Everyone was asked to remove their jacket, Connor defying that “order” could be perceived as a personal slight.
I know the show can get soap-y but I genuinely hope there’s not much murder or suicide. I don’t think the show needs it, but I’m willing to see how they handle it if they opt for it.
I mean J. Smith Cameron never said anyone dies, everyone just ran with it because of how the last episode ended up. She just said it was "shocking and very upsetting" It could be something as simple as Logan revealing Kendall killed the waiter. Throwing his own son under the bus like that, knowing Ken's kids would find out etc would meet both criteria
I still firmly believe the last season will bring health issues for Logan / take him out as a character for a bit like they did for 1-2 (3?) episodes in season 1 but would almost bet money on the final scene or at least the final words said on the show being “fuck off” by Logan, whether said superbly weakly from a hospital bed or somewhere else that’s still my bet lol even though that may be too obvious of a pick
Goddamn just imagine if the final scene is Logan doing a live interview and saying something like ”my son likes to think he’s holier than everyone. Ask him about the night of Shiv’s wedding. Ask him about his great decision making that night and see what he does, see how he reacts.” And the camera pans to an absolutely devasted Kendall watching with numerous people behind him also watching[spoiler/]
I think Logan dying is too easy. Also those super rich old power hungry scumbags live forever. He’ll probably be the last one standing.
oh definitely! I’m not sure there is a way Logan could ever let that information out unless he’d announce it after finding out he only had a few months left to live and just says fuck it or simply thinks he’s too powerful to have any repercussions reach him (which i think is doubtful, even he knows he’s not immune to the type of blowback announce that information would cause). I personally don’t think that info ever gets out to the public, maybe someone else in the family finds out and that could be huge news but letting media / strangers know would likely be more hassle than it’s worth for Logan
What time do episodes “unlock” on HBO max? Going to a cabin with no tv or internet tomorrow and might try to wake up early and get the new episode in before I leave
they’re on Max right away when the episode airs on the actual channel. So for me it’s 8 on CST since it airs on the channel at 9 EST
really? I could have sworn I’ve logged into the app and seen it available as early as like 3pm EST. Bummer.
really? Interesting, I’ll have to check tomorrow. To be honest I don’t check earlier in the day, I just assume it goes on when it goes live on the actual channel and I feel like I only see comments start to pop up about the episode after the live time of 9 EST
When Sunday is a holiday weekend or otherwise big tv event, HBO will usually post that week's episodes of major shows a week ahead of time (so two in one night), could be thinking of that
I've seen tonight's episode because I get the screeners and HBO sent the episode on Wednesday. The finale can't come soon enough.
Cox has no room to call it an American thing in a world where Daniel Day Lewis and Christian Bale exist