Critic's Notebook: SuccessionHBO raises its game in season 2
Ellen DeGeneres spent much of this past week under fire — limited fire and emanating mostly from an echo chamber, if we're being perfectly honest — for her decision to watch a football game in a luxury box with former president George W. Bush.
There was almost no point in the season in which you could find a hand-grip of relatability in the storyline, yet each character evolved this season in ways that let you find something resembling empathy or sympathy. Kendall slipped into the darkest of emotional abysses. And that was before he rapped. Roman experienced the strangest variation of "love" in his relationship with Gerri and then a confidence shattering moment of timely international intrigue in Turkey.
The aftermath was equally superb, with Shiv shying away from making a tangible recommendation and Logan making it clear to Kendall that he was the fall-guy and that he never could have run the company because he isn't a killer, leaving aside the events of the first season finale. The selection of Kendall, so perpetually needy and so eternally morose, as the Roy family scapegoat was probably inevitable.
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