Ericj32
Well-Known Member
Yeah, it feels like most of the plot development is driven by Kendall's choices - he's the only one who seems unpredictable.I think there are significant shifts in status quo or power dynamics (just look at Kendall), but the fate of the company and who will remain in charge of it seems pretty unbendable. Watching the show for the scene-to-scene bickering and power plays is very engaging, but yeah, the pieces don't really move. A podcast I listen to described the show as just engineering ways to get the Roy kids into a room so they can bicker, and they meant this as a compliment (as do I).
I have to say, before this season, I would have thought that, if Logan died, any of his kids could have been savvy enough to take over and steady the ship. But it's amazing how emotionally insecure and immature they are. These last few episodes feel like a new low for all of them.