Obituary wave for a TV hero! The death of the protagonist in succession changes television

The death of the hero of the TV drama “Caliphate” in the third episode of the fourth episode. In the United States of America, obituaries are written with absolute seriousness. The phenomenon of the series and media mogul Logan Roy.

Spoiler alert that has become a breaking news. The moment TV becomes cool again, makes you reach for your asthma whispering weight, it’s here and belongs exclusively In the series “Khilafah” about the family of the media mogulRepublican and conservative (by Fox standards) mainstay, Sweeping and pillowyLoyal, but loyal to family, with a somewhat twisted love. Logan Roy.

The moment the patriarch dies without seeing him bleed to death on screen. market freeze moment, orphaned media, The paparazzi go hysterical over a tearful shot and his three kids who try so hard to engage him at work and beat him, They grieve the death of a father they loved more than themselves. amazing.

Logan Roy has died and what could be the secret and final spoiler warning has been leaked online. led to the writing of regular obituaries. A loathsome magnetic hero who shocks his own death. Or the wonderful TV we forgot that gave birth to Jesse Armstrong’s series “Succession” for HBO, w/ Brian Cox, Founder and President of Waystar Royco – His image could be a symbol of modern capitalism and its impact on the political scene.

The series, of course, is called Succession, but millions of viewers around the world naively believed that it was about the battle for supremacy the next day between his sons, Cameron, Chief, Roman. Maybe we should have suspected that in episode two when we ate with his chauffeur.You are my best friend, Logan told him– The media billionaire asked him if he believed there was anything after death only to finally say that in his opinion, “There is nothing». A few hours later, he was boarding his plane to strike a huge deal to cool off along the way. His eldest son was always waiting for him in Cotero, where he was going to marry his sweetheart.

Brian Cox stunned the public with his death, without even seeing him die, we didn’t even see his body, we only saw the movements of resuscitation on an unmarked object on the floor of a private plane. It was the wave of reactions caused by hearing the death that made the moment so great. A most lamentable performance by three adults who suddenly lose their father—whom they should theoretically hate—as they move from shock to silent despair, a feeling of helplessness, frozen by time, lonely on the floor of an airplane house.. Question: How did you do this to us, how do you die?

The touch, the look, the words, a lesson in great television, great cinematography and acting. I don’t think we’ve ever been so touched and shocked watching TV before, with one exception, of course Episodes of the terrorist attack on the US President in the “West Wing”.. It is not surprising that even today, in the polls of the most popular American president, the name is Jed Bartlett.

Of course, Logan wouldn’t be this TV giant if he wasn’t played by Brian Cox, the 76-year-old Scotsman who became famous as the perfect interpreter of Shakespeare’s plays, won two Laurence Olivier Awards, and was honored by the Queen.

Logan died, but none of us ever saw his body. Will he become a legend like Elvis, who many claim did not die and did not meet him somewhere there by chance? Scrolling through Instagram, I came across a recent video of Brian Cox claiming to be a fan of the Spice Girls and singing “If You Wanna Be My Love.” I hastily put the phone away. No, reality can’t mess with fantasy and spoil a great TV moment.