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HBO’s Succession was two weeks removed from its Season 3 finale ("All the Bells Say"), and yet, the discourse hadn't died. If anything, it metastasized. On November 23, a viral Twitter thread argued that Kendall Roy’s final, hollow stare wasn't defeat—it was liberation. Meanwhile, Spotify Wrapped hadn't dropped yet, but listeners had already crowned Nicholas Britell’s piano score as their "Top Genre." Millennials were unironically walking into work humming the theme to "Connor’s Wedding." Twitter was ablaze with reactions to the Ghostbusters: