Fans of Jesse Armstrong's award-winning drama series Succession will have plenty of reasons to either love or hate his first ...

A visual breakdown of where "Succession's" key characters stand ahead of the season 4 finale. Accessibility statement Skip to main content Democracy Dies in Darkness ...

None of the main characters do. Writing realist fiction about real individuals and events carries two opposing risks: going over the top, which “Succession” never did, and being too on the nose.

Particularly, viewers have speculated that aspiring media mogul Kendall Roy's (Jeremy Strong) relationship with his old ...

TV With a strong ending, ‘Succession’ overcame its own character flaws. The HBO series, a dramatic satire of capitalism’s Great Men, sometimes forgot its great men were fallible, craven and ...

The Times' top Waystar Royco watchers break down 'Succession's' most shocking episode to date — and wonder where the HBO drama goes next.

Succession also delighted in dropping us in medias res, ... Its main characters don’t evolve and probably never could; their hearts don’t change. They don’t have single-minded motivations.

The third episode of Succession's fourth and final season ripped away the show's center in a brilliant and unexpected move. If you haven't seen it yet, it's time to catch up.

But with the main characters estranged, “Succession” still gets to deliver the scenes it does better than any other: harried cell phone calls. It’s those calls, after all, that gave the ...

Ahead of 'Succession' season 4, episode 8, fans of the HBO Max show suspect Roman Roy dies after creator Jesse Armstrong called episode 8 the most shocking yet.