Succession’s Jesse Armstrong was hoping someone would talk him out of ending the show
, when he noted that he was “genuinely open to alternative ways of going” and would’ve been willing to do a “more rangy, freewheeling kind of fun show” with “good weeks and bad weeks” if someone had made a compelling argument in favor it. But, evidently, that didn’t happen, because the show is starting its final season tonight.
Still, Armstrong said he had the last scene of the show “pretty early,” and though the writers talked about how to end things “a lot,” he says, “I never wavered from that.” The very end that you’ll see when the show ends is right from his very first draft.
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