This was absolutely one of the best episodes of television I have seen in a long time. Unbelievably engaging and well-directed, with some of the sharpest writing on TV. The performances within here are truly phenomenal, and will likely be justifiably awarded at the Emmys later this year. Every character reacts to the unexpected development of events in an incredibly believable and authentic way. Jesse Armstrong continues to prove himself as one of the best writers on TV. It's not just a matter of how surprising the events of this episode are, but how expertly and naturally they unfold for each character. Many shows have tried and failed this kind of a shocking development, but Succession really manages to get it right but staying true to its characters and their experience of this event. I'm in awe at how phenomenal this entire hour was, and cannot wait to see how the rest of the season unfolds. One of the few TV episodes that earns a perfect 10/10.
Review of Connor's Wedding
