Oh look people overhyping simple acting skills yet again. What a shock. Most good actors are capable of what snook did You put rhea seehorn in that situation and she might even do better than sarah

@@nikhildubey8337 I didn’t think Rhea Seehorn performed anything technically impressive in Better Call Saul, but I respect your opinion

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I thought it was a pretty underwhelming episode considering all the raving reviews it got. I had high expectations while watching but all i got was people reacting to the news that logan's apparently dying. Logan being dead wasn't really a shock either because we already know about his health condition. A cardia arrest was imminent. Some people are putting this on the same pedestal as ozymandias (breaking bad ), like are you serious? It wasn't even remotely close to that Just because a character died doesn't mean the episode is automatically one of the greatest of all time. Stop overhyping things people.

@@nikhildubey8337 it’s more than just the characters death, it’s how it was shown and the acting performances within the episode. The different levels of grief. And it’s very Ozymandias like in terms of the actual poem. If you don’t like it that’s fine. No one is trying to make you like it.

@@toneriggz It was a solid 8/10 episode Saying this was one of the greatest episodes of all time is an insult to some of the episodes in breaking bad and better call saul

@@nikhildubey8337 What does this have to do with either BB or BCS?

@@toneriggz Putting this episode on the same pedestal as some of the episodes from breaking bad and bcs is an insult to these shows Literally anyone could have written this episode. We kill off logan and then we show everyone's panic and reaction. End of episode. The standards for being a great tv episode has fallen off a cliff

Potato-potato 😂

@@lazersly hilarious how dumb that expression looks written out

@@whirlwind872 Right? lol

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Still cant believe what. That logan died? Bruh he was destined to die in this show from the very first episode. Nothing surprising about his death

@@nikhildubey8337 yeah but the circumstances were quite shocking. At this point in the show, logan hadn’t had a healthscare in quite a while. If he was gonna die for certain, you would probably expect it somewhere near the end or middle of the season and not in episode 3.

Check him out as Agememnon in Troy. Still good even in an action movie

Sorry to hear about your uncle ☹️

So so true. You realise just how TV deaths f*ck it up with 'closure' and 'sentimentality' , when in reality it wouldn't happen like this.

My father died the day my sister got engaged. Life is absurd.

Saw that coming along way ago. Atleast that main character knows his fate is coming to an end and we expect it to be that way. Succession Death : >goes the bathroom on a private jet >fucking dies

To quote Logan: 'Life is a fight for a knife in the mud.' Pretty sure this fight is about to begin.

It’s the beginning of the end, I think we are going to see the downfall of the company now that Logan is gone.

The show is called succession. The will be about who takes over and what happens next

You are right, I confused it and should have made sure

Also bro really said switzerland

also just after he said my fav line we're f**king pirate , let slit there troats .

Same here.we love jungle force

I am happy to hear that! Glad to see your name again!

I agree, its not the fact it happened it is more when it happened.

I adore Peep Show! I need to check out Four Lions soon.

I totally agree, and it baffles me how people see Logan as the Main Character(tm) when the show has always been about the entire family. Just because he is the head of the family doesn't mean he is the sole main character in the show - I think it's pretty obvious that the show focuses much more on all the different people in play that can *succeed* him, hence the title of the show. This show had two big questions to answer: Who succeeds Logan, and how does Logan fall? The latter has just been answered, which is why this episode is massive in terms of the narrative. It means that a successor is imminent (unless the empire simply collapses) and the only question left to answer is who it will be. This is not a show about Logan, it's a show about all the possible *successors* to Logan.

TECHNICALLY...it's kind of the middle of the season. Not really, but it's inching there. 😅 Maybe HBO has problems comprehending simple math or something, idk

I no like game.

Its really not tho

I played the whole game twice, it is the most disappointed I have ever been in a game.

I meant Sweden and former, yes. I also wasn’t comparing it to the feeling/ grief of having a loved one die. Just the shock and disbelief of someone randomly dying. It is captured well in the episode

They both start with Sw and we americans aint too good at words

You right

I did misspeak, I def hope your right. I just prepare for the worst because most shows can’t pull it off. But then again this isn’t most shows.

Had to get the video out quickly. But I would love to see your video 😎

@@JungleForce so you're admitting prioritising hits over accuracy. Good luck growing subscribers. 😎

@@FrazerSmithsChannel No, but there are timelines on videos before they become irrelevant. I usually edit a video over 2 weeks, I wanted to try to see if I could get out a video in a day. I did some mistakes, I have owned up to them and my next video will not be like that. But also I just get stuff wrong sometimes, it happens all I can do is try to fix it for the future.

Your opinion is your opinion, but nevertheless...it's a poor one. This episode has shifted the entire focus of the show and is hinting at an inevitable bloodbath for the foreseeable future. The story is finally coming full circle and promising to deliver what's implied through the title. The point being: this episode carries "narrative weight" (highly important) and serves to be a "point of entry" into the chaos to unravel for the rest of the season. On an artistic and technical level, it's a feat of mastery. The real-time structure of the episode compounds the tragedy and the intensity grows as each minute passes; thanks to the wonderful direction of Mark Mylod. The writing showcases the kids in their most emotionally raw, and this is strengthed by the phenomenonal performances by the cast. Jesse Armstrong and his team have outdid themselves with their take of how The Death of Logan Roy would play out. It's akin to a Greek tragedy, and a compelling one at that. The fact that they managed to manifest a surreal experience out of a predictable event such as Logan's death is deserving of praise. If you have ever had a family member pass and couldn't be there in their final moments, this episode would have hit too close to home..and that is what made it brilliant. It's a realistic, no-bullshit portrayal of the impact of a death in a family. Apart from that, you didn't even have to have gone through what the kids went through to feel their trauma during this episode. That is skillful story telling. But hey...that's just my opinion...as well as the opinion of 99% of the people that watched it.

No i didn't get it either. Who gives a toss about any of these characters? And not cause they're "bad people". Tony Soprano was a "bad person" but he had moral ambiguity. We saw him love, eat, kill, get angry, get sad, have transcendent revelations on hallucinogens etc etc...I don't care about any of these characters because they're just vehicles for smart-arse one liners from the writers. I'm happy for everyone who loves it so please don't pile on. I just don't geddit. I only really care about ROMAN and that's just cause I've always loved Rory Culkin since Igby Goes Down (in which he plays pretty much the same character). He's a charismatic dude.

@@joelpillay9579 But this was always going to happen wasn't it? Logan was destined to die in this show from the very first episode So i dont understand why so many people are shocked that he died. Regarding his kids, trauma you say? well i honestly couldn't care less about their trauma and their reaction to his death. They are all pieces of shit who were having fun poking their dad just a couple of episodes back and now oh no he is dead we are sad now. If they were all close to their dad and logan wasnt such a shitty father then i would understand their reactions. They should be celebrating that he is dead but they are pretending to shed a few forgotten tears, like cmon. If this episode is the pinnacle of tv then im sorry but the standards have fallen off a cliff This was a solid 8/10 episode. Im not even saying it was bad or anything. It just wasn't as masterful as everyone is making it out to be People these days have gotten extremely dramatic. Crying and being shocked over the most simplest of things. Anyone could have written this episode. We kill off logan and then we show everyone's panic and reaction. End of episode. This was not even close to being the greatest tv episode of all time. You wanna see what is and should be considered as a masterful tv episode? Go see breaking bad,better call saul,Mr. Robot and you'll know

@maxwesty give me a break. A realistic showcase of an event shouldn't be enough to classify this as one of the greatest tv episodes.