapists, reconcile with their mother, and break the cycle of abuse. each of them should not repeat the fate of their parents. Shiv and Kendall will definitely be normal parents, even if they are single, Roman will find something to his liking and create a normal family, and this family curse created by Logan's uncle will be dispelled.
the most important thing: the only person from the family in the company is the slippery opportunist Greg, who grew up in poverty, like Logan himself. so right, so worthy. all awards to everyone, but first to Kieran, of course.
100/10

I watched the series. I went to turn it on again, I'm not ready to say goodbye to them all 🥲

This is the perfect ending. Finally, Roman smiles, because he has freed himself from all this shit, which is too much for him, not necessary, imposed. Finally, Shiv chose her husband and HERSELF, not her father or brother. Yes, and Kendall will survive everything, but he finally looks like dad with his guard. And Tom? Pretty boy.

And I think Shiv did it for the sake of the future, for the sake of the child. No?

Brilliant final, thanks to HBO for this series🥹

If everything had gone according to plan, who knows, maybe Ken would have revealed information about his figures in India, about the story with Ebba, they have a powerful media channel, the shares would have fallen and they would have bought Gojo themselves, as he told Frank, say what you want, but he had a nose for it and good ideas...

It also seems to me that if Tom hadn't told Shiv that he would be CEO, she would definitely have voted, because someone from the family is better than some random, Lawrence. But since the husband, you can still.

How glad I am that I had the patience to accumulate all 4 seasons after watching 3 episodes of the first one. In fact, I was waiting only for the last 2 episodes. Maybe that's why, or maybe I watched another series. But I don't understand where the commenters get sympathy for Ken at all. They show us from the very beginning that he is not suitable for the role of CEO, and in general for any role in the company. He does not know how to work, he has no talent in this area, and in others, he makes mistakes everywhere and instantly forgets about it, his main talent is self-deception, here he succeeded. For him, being a CEO does not mean working and earning, money is nothing to him.
The novel with glimpses of awareness of its insignificance pleased the whole series. Going out into the crowd on the street is something we all go through, some earlier, some later. He had nowhere to go later, but the years are still ahead, maybe he will be happier. But CEO has never been a job for him either.
Shiv was bati's favorite, because she was the one who knew how to work, she was the heiress in his head, for me. Right up to the moment he told her about it. After that, she showed exactly the same qualities as her brothers. Fortunately, she understood this, as it seems to me at the moment when she agreed that Ken is a better contender than she is. It made her feel bad at that moment, they showed it well.

Well, Tom has been plowing from dawn to dawn since the first episode, he loves good things, he wants to advance his career, albeit selfishly, but he was ready to sit down. He was exposed as a weak-willed coward, but this is courage in the highest form. That's why he left Greg, two boots - a pair.
The series has 10 points, season 4 separately 11. Thank you for not dragging it out, thank you for giving at least through the keyhole to look at what money and power are turning whole families into, and thank you for a bunch of tips on how not to raise your children.

Shiv seemed to have decided to say no and the company would have remained in a family headed by Kendall. But she changed her mind at the last moment after learning that Tom would be the general director. Changed her mind to steer herself, under the guise of Tom. Although it would hardly have lost anything if Kendall had been at the head of the company.

The proletariat has won (Vol.

Despite the fact that his position in the company has changed as a character, it seems to me that he is not much different from the one who was at the beginning of the season (well, yes, more confidence, tk got a position and less jokes like a prison consultant, but there is no time for jokes already).

But who has completely evolved in the opposite direction and turned into a semblance of a man is Gregg. How cute he was in the beginning, and what an absolute worm he is now. And after all, he crawled to the goal x) Remember, Tom offered to sell his soul to him? So the deal took place, confirmed by a sticker on his forehead.

I don't understand Shiv's act. Not in the sense that I condemn her and "oh, the bitch let Ken down." And not to understand literally, I need an analysis of these decisions of hers from a psychologist or a psychiatrist, from the whole damn brigade. There is envy, self-defense, self-pity, anger, and infantilism... and what is not, is common sense. Did she achieve this all season, yes, all 4 seasons?

She didn't get any happy ending for herself in the end. She didn't want a child, she didn't want Tom, it turns out that she didn't want power either? Or did she not want Ken to be in power, but not out of rationalism, but out of envy? Somehow it sucks that she was turned from a strong and, by the way, not working for her father heroine from the beginning of the series into this, with a palm in Tom's imperious hand in the end.

But let's face it, Kendall would really not have coped, he diligently put himself in the role of a loser for all 4 seasons, lost, created garbage, spoiled everything and did not finish anything.

However, in the finale, in the park, he looked like he had aged 15 years in an hour, and it was difficult not to sympathize with him (thanks to acting, mainly).

Kendall lost the moment Shiv spat into his cup, and he drank it. It is clear that they were fooling around, but it was then that he, as a leader, had to put her in her place. The series is wonderful, the ending is natural, bravo!

It was powerful! 1000500 points per episode!

On the one hand, I'm glad that I guessed Tom correctly in the winners. On the other hand, vtf. Decide everything the night before, go to power trio in the morning, sort everything out, and then abruptly change your mind? What? It's like there's not enough of a scene where Shiv realizes something, thinks, or gets a call from Tom saying, "if I win, then you'll be the gray cardinal of the firm."

an interesting open ending... Why does everyone think Logan's kids lost? They have become much richer, there is no need to solve any problems. "This is a good deal," said all the more or less adequate characters of the series... It was only after Ken suddenly decided that he could steer as well as his father (and none of the children could do that) that everyone suddenly started rooting for this family row of majors... Yes, a very traumatic rich family, Shakespearean passions... I really liked the series, thank you, it was a good 4 seasons.

The grand finale of a great show, it's impossible to break away. And his greatness, of course, lies in this strange destructive and liberating feeling that remains after the end, when the collapse of all the hopes of the children of Lear for their own power frees them from their shackles. Well, Roman and Ken, of course, who for the first time can breathe fresh air in silence. And if the fate of the second one does not seem to be bright after all (although who knows), then for the hero of Kalkin this is a true revival, so necessary for him. With Shiv, who never managed to break through the ceiling, the matter is completely different: she has become freer from fraternal and paternal crushing shackles, but now she is even more tightly tied to the new king, remaining only his half, and not a participant in events. Sad, but logical.

But the best of all, of course, is the line of Tom, who, with quiet steps, abandoning himself, reached the top, becoming an empty and important suit. Armstrong very beautifully pushed Greg towards him in order to show how different the path of an opportunist can be: Tom, although he licked whom he could, knew how to choose a chair and was able to prove that he was sitting on this chair for a reason, when Greg tried in vain to sit on two without showing, and why was he even on these The chairs should have been planted. Very cool.

In general, an amazing collection of interesting characters, empathy and disgust for which always coexist side by side. Armstrong vividly revealed this whole world of the 1%, which many dream of, and even more vividly showed that people should not go there, because you will remain there broken, beaten and sad, even if you find yourself at the very top. It's an amazing show, it's a pity that you're over, but it's good that you're over now.

I'm still moving away from the season finale. Today I listened to the accompanying podcast from hbo with Jeremy (Kendall) and the producer of the series, and how much love and strength was poured into this show. from the amazing cast, to the stunning writers\producers \ creator Jesse and a bunch of other people who have contributed to this series for centuries. I've been drinking it for the last month and a half, and I'm so glad that I made it to the finals to experience these emotions with everyone, and at the same time a slight emptiness inside after. I keep listening to the soundtrack for season 4 and just thinking "wow, this is history"

The scene in the car with Tom is so awesome that I applaud. How easy it is to show the whole essence of the situation, the change of roles in a relationship with one gesture. Shiv used to let you be with her, now it's going to be Tom. Delight

Rum gets drunk, Ken gets suicidal, Shiv seems to like wallowing in this shit, so mazel tov.

Of course, Tom doesn't really care what he got himself into, but maybe his enthusiasm will be enough to take it all out. Greg is such a Greg, I was hoping his storyline would be more interesting.

In general, all siblings got what they deserved, I don't feel sorry for anyone. But we could have done it in one season, yes.

Huh. Logan did not cultivate friendly relations in his children. He methodically pitted them against each other. And he did a great job, considering that even his death did not force the children to come to a consensus on the company's issues.

The finale:
Wow.
So much for nostalgia for Logan, albeit virtual.
Here is each character for you, his throwing:
* A rum that hates itself, but really wants to mean something and gets over the fact that it never earned the full respect of its father before his death.
Ken, who knows nothing but business, although even this is not perfect for him. A loser who wants to take his piece of someone else's cake.
* And Shiv, who just doesn't want to be abandoned.
Everyone's fervor was reduced, everyone was put in their place in the plot.
I've had a comment somewhere from the first episodes about Tom, that I like him the most in this snake den (both the character and the actor himself). I sincerely believed that Tom would never make mistakes in his bets. It was a well-deserved crown, I think. No one treated the company with such awe, excitement and soul as Tom. He's the one who can.
And yes, I will support the thoughts above: the castling of Siobhan vs Tom turned out ironically cool! Tom used to be with Shiv because he was in love + for the sake of influence, and now she is with Tom for this, + there was an attachment because of the child.
Thank you for selling such a company, it has already outlived its time and this is a step forward, no matter what the consequences may be.
PS it's good that Greg was "shaved" after all, because he's too nasty a worm. This is not Tom's level, although they tried to equalize them. Just a slug.

TV series:
It's rare when a series is delicious from start to finish.
The heirs have entered my top list.
They did not sink in the plot, although there were risks, but they deftly bypassed it.
All the depth of the scenes, music, costumes and scenery. Everything is at the right time, everything is harmonious.
I warmly recommend it to everyone to watch.

shit eat shit

It was perfect.

Tom, congratulations. Deservedly so.

I'm surprised it's not Greg. The satire would be brought to a logical absurdity

A merged ending and disappointment. We've seen the same thing season after season. No changes, identical faces. Again, everyone lost everything, I've seen it many times already. Very weak

I disagree with the opinion of many, and I think Kendall deserves at least an attempt to be at the helm. For four seasons, he always turned to his family and honestly tried to negotiate, but every time Shiv and Roman acted as bestial as possible and threw him. And it would seem that when they finally agreed in the final, at the last moment both began to doubt again. What could Kendall do? He started acting like Logan.
Many people slammed Ken for trying to lie about the murder. I'll just remind you that when he confessed to them, both of them said with one voice that he was not to blame and did not kill anyone at all! However, look, now that you need an argument in a dispute - Ken is a murderer! They also started to involve children, isn't it disgusting?

It just needs to be felt on all mental levels. I am glad that they broke up, because it was expected from the very beginning, there could be no other end, but at the same time I am infinitely sorry for this dysfunctional family. Even in the worst moments for all of them, they still continued to hurt each other and shit on themselves at the same time, because they simply do not know how to do anything else. An ingenious series, it needs to be painted according to personnel and included in the programs of all psychological institutes.

At the moment, I'm offended by this series for the fact that it ended.

What a gorgeous dramatic ending. A great series for thinking people) The thirst for power, greed, vices and intrigues are shown. And what a game of actors and dialogues... Rush

The scene in the kitchen will inspire hope every time that they will succeed, they seemed so sincere and understanding of each other at that moment. A decent and logical ending to one of the best TV series.

It's brilliant.

I am very offended. I decided not to watch ongoing and spoilered myself two main points: Logan's death and the shot in Shiv and Tom's car. It's not the point that matters.

Up there, a man wrote that Shiv had ruined all possible career paths. why? why? for what? you had to stay in politics like in the first season, where you already had weight, where you did cool things. it was very sad to watch her try to earn at least something all these seasons, but in fact she always remains in someone's shadow: her father, brothers, Tom. I am very offended, because you could get out of this vicious circle simply by agreeing to a deal, but no. I can't even imagine motivation other than selfishness, well, there's nothing else here, I wanted to prove for the last time that she still has weight. I really love this character, but everyone treated her just dirty, she didn't deserve it.

The dynamic between Tom and Shiv in the season is just amazing, sometimes to the point of tears. especially the scene on the balcony or the consolation in the office, beautifully done.

The three characters I've hated all season are Greg, Tom, and Matson. They were just scum, my teeth started to grind when they said something. Especially Greg, the little nit, I hope he gets pulverized.

I'm sorry for Kendal, I'm sorry for Roman, I hope everything will be fine with them (although probably not).

I hoped that Jerry would approach him in the scene where Roman is sitting in a bar, but again, this is not going to happen. although it would be very powerful.

The scene in the kitchen is not just beautiful, it really inspires hope that everything will be fine. returning back, I would have finished watching it here.

I'm madly in love with Tom and his duet with Greg, but... Still, I wanted a more joyful ending for Kendall. And Siobhan was charmed, of course they promised each other a lot during these seasons and threw, but just like that to give "power" to take away. Just a bitch. I hope Tom will act appropriately with her, because now he's in charge.

What the fuck could be better than this incredible show?
The last season brought the final touches to the picture and it turned out to be a masterpiece! That's great!

I hope to live to see a similar series about the so-called Russian elite. Right from the beginning of the 90s to the very end.

Logan had been pitting these three against each other for so long, trying to find the strongest and most worthy successor for himself, that even after his death they would not allow one of them to win. The ending is great. But the fifth season would be better.

Everyone is yelling so much that Shiv has ruined everything, although all the seasons all the children have been moving exclusively in a spiral and here is a chance to turn the story for everyone differently. She has a million reasons to do so, and it's not at all a fact that it was selfishness and fear of losing power.

I didn't wish Tom and Greg well for a minute, it's a pity that such people are in such places. But don't fools often sit in chairs in real life?


There was no surprise, no drama for me in the finale. Everything is quite predictable and therefore it's a bit of a pity, although undoubtedly the ending is beautiful.

I understand Shiv, and I'm glad she did just that! Objectively, none of them were worthy of running the company. They would stupidly ruin it and ruin it. And so they parted with their own piece of cake

Champagne for everyone! It was great!

After all, the majorists could not agree among themselves🤷🏻♂️The base of the series was announced in the comment above by Logan's phrase: you are not serious people. None of them deserved to be king.

The series is great. But, imho, the fourth season is the weakest

After all, for me personally, Shiv is the most disgusting character in this series. There is sympathy for Roman and Kendall. And Shiv is only disgusted throughout the series… Change your mind 2 minutes before voting 🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️

"I've spent the best days of my life with girls..."

Unexpected and at the same time in the expected finale. Watching Logan's children all these seasons, you realize that none of them could lead and manage his corporation. None of them.
The unloved children of a rich father and a strange mother, from whom only success in everything is expected from childhood. And these kids grow up with a psycho.a lifelong injury. I wonder who Kendall, Shiv and Roman would have become without Logan's constant pressure.

The kids are incompetent about.Bali daddy's empire)

Well, I'll pay my 5 kopecks. The series is certainly great, although the last 2 seasons felt like some other show. There was too much emphasis on these endless phone calls and running around on the spot, there was not enough action and personal drama. But it was definitely worth it. For me, the ending is definitely a happy one, despite the fact that my number one boy was morally destroyed at the end.

Many people wrote here that Kendall could not be CEO, they say there are too many fakups. But I remember him as a very smart, calculating and astute person, capable of taking on huge responsibility, but no one gave him the opportunity to unleash his potential—betrayal after betrayal: father, brother, best friend and sister, all put a spoke in the wheels. Since the first episode, I dreamed that he would punch someone in the face, so Roman absolutely deserved to get in the face. Well, for me, Shiv is generally the main antagonist of the series after Logan's death.

In general, it's amazing that absolutely all the characters are complete scum, but you still love them. The cast is just incredible. I went to review the entire filmography of Jeremy Strong.

What a spectacle. Im gonna start the show again. season 1 episode 1 baby. Tom is the father of Logans grandkid and took his position. All children are free. Although to watch them race was more entertaining than some superhero movie. What a story and what a great end.
PS. Go Mr Darcy😁

The writers did it again. The series should have been called "We spin Kendal in the same circle every season."

For me, the top of the series and the best season is the second. By that time, you are already getting used to the vile characters, the maximum number of subtle and burlesque situations, plus the perfect balance of satire with drama.

How epic the three of them got off the plane 😎😎😎

It was a landmark show, probably the best I've seen. The season dared to take a bold step with the death of Logan and the Shakespearean tragedy-style finale closed it perfectly. So the kids couldn't overcome their ambitions and desires and at the most crucial moment they opened up and dumped their essence. It's a pity for Kendall, I think he could have handled the company and obviously Shiv never accepted that someone from the family would get a bigger piece. I hoped that at the end he would still put on something like a smile. Roman probably got what he wanted. Shiv is perhaps the most unsympathetic character to me, humanity was shown with her very rarely in moments with Tom, she, like her brothers, was also turned from season to season, but she continued to bend and went on meanness. Well, I got a suitable ending - now Tom is in charge.
Well, Tom won again and took Greg's dysgasting - that's a sweet moment, he couldn't leave his protege, literally looks in the mirror.
Connor - well, he's fine) But the trinity, perhaps, lost everything here. Roman is drowning in self-flagellation, Kendall is a loser again, Shiv got nothing and also lost the last remnants of imaginary power. Logan's words above were correctly noted - they are just not serious people.
Logan's moment at ATN was powerful.
Kieran Culkin is probably the unconditional best male role, how unlucky is Saul to get under the rink of Heirs.

I was just worried about Ken, I was very afraid that he might do something terrible to himself, I'm glad that my father's bodyguard was with him. They've been saying all series that Rom is vulnerable, but no, Ken is the most fragile of all the guys.
Shiv, what a fool you are, why did you do that? Sooooo sorry.
Tom is truly 100% disgusting, the actor playing him is incomparable!
Well, everyone played great, bravo!

Yes, this is not the ending I expected, and I'm even sad about some of it.. I thought that in the end, after these constant disagreements over the course of the season, after the time spent with my mother, they finally united again and then Shiv.. Well, in fact, scum (although everything is right here as a selection in this series, but in general, rejection was most often caused by Shiv, Tom, Greg, Logan's henchmen sometimes, Lucas ..), takes and spoils everything, as a result, even worse scum - Tom, came to the place of Gendir, and from Roy there was only the name. I also always liked Roman, a very atypical character, it's interesting to watch him, but this season he revealed himself much deeper and now he's my favorite character in this series. Logan's death was unexpected for me, I don't know why many people here were sure that this would happen. In general, the era is gone, the series 10/10 - it is 100% in my top along with BB, BCS, Soprano, Twin Peaks, The Wire, Prison Break(season 1), True Detective (season 1), Severance, Dexter (it is clearly weaker, especially after season 4, but purely because I appreciate it highly), there is clearly something else worthwhile that I did not mention, but it's all right Base (Severance is not yet a base, but I really liked it and I feel if there is a sequel, then this series will be more firmly entrenched in my top).

How I'm going to miss them 💔

Shiv is the most unpleasant character in the series. Even Logan wasn't that nasty in the end. Sitting with my brothers in the kitchen having fun, and the next day stabbing one of them in the back.

Behind the scenes, Kendall, after conducting a genetic examination, finds out that the children are really not from him, then kills the toxic Shiv, the whining Romulus and jumps from the roof of the world's tallest Waystar building.
The last scene: Tom finds out about it from the news on "CBS".
The last frame: his expression.

Titles:
Succession.
The End.

One of the best TV shows I've seen, I don't believe it's over. The acting was at some unreal level, I have never seen anything like it, although I have reviewed a huge number of films and TV series. It was just incredible. There is a residue from the series, I feel depressed. I was very rooting for Kendal, although deep down I knew that he would not be at the helm. Sarah Snook played a great role, because after this episode I have some kind of disgust and a feeling of disgust or something, even a drop of hatred for Shiv. I somehow don't care about Roman, even though I adore this hero, but everything was clear with him from the beginning. Until the last episode, I thought I would definitely review this series, but the ending hurt me so much that I probably won't decide. Bravo to the creators, it was very cool.

It fucking hurts! But how beautiful it is. The most beautiful ending of the story turned out to be dirt, meanness and betrayal.

Honestly, deep down I was very worried about the children. I hated them, I felt sorry for them, I hated them again. And I still have a slight sadness that Shiv, Roman and Kendall did not play as a single family, together, against everyone. But, there is such a lump of resentment, reflection and lies (and the thirst for power did not let go of someone until the end) that it is objectively illusory. It's still not a fairy tale.

I liked the explanation of Shiv's act in the comments, how to "break the vicious circle and set the brothers free." It's a little naive and romantic, but I can only partially explain to myself what she did. After all, she was promised power a hell of a lot (father, brothers, Viking), used her skills and connections, and in the end everyone ALWAYS threw her, choosing a more convenient candidate or simply did not choose her. Perhaps she decided to stop this series of fuck-ups, so that she would not be dumped again. But most likely everything is more complicated there)

I am glad that the ending is not banal, that there is no imposed moralizing in it. That Greg cheburek was left to rot in this swamp. And everything is so painful and beautiful, but not hopeless for Roma and Ken.

My respects to the creators and absolutely all the actors)

I was deceived to the last. I believed them and was disappointed. It was as if she really wanted them to be "good people" after all. The denouement is decent. The series is chic

The most favorite character for me was Roman (thanks, probably, to Kieran Kalkin). I constantly felt his breakage, which just kept coming out. I was "amused" by the moment in the series when Logan says with such disgust: "Jerry?! My God, how old is she?" while he fucked Carrie, who is how old? Is it 50 years difference? It really pissed me off. I don't know, for some reason it always seemed to me that Roman was the one who suffered the most from child abuse. It is not known what was there - the fact that he was regularly beaten was recalled periodically by himself and other children. His perversion related to the female figure could be related to both his mother and the nanny - perhaps he was just caught masturbating and put in the closet for punishment. Although it could easily be there with so many servants and the molestation of a small child. As a result, it remains only to think about it. There is still hope that he will go to psychotherapy after all.

This will be the only episode without my evaluation, because I just don't know how to evaluate it. I don't even know how I feel.

The series seems to be all about the fact that the heirs and the viewer want something and they are regularly sent to fuck, because everything is not the way they want. They are broken people who cannot be repaired either at the beginning or at the end. It's a fucking swing from "we are so fucking back" to "we are fucking nothing".

Did Shiv even remember about the baby? Why did Ken lie to them about him? They're just forever broken people. Thanks to Dad.

They tried their best not to focus on the Statue of Liberty, but Kendall looks at it in the finale, sitting in Battery Park. In the second half of the 19th century, there was an immigrant reception center in this place. Kendall walks past the sculpture "Immigrants" by Luis Sangino. Tourist ferries also sail from this place to Liberty Island.

I was rooting for the company to magically go to Greg until the very end, but the option with Tom is of course the most logical conclusion of the show) This is one of those rare cases when, in my opinion, the outcome is the most disgusting of all possible (I hate both Tom and Shiv with all my soul), but it does not spoil the ending. The king is dead, long live the king! Long live the new generation of Swarms (more precisely, the Wambsgans), long live the birth trauma!

Unfortunately, for Ken, I see only one development of events - suicide. Either directly (at first I was sure that he would take the elevator to the roof, and then I remembered that dad had put special barriers there for him preemptively), or through drugs. Romych has a chance for a bright future if he takes up therapy. Shiv will rot in Tom's shadow for the rest of her life, and it serves her right, karma is a bitch. And I still believe that my favorite, Greg Ex Machina, will eventually outplay and destroy everyone (including Greenpeace)))
A great show, Kieran Culkin made it for me personally, he had the best vanliners) Romchik one love 💜 His thorn with Jerry is forever in my heart😂
Well, Logan Roy has now taken his rightful place in the pantheon of terrible parents hand in hand with Livia Soprano) I'm sure they would have something to discuss :)

The expected ending, but still I wish everything was different, and I'm so sorry for Kendal.
I smiled from the last scene with Tom and Greg))How sweet of Tom to take care of him after all 😂

Fluffy final. 10 out of 10.

An amazing series where the last episode is the best episode of the entire series...
Scenes:
1. Shiv's spit in the Kendadalla cocktail, well, you get it.
2. A humorous discussion of Kendall's murder already looks less humorous in the end, they could have shown in the end how the lot is drawn who will stick a knife in the back, the hitch of the Novel on the vote as an option.

It serves them right, they are not heirs..

I think I forgot how to breathe during the voting. A wonderful series and a wonderful dramatic ending. Roman chooses freedom, Kendal will have to completely reset his life, and Shiv acted in the spirit of "don't get anyone."

As a result, it turned out that the siblings have less at the end than at the beginning of the series, but maybe it's for the best for them. And just when I thought that Connor had the healthiest relationship of the whole family, we were shown that Willa was already impatient to get off to Europe, and apparently "have fun" herself. Shiv was infuriating from the first season, the same opinion remained at the end. In general, the characters have not grown in 4 seasons, except for Tom, perhaps, but he eventually became at the helm.
In general, I hope that the creators will take it off (when it is possible) some kind of epilogue to show how the fate of the characters turned out after a while (it's good if instead of the episode with Ken they don't just show a tombstone), because there is more to tell. #fourseasonsandamovie

Shiv wanted to be so much above her brothers, to feel like a winner, that she gave her father's business to the man who used her. Apparently her motto is simple: "If not for me, then for no one!". I feel sorry for Kendall, he relied on the voice of a family member twice and was betrayed twice. It is not surprising why, at the peak moments, when it was necessary to gather all the will into a fist, he gave a backhand. I don't believe that these three would have managed to run a joint business, everyone would have pulled the blanket over themselves.

Tom is handsome! I learned the best thing that the Roy family can do - to conduct intrigues behind the backs of loved ones. He saw himself in Greg, which is probably why he forgave him for constantly rushing between different opposing groups for the sake of a warm place.

In general, there are a lot of lines in the series that were started, but did not receive any further development:
Marsha: what kind of secret life did she have before her wedding to Logan, was she "included" in the family trust (there were a lot of gossips in the first season on this issue, but they did not come to a conclusion), what about her son, who became the head of one of the divisions?
: What's next with the deal? The whole series was played over the phone in the game who will name the highest price. The children won. And? The piers do not require the fulfillment of agreements?

Given the current trends, I would not be surprised at the return of the series in 5-7 years.

The perfect ending. We are bullshit - the truest words of the entire series.

A wonderful ending. They all should have stopped a long time ago, Ken would benefit from it more than anyone, the rest of them will cope, especially with billions from the sale.

Except that at least a minute-long scene of an Affair with Jerry was not enough, because in this regard I was hoping for a funeral, but there was nothing but one half-frame. Yes, the line is essentially closed, but there is still some kind of incompleteness.

The series is over, the entire team of creators and the cast just have my respect.

In the award season, I really want an award for Kieran, especially since Sarah, Jeremy, Matthew and Brian Cox already have :)

Almost the entire series, sympathy shifted from sibling to sibling, despite the fact that it was often difficult for all of them to sympathize: in the first half of the series it was Kendall, sometimes Shiv and even Connor, but in the second half and towards the end I was most worried about Roman. I think he will lead his usual rich life, make movies and invest in startups like Hundreds, there is unlikely to be any real evil from him, especially now, without the burden of family heritage on his shoulders and a toxic father with his orders.

Does Shiv have every opportunity to return to politics, which she really liked, so that at the next election a fan of fascism will not be elected for a second term?

Kendall.. Well, let's hope he doesn't rush into the pool immediately after the finale with his head in any sense, rethink what happened a little, remember about the children, won't sue Rava? It would be nice.

Yes, this series will definitely go down in television history. And even though I was sometimes bored watching it, it wasn't really my subject, but it was the deep psychologism that struck me to the depths of my soul.

I really liked the ending!

It turned out to be a good series: it was written perfectly, and played, and filmed. Although in the last episode this exaggerated infantilism and childish showdowns of adults are already fed up - yes, we realized that all the problems are from childhood, but on the other hand, I can't imagine that in a business where such money is spinning, people with education and experience who were trained for this, in principle, could to behave so eccentrically and irresponsibly.
Okay, everything is clear with honest survivalist Tom, and chaotic Shiv was brought all seasons to the role of a housewife, like "know your place, woman", but the catharsis of the Novel still looks deliberate, too emotional for his level of pragmatism, and too much with the image of "pants on straps"; by the finale he had already dropped the mask of a buffoon I would like to have more scenes with him in the present. Kendall does not develop at all against the general background and stands still - okay, as an option, but not for a person who has been prophesied a great future since the age of seven. I expected that Greg would be better revealed as a kind of evil mastermind and in the end he would stop pretending to be a fool - well, or at least I would like to know more about this character and his goals. Connor and Willa have a nice union in principle and every chance of family success, they know how to negotiate with each other.

Wow, what a tense episode! I really liked the scenes with the blender and the video of the family dinner, they are so warm, they give the feeling that normal human relations can still be inside this family.

It seems that this series teaches that the most vile and dodgy people end up at the top of the food chain. Tom and Greg are an example of absolutely unscrupulous, unprincipled people who will go over their heads for personal gain. Tom, however, openly admits this, which causes at least some sympathy. But Shiv is probably the most unpleasant character to me - the whole series did nothing but deceive her family and husband with a noble face, in order to eventually deceive herself and remain without an independent career in her husband's shadow. I'm sure she voted this way not to become the CEO's wife and stay in business at the company, but to prevent her brother from becoming CEO. It turned out to be more painful for her than swallowing all of Tom's betrayals. "Don't let anyone get you."

I sympathized with Kendall the whole series, but it seems that Roman has the best chance to heal and move on. To admit that "we are bullshit" is the first step towards this.

I love TV shows where, as in life, there are no perfectly positive characters. And in a situation with a lot of money, there can be no positive characters at all. Perfectly capitalized characters and the situations they get into: you just start to empathize with someone, and - oops! He's showing his dark side.
Everything turned out exactly as it should have. All children are traumatized to varying degrees by their manipulative father, a tough, thick-skinned businessman, for whom everything around is a means to achieve the current goal.
Kendal is an infantile, dependent and prone to mood swings, with a complex of "main heir". As the story and character developed, it only became clearer that he was not capable of being the leader of the empire. His sister essentially prevented him from killing the empire, partly out of common sense, partly out of jealousy.
Shiv, it would seem, the most intelligent and progressive of them, is mortally offended deep down that her father saw her insufficiently intelligent brothers as heirs more, which is why he treats them jealously, and himself too presumptuously, and as a result of intrigues outsmarted herself, left with nothing.

It's amazing how disgusting the characters are, but you still worry about everyone from episode to episode. We can finally congratulate Sarah, Kieran, Matthew and the authors on the latest Emmys! Thanks to them all for the legendary drama.

In addition to what has already been written, I want to add:
1. It's good that Greg wasn't made CEO, it would be a completely American dream. I was surprised that Tom left it. I would take Greg back to where he started, to the amusement park.
2. I was really looking forward to showing and revealing everyone's childhood at least in the last season. I just didn't have enough, especially the Novel.
3. I believed in Kendall to the last that he would finally break through this ceiling and win. But again, no. I hope he will have his own business and live in peace.
4. Siobhan is, of course, fabulous... In season 1, I liked it the most, but by the end I was completely stupid. Her closest people have thrown her so many times, but of course we will believe Matsson. In Norway, it was immediately clear what he and his friends were like. I don't believe in Shiv as a politician, it seems to me that she was kept not least for the sake of communication with Logan and ATN.
5. Frank and Carl voted for the deal, even though they knew they were on the firing list. And eventually they will be fired. Why, and most importantly why, as they say.
6. Jerry is the best - it's just a base.

At first, you realize that there are no good ones here, and the whole series only confirms this… Shiv's motivation is not clear… Instead of being able to do something, she couldn't give her place to her brother so much? And what did you choose to live in humiliation and dependence all the time?
Kendall is not a model either, but when he shouts that there is no logic in this, he is right.

Well, this Schiff is finished.... She was constantly shitting everything

You're too frivolous.

Here's Tom Wamsgens, the goofball and cringe prankster.

HBO knows how to make series that you can't get away from, "Heirs " is just one of those. The picture, the dialogues, the acting, the relationship between the characters - I just fell in love. Bravo 👏🏻

It's a shame for Connor, they pushed the whole series anyway, and in the last episode they also decided to score on him (Otherwise, I liked the ending, it was very logical and correct. None of the Siblings were allowed to take the helm - they would have ruined both the company and themselves. And so they are finally free from their father's company (except for Shiv, but she is not in a desperate situation either) and they have a chance to find themselves in something else, and not fight for the love and recognition of their father, which he would never have given them. The only question is whether they will take this chance.

A nasty aunt, a smug dumb junkie, and a handsome loser gathered to run the company...

In 1h04, when Shiv and Tom are driving in the car, she takes his hand. In this episode, they switched places and Tom already offers his palm to Shiv

I feel very sorry for Kendal. At the moment when Shiv decided to vote against, I wanted to punch her in the face. Despite the fact that this is probably the best character to play a role in the series.
On the other hand, I'm glad for Tom and that for all the torment he went through, he got what he deserved.

Well, the "Heirs" are over. I feel like I've finally broken out of an abusive relationship! A beautiful tragedy where no one is sorry, everyone gets what they deserve. They create game because they are traumatized. Traumatized because they create game.

Shakespeare, as usual, gave a strong boost to the showrunners. And, most importantly, they did not lose it by the end. Great conflicts, vivid characters, it was very interesting. Thanks!

I don't understand why, without selling the company, it was impossible to appoint someone other than Ken?
In principle, my father wanted to sell, but the option to buy Madson is also not bad.
It seemed to Shiv that it would be better for the company to be sold than for the company to remain in the family.
Shiv was knocked over so many times, no matter how much she jumped around her father or around Madson. The relationship with Tom is not enough to say toxic, but she remained in the company and now she is creeping under Tom
It seemed to me that the best ending for Ken would be to get drunk
As expected, if the company had gone to the heirs, it would have been too obvious

Oh, Kendall, I've been one step away from winning so many times. In my imagination, he managed to cope with defeat, found an interesting case and a woman. The series is gorgeous.

A great ending, I really hoped that the Swede would force everyone, and so it turned out. For 2 episodes before, I began to suspect Tom, but I was afraid that it was too good to be true. But no, that's the way it is! Shiv is a beauty, took a lot of money, until two schmucks ruined the whole business, manages to give birth herself (and apparently the main heir), even the family is timidly built again. In short, I'm happy

But Kendall himself suggested that Madson buy a Waystar. Such is the irony

It turned out to be an interesting series. Only the characters didn't like it. Ken is a murderer and a drug addict with an inflated ego ("it should be me" - what the fuck?! "I'm the firstborn" - actually, no). Rom is just a frivolous cocksucker who can't watch his tongue ("your kids aren't real"), who told the truth 1 time that shit. Shiv turned out to be a naive prostitute (why did she even get in the car with Tom? Yesterday I poured shit on it, today I bent over). The senior is generally past the cash register. Tom is just as forgiving. Greg actually got there, no one would ever let this worm anywhere near the family. Hysterical Logan, handing out positions right and left to some incompetent donkeys, would have fucked up his empire long ago. The only one who knows what Madson wants is. The whole series is trying to whiten the idiots, whom I described above, with some kind of torment and suffering. But as Rom said, they're all shit.

All 4 seasons, the kids were hanging out like shit in a hole back and forth, so they fucked up the family company. They don't represent anything without a folder

A few episodes ago, the topic was raised in the comments that everyone used to go with Samsung, then they started going with Apple, except Tom. It's a funny fact that Apple forbids showing villains with iPhones in movies. It turns out that Tom is a villain (It's strange to write this in this series). And it's very nice that he didn't leave Greg in the end: a thief sees a thief from afar - it's just about this couple.

In general, all the kids are sick, but Shiv and Kendall are especially unpleasant to me. In the first seasons, it was still somehow tolerable and there were healthy moments and even moments when I felt sorry for them, but the fourth season finally dropped them.

I didn't quite get it, did Shiv end up staying with Tom? It's kind of hard, I feel sorry for their child.

I really liked that there is no happy ending here, everything is very vital.
The creators gave answers to all the questions I had at the beginning of the series regarding Connor's mother, Kendall's children and Logan's sister, it's amazing that they didn't forget about it.

Kendall showed himself in all his glory at the end. I saw it in him throughout the series, but I was surprised that some people didn't see it. Such a thirst for power, he is literally ready for anything, horror.

Roman is my favorite character and I think he has "grown up" compared to other characters. I got exactly the kind of character development I wanted. But it's a bit of a pity that, unfortunately, nothing has changed in his personal life and is unlikely to change. He should go to a therapist, although he may feel comfortable. Kieran Culkin is just incredible, how did I not know about him before? I received all the awards this year absolutely deservedly, I will definitely look at other projects with him.

A sad, but in principle a natural outcome for the whole family

I started watching, so I'll ask here: which translation is better to watch?

10 broken hearts out of 10.
I watched the entire series binge in 4 days and I don't regret a single minute spent.

How is that?!