'I Can't Stomach You': As 'Succession' Comes To An End, Fans Pick Favorite Lines From The Series

All good things end, and sadly, the time has finally arrived to bid farewell to the acclaimed HBO series—Succession.

After four captivating and fast-paced seasons filled with sharp dialogue and gripping drama, the journey of the Roy family and the employees of Waystar RoyCo reached a conclusion on Sunday.?

Throughout the show, we have been treated to a barrage of the cruelest, yet often uproarious, insults exchanged between characters.?

Although Brian Cox's tyrannical patriarch, Logan Roy, did not see his succession plan come to fruition, one thing is sure: his four bitter adult children inherited his unrivaled verbal combat talent.

And so, after an eventful journey encompassing four seasons, filled with intricate schemes and a significant demise, "Succession" has reached its final destination.

While every season has given us lines that will forever be ingrained in our memories, Season 4 truly delivered some beautiful gems.

From Greg's witty roasting of Uncle Logan to the emotionally devastating exchanges between Tom and Shiv, portrayed by Nicholas Braun and Sarah Snook, respectively, here are some of the most jaw-dropping quotes from the epic final season of "Succession."

As we say goodbye to "Succession," let us forever remember these unforgettable lines that have left an indelible mark:

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Jesse Armstrong's dynastic drama, known for its cringe-worthy comedy, has become an unexpected sensation in the television landscape. Starting as a peculiar and mysterious series, it gradually gained momentum, captivating viewers through word-of-mouth.?

While it took some time for audiences to acclimate to its unique tone and style, the show reached its pinnacle with Kendall's unforgettable press conference in the Season 2 finale.?

This groundbreaking moment propelled the series to new heights and it has continued to rise in popularity ever since.?

Last Sunday, the highly anticipated final episode finally aired, putting Jesse Armstrong and his team to the ultimate test of delivering a satisfying conclusion to this intricate saga.?

Against all odds, in the last 83 minutes of the show, he exceeded expectations, providing an exceptional and flawless ending that left audiences in awe.

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In the series finale of "Succession," Tom Wambsgans, the obsequious son-in-law of Logan Roy, portrayed by Matthew Macfadyen, was appointed as the CEO of Waystar Royco.

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