The piano song is "Intermezzo in C Minor" composed by Nicholas Britell. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/e5aIqpaSm9Kwpas.html

2:08 is one of the best shots ever made. The contrast of pure sadness and joy, and justice the writers did Connor. He was ignored all his adult life by his father, and his dads death was going to ruin his weeding, the most important day for him, the episode was perfection for the concept, the contrast, the shots, music... and they got married. The scene is genius, the top moment of the show.

The body bag scene hits so hard. On the beginning of the ep Logan is that larger than life figure we all know and fear, and a few hours later, in a body bag. Its so real, so raw. This is peak TV

The fact that they didn't film this at Teterboro Airport, but still got the correct ambulance, sheriff, and police cars shows the level of attention they put in this show.

when Kendall hold his breath and the score pauses for a sec OOOOOH MY GODDD

It’s like it really didn’t hit Kendall until the very end. This episode was a panic attack since the opening scene

The shot of Kendall under the moonlight is art.

You think I want you dead? I’ll be broken when you die.

I just noticed that this is the orchestral version of when Waystar was being raided by the FBI in the beginning. This score for this show is a masterpiece

An emotional, yet masterful episode. One of the best in the history of television. That last scene with Kendall really hit me in the end.

I am so glad I watched this episode completely blind with no idea what was about to happen. In all other shows, I watched spoilers of it, but in this, I had no what was about to happen

Just as they lived. Roman by his fathers side and Kendal in the distance looking on with regret

The score in this episode, the emotional beats, good lord Nicholas Britell is a genius. And the acting, jesus, I felt everything these siblings felt. Whole episode I was like "he is not, no, he cant"... bravo to writers as well, this show is a true powerhouse

That shot of the three of them walking to the helicopter has to be the best shot of the series by far! Is the most emotionally charged image that i have seen in a long time

Holy shit, the GRAVITY of this scene. Ever since the first episode - when Kendall said he wanted to come to his dad's birthday because he didn't know how many more there would be - this moment has been looming over the entire story like the sword of Damocles. In mythology and history, the death of a king sends a massive shockwave over the land. Even after Louis VXI was beheaded, there were reports of immense grief and fear among the French commoners, who felt as though they had "lost a father" even though they had called for his death. Succession makes this literal. EVERYTHING flowed from Logan - every decision at Waystar, every emotional dynamic in the Roy family, all the money, all the hunger for love and self-esteem. The void he left behind is vast. It's the mythological gravity of a power vacuum (and the resultant fight is gonna be crazy), but it's also the realistic devastation of losing a father, suddenly, unpredictably, over the phone, with decades of unresolved trauma. Like what do you even do now? In season one, Senator Eavis says of Logan, "He's not a man, he's a fucking planet." Everyone orbited around Logan. Now he's gone. And thanks to the music, the transcendent acting performances, you really get the feeling the world has ended. In awe of the genius of this show.

The whole scene of them walking to the plane and then hugging each other with the background soundtrack is pure cinematography. This show was amazing!

By far the best episode. It felt so intimate and realistic. How they spent the whole day holding up to their phone, waiting for confirmation even though deep down they remained hopeful. They went throught every stage, since denial from Roman and Shiv, to anger and resentment to finally just admit it. Kendall being the cold head, thinking straight, until finally they release that official statement by the time the sun is setting. Can't stop thinking about Connor though, he had just told his siblings how he felt he wasn't loved by his family and yet, they've forgotten him again. Glad he said "fuck it" and married Willa, finally coming to terms to the fact that he is not loved enough. Total Shakespearean tragedy. Brilliant

0:16 - 1:20 might be the best piece of original music I've ever heard in a TV series. I hope Nicholas Britell is considered for an Emmy for this final season, excited to see the story and score ahead in the final episodes

the intensity of the score when the siblings walk up to the helicopter along with that improvised hug…there is never going to be anything else like this show

There is so much to unpack here. The death of a sociopathic monster who is deeply mourned by the children that he subjected to endless emotional/psychological abuse.

Great scene. All the actors were locked in. That unscripted hug was beautiful.

1:02 Oh my god, that shot is gorgeous.

From when the music swells as the siblings approach the helicopter, to when they walk across the runway, this great feeling of consequence rolled over me. I think this is maybe one of the best hours of TV ever

I lost my mom in January and this got me big time. I think y’all are right in saying this is one of the best and most emotional endings, masterfully done, in television history. The score, with the acting. Completely beautiful and so sad at the same time.

what an absolutely gut-wrenching episode - don't think there's any show out there quite like succession. it was really touching seeing how the siblings constantly comforted each other throughout the episode

I, like Kendall, didn't 100% believe it was true until I saw the body bag.

Britell's solid piano notes at the end with no pedal. The sound of shock and not being able to think.

Rightfully one of the greatest episodes of TV since the likes of "Ozymandias" and "The Rains of Castamere"

The music is just phenomenal as the plane is landed and the kids arrive, shivers!!

I didn’t shed one tear from the Saturday morning I heard my dad died (age 12) until they had him lowered into the ground. For some it takes literally seeing the end for it to hit home. This episode really captures that.

Kendall's face at the end. That broke me

The music going silent as the camera jolts to Kendall then comes back and goes out. My stomach dropped when it happened and was the cherry on top for this immaculate fucking episode. God this show is too fucking good.

one of the best episodes in television history

I’ve been watching the FBI Raid sequence over and over again for months now just to relish in this music. It definitely hits different now 😢

Just happy that the Succession community didn’t spoil anything for a good 24 hours.

This episode is a masterpiece. Everything is so incredibly real. The day started as usual. The news arrive unexpectedly and a bit randomly. Shiv's lost phonecall that would be one of the most important of her life. The lack of information. The doubt about the death (is it real, is that something that can be done?). The last words that Logan probably never heard. The kids thinking about their last moments with their father (Was it something they said or did?). The way we all try to find some meaning in Logan's last words when he enters the plane, but no, there's no meaning, there were no premonitions, nothing that could make us alert for what was going to happen. We can try to find some premonitions but the fact is that it just happened. No time to make peace with the old man, or to cope with the old baggage. The way one of the richest man on earth dies on the floor of a plane with someone doing CPR by protocol. When they are leaving the boat, taking the helicopter and arriving at the airport... They are absolutely broken, but somehow they find the strength to manage pratical things, to be there as adults, while entering a new world they don't even know how to navigate. And that's it, the day started as usual, but suddenly, everything has changed and nothing will ever be the same. This episode is so raw, and yet so nuanced. I really don't know when I will be capable of watching it again. The way Succession, a nearly-perfect show, constantly satirizing the rich and with such elaborate dialogues between the characters, chooses (and succeeds) to portray the main event of the show in such a restrained approach... is history being made.

Just saw this episode and damn! The last shot is so emotional. So sorry for Kendall as a son

The soundtrack to Succession is always on point. Really helps to put you on the emotional state of the characters. Nicholas Britell does not miss!!!

2:08 that shot is a masterpiece

1:03 such a great shot, brilliant operator work

So powerful. when Kendall said "what we do will always be what we did the day our father died"

I love this end title theme. We can hear well known themes but this time Britell creates a piece full of grief, it's so moving

Crazy that the directors didnt want to show his body much because they felt how disrespectful it would have been. They only showed glimpses to confirm that thats actually him.

Remember, this is the same show that gave us L to the OG

One of the best episodes of television. Every actor absolutely killed it.

I really thought it was just a prank or something

I knew I just knew this was the closest they'd ever get and from this point on it was just about coming out on top. These three would have been great siblings had they not been children of Logan "your not serious people" Roy.

This episode hits extra hard, as my father died a couple of months after this episode aired. Heart failure. 😢

This is beyond genius television making

Well HBO, you done it again! Your finest hour until you outdo yourselves again.

Cracks me up every time to see Sara Snook losing it completely in these scenes, then knowing that as soon as the director says cut she’s out of character, no Shiv whatsoever, and asking if that was good or does he want another take. Interesting that actors can either do it Sara’s way or Jeremy Strong’s way and both achieve peak performance.

Masterpiece. Beauty, emotion, everything. Thanks to all the team.

Emmys clear sweep. Good luck to all other shows.

One of the many beautiful things about Succession is the music. I love how the end of the episode focuses in on Kendall and how the music pauses the closer the camera zooms in on his face.

I love the different decisions of the kids on whether they wanted to see thier dead father coming off the plane. Shiv chooses not to watch, Roman chooses to go see him 1 last time and Kendall watches from a far. Do you risk seeing your dead father up close and possibly being traumatised forever from the sight, or do you choose not to watch and possibly end up regretting not seeing your father 1 last time? Whatever you choose you will probably end up questioning the decision you made for the rest of your life.

Andante agitato is my favourite piece of music in the show, and this was a perfect use of it

This is a masterclass from all the crafts involving in the making of TV. From the performances to the camera operators, to the script, to the directing… All of it it’s amazing. Real TV is still alive and doing pretty well.I’m still speechless

can't remember the last time I was so utterly engaged and in the moment with a piece of entertainment. Truly great storytelling

I remember thinking “noway… this must be a play he’s gonna get up at any minute..”

That music.... so emotional

still trying to get over this episode. all the actors brought their A game. and theres still 7 episodes left. i simply dont know how they're gonna top this.

this one is one for the history books for sure

Requiem for Logan

Such an epic piece of music

Succession's soundtrackcould be the one of the most impressive songs

Well done! Well done! wow.. 🤯... it's been a LONG time since a series has really taken me on a journey and truly reflected life as we know it. Writers, producers, actors... 🙇‍♀!

Seeing this live was a whirlwind.

So many incredible musical moments in Season 4. Stunning work.

When It was first happening I refused to think that it was actually Logan dying and not a stunt. It was a wild ride and perfectly well done. I don’t think it’ll get the praise but I’m happy we have 7 more episodes to see how it all plays out.

This show is SO good. My God.

And the Emmy for Best Drama Series goes to..

2:08 How nice of Connor to pick his brothers as groomsmen, who know him very dearly.

Noticed in this episode how it was a lot abt people having to say to another person bad news. And how they handle that.

1:15 And now their relationship is fractured, more than ever, and possibily permanently. My heart is broken.

Roman following his dad around like a loyal dog even when he’s dead :(((((

What a show, right up there with Sopranos as best tv ever

This episode of Succession is gives me Amphibia's True Colors vibes! Great Parallel between True Colors and Connor's Wedding because they're both consider as BEST EPISODE OF ALL TIME! Great Consequences and Mind Blown for me! According to the IMDB Succession's Connor's Wedding rate at 9.9 while Amphibia's True Colors rate at 9.8 which considered as With Highest Honors! Wow! And I didn't see that coming and unexpected surprised for me! 🤯😲🥺👍🏻

1:03 I’m in love with this shot

3:05 i never thought kendall looking like a scared little child would hurt me this much but here we are

Logan's last words to the toilet as he was angrily trying to fetcg his iphone... OH EFF OFF!!

An end to a media tycoon. Waves of paparazzis outside the fence

The song slaps

No puedo superar la muerte de Logan ...fue un tijeretazo a la serie ...la rompió . 😢 Ya los capítulos siguientes fueron difíciles para mí ☹️

I watched the coroners take my dad away as well. I felt this scene in my bones.

Boat they get on called Affinity

There is no finality in death.

I really didn't believe it until I saw the bag. Logan was practically a god...

this background score is not in the s4 album

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Si, esto es cine 🚬

whats the music in the end credits please tell link

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Connor went ahead with the wedding

I would title this: "The dead of the King and his four princes."

My father's dead, and I feel old. 😢

The music (the piano) reminds me of Erik Satie.

What is the title of the orchestra music?

What is name of the song in the end?

Logan was a SAVAGE but I'll miss him

Where did the scene with reporters go