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Succession
Return
Directed by
Becky Martin
TV-MA
S2 • E7
Sep 22, 2019
58m
8.1
7.9
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The Roys head to the UK, where Roman and Shiv try to strike a deal with their mother and Logan and Kendall face the consequences of their last visit.
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Cast of Return
Jeremy Strong
Kendall Roy
Hiam Abbass
Marcia Roy
Kieran Culkin
Roman Roy
Sarah Snook
Siobhan 'Shiv' Roy
Brian Cox
Logan Roy
Matthew Macfadyen
Tom Wambsgans
Alan Ruck
Connor Roy
J. Smith-Cameron
Gerri Kellman
Nicholas Braun
Greg Hirsch
Arian Moayed
Stewy Hosseini
Dagmara Dominczyk
Karolina Novotney
Peter Friedman
Frank Vernon
Rob Yang
Lawrence Yee
Justine Lupe
Willa Ferreyra
Fisher Stevens
Hugo Baker
Selina Boyack
Theresa Dodds
Christopher Chan
Kenneth Chan
Chris Fulton
Max
Diomargy Nuñez
Octavia
Caitlin FitzGerald
Tabitha Hayes
Succession - S2 • E7 Ratings & Reviews
Pajiba
Roxana Hadadi
Holly Hunter is exceptional...
Den of Geek
Andrew Husband
As amazing as [Jeremy] Strong's performance is throughout these moments, however, "Return" is about far more than his increasingly fraught relationship with Logan. It's also about the need for Logan and company to meet with Caroline
Decider
Sean T. Collins
Doesn't this get tiresome for people other than me?
Vox
Meredith Haggerty
No one does unravelling better than Jeremy Strong, perfectly playing a character who can never quite say what he's feeling or entirely hide his fear and shame. It's an internal, roiling performance that absolutely has to hurt.
Vox
Emily VanDerWerff
One great thing about Succession this season is how successfully it's lived in the shadow of everything that happened in the season one finale.
TV Fanatic
Carissa Pavlica
It's a testament not only to the incredible writing of Jonathan Glatzer and Jesse Armstrong but also the performances from each actor who dealt with tension so fierce it made viewers bristle.
The Ringer
Shaker Samman
There aren't many displays of wealth more callous than negotiating a settlement worth billions in future earnings with your children as bargaining chips.
Tell-Tale TV
Kevin Lever
Jeremy Strong has been unbelievable this season on Succession, but this episode in particular is exemplary. Standing out on this titan cast, and doing so while mostly catatonic and locked in the subtleties of brokenness.
Rolling Stone
Brendan Klinkenberg
Even though the Pierce deal fell apart and the company is still facing an ostensibly serious takeover bid, the Roys still like to throw a party.
Refinery29
Morgan Baila
Even though this week's episode is called "Returns", most of the time is spent exploring new ideas, situations, and even successors. And for all that drama, we have one person to thank: Rhea Jarrell.
Polygon
Emily Heller
Succession is very good at humanizing its characters just enough that we start to empathize with them while continuing to remind us how horrible they are as humans.
New York Times
Noel Murray
This week's episode of Succession is somewhat of a letdown in comparison to the previous three... This episode, titled "Return", is more of a showcase for the series's unique character dynamics than for its dramatic storytelling.
New York Magazine/Vulture
Scott Tobias
Jeremy Strong has exposed Kendall's tragic dimension beautifully all season long.
Guardian
David Stubbs
While the barbs rain beautifully and relentlessly throughout, this episode carries sombre weight, with Kendall forced to face up once again to the terrible secret he has borne since the first series.
AV Club
Randall Colburn
Succession's strength is similar in some respects to Danny McBride's Eastbound & Down, in that it eschews "likability" in favor of staying true to its characters.
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