Out of the Blue

It sure is great to have Succession back for Season 4. I mentioned already how sad it will soon be over, but it's so much fun to jump back into the insanely dysfunctional world of the Roy family. I'm not a businessman, but I imagine the weird negotiate against yourself scenario pictured last night is not actually how multi-billion dollar deals actually work. But I'm not here to earn an MBA, I'm here to watch people be really mean to each other on private jets. Oh yeah, and to get in on the ground floor of The Hundred. Who could resist Substack meets Masterclass meets the Economist meets The New Yorker?

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Beamer wrote on Mar 28, 2023, 00:25:
I did 5 or so episodes of Yellowstone on a plane. I just couldn't.

Kevin Costner's character is nearly a billionaire, with more land than Rhode Island. But he'll murder and kill to protect it from legal claims around it. And he'll find disenfranchised young men, separate them from their families, mentally and physically abuse them, brand them with his name, tell them no one will love them the way his family does, and brainwash them. That's the nxvim playbook. It's literal cult behavior.

Yet the show seems to want you to root for him and his family, unlike Succession, where the show wants you to enjoy their fuck ups and misery

Lol, this perfectly sums up Yellowstone, also explains why it's so popular among US conservatives.
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