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i don't think the crate or jesse armstrong is set out to do a premier that's disguised as a great entertainment. she wanted to make a compelling drama that was darkly comedic. he has a very dark critique of the way or media works for our people might use a 100 pixels. but together as you might see, see the boy finally talk about media as a, as a tool for something else. moving to a criminal sample to cruise more pallets that's probably reflected under the corporate media is not really a force it on the be any way that it tries and survives, is probably by scam agreeing and being reactionary rather than providing some kind of good demographic function. ready i'm by the show's producers say that succession is based on more than one family. the character logan roy as a compass of 3 media benefits. the 92 year old australian rupert murdoch, the late robert maxwell, who was british and sumner redstone, and americans who died in 2020. the murdoch moments are hard to miss. remember when he testified at the british traditional inquiry in 2012 over his reporters hacking into people's phones to take out

did you have any leeway, any sway in saying to jesse armstrong, "i think maybe logan shouldn't die"?re's no point going down that road, especially with somebody likejesse, because he's already made a plan. and in a way, he probably got slightly hoisted by his own petard on that one because he had to then keep that thing going, you know? and also the scripts i gather after i left got later and later and later, because i think it was a big challenge. but he decided to make logan die... i think ultimately too early. i mean, he made him die in the third episode. and, you know, i think maybe he could have died in about... i would have thought the fifth or sixth episode. i would have thought that would have been appropriate. his character's death made headlines around the world, highlighting just how far cox had come in his acting career. but how he got there is a story in itself, and it begins living in impoverishment in dundee. his father, charles, was a shopkeeper, well known for being generous to a fault, often extending credit to customers, much to the dismay of cox's mother, mary ann

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jesse armstrong is the mvp of the week. hard to land the plane, to have a great finale, to a great show, and it was fantastic. i was on the edge of my seat to the last second. i thought that candle was going to kill himself in the last section. >> you did? >> my wife was saying, he's going to, they keep talking about murder, murder, murder throughout the show, and we're like, is this? it because you completely despondent, which, you know, if you hated candle throughout the run you're happy to see that. >> but no one was likable. that's what's so complicated about the show. >> roman, couldn't help but love roman. but at the last moment, the family was asked, can you work together to save yourselves and the company, and they could not. and they were, like in a potato psych race together, about to cross the finish line and they're like no, they all fell apart. they're all fighting. it's mayhem and chaos. it was just a brilliant ending. >> she wasn't able -- to by accident. it wasn't just succession, ted lasso into this week. w