Kieran Culkin ate the series finale. He gave an amazing performance AGAIN. This scene tears me completely apart. #Succession #SuccessionHBO

This was. A lost child. An abused son. A broken man. The way seeing Gerri undid him. Had no idea Kieran was such a brilliant actor.

@little__f0ot My take of this scene was Roman was using the excuse of the injury not looking bad enough to ask for Kendall to hurt him. Because Logan’s abuse made him cope with physical pain. Kendall realized this and accepted the role of his abuser. “Team work makes the dream work.”

I saw this as Kendall physically manifesting the way their father loved them. Logan’s “love” was inherently brutally painful and abusive. Ken was on his way to becoming as brutal and megalomaniacal as his father; Shiv’s betrayal was probably the best thing to happen for him.

He should be the one to win the Emmy. The level of emotion this man has put on display is freaking brilliant.

Kieran Culkin’s ability to curl up into himself is phenomenal, and the way he did it with his voice when he tried to deliver the eulogy was so tragic and such impressive acting

Roman was self hurting. The look that passed between him and Ken before and after the hug. Roman saying "ok, almost, all right," then he hates Ken for knowing.

He was already stressed then seeing Gerri f-d him up. His brother knew he needed the physical pain to calm down. He was asking for it and Ken gave it to him. Teamwork.

No me esperaba esto, creí que ya había tenido suficiente... y lo que dice después de la pelea...lo que piensa de él, de sus hermanos! no podía parar de llorar!

Lloré mares!