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Indeed, Armstrong had been teasing the possibility of the show's ending for several months prior to the aformentioned admission. “There's going to be a very definite moment when that story is over, and it can't go on too long,“ he told The New Statesman in September 2021. Cox added that he's "absolutely delighted" his show is ending, saying, "In a good way, I'm happy it's over," though he also said he'd miss the cast and crew. "I'll miss the people I work with," he added. "They're the key." A Contemporary Photograph That Hints at Total Collapse Brian Cox as Logan Roy in Succession season 1, episode 1, with artwork by Frank Thiel. In any case, given that HBO executive Francesca Orsi declared, in her official renewal announcement, that “Jesse Armstrong [continues] to surpass our wildest expectations” with each new season of Succession, we’re expecting to be surprised by the inevitable twists and turns that Succession season 4 has in store. Succession season 4 trailers

At the start of “Too Much Birthday,” the team gives a toast “to justice” after learning the DOJ is off their case and no one is going to jail. Logan squeezes Tom on the arm and whispers, “I’ll remember,” referring to Tom’s act of loyalty. Shiv, appearing to have a brain fart, toasts her dad before even thinking to cheers her own husband for the good news that he won’t be going to jail after all. If Tom had any sense, we would know with whom he’s aligning at this point. And after the “I don’t love you” moment in “ Chiantishire,” how can you blame him? His reflection in the second one is looking the other way, suggesting that Kendall is struggling to choose between Logan and following his own path. But what do both posters say about Logan, the figure on which the biggest question of the series — who will inherit the media empire — hangs on? Well it’s safe to say he’s the main character, but I can’t help but be drawn to his watch. Is it simply a power pose, or does his fancy timepiece hold its own significance? Maybe he’s running out of time; Logan’s health has been a question since the very first episode. Maybe it’s a gift, perhaps a peace offering? It’s not the first time the family divide has been alluded to in the promotional material for a new season, as the final poster for the third season had Connor, Shiv, Roman and Kendall stood on one side of the hall, with Logan, Tom and Greg on the other. Roman was always going to side with his dad

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The connection between Warhol and Logan only solidifies further when we examine the unique process by which Warhol created Self-Portrait in 1986. I said to the cast, 'I'm not a hundred percent sure, but I think this is it.'" Armstrong added that the story will be "complete" at the end. The creator also revealed some more juice about the final season, including that it opens with another birthday party for Logan. because you don’t want to risk being betrayed.” Logan throws this barb at Shiv in front of Tom’s face in season one, just a few episodes before their wedding. The vibes here are more Oedipus Rex than 1,000 gross incest jokes from Roman (Kieran Culkin): The action Shiv takes to avoid her fate/fear is the very thing that will make it come to fruition.

The fourth and final season premieres on March 26, 2023. New episodes of the 10-episode season follow on subsequent Sundays. In the first poster, Roman is looking directly at Logan. But in the second poster, he and Logan are the only people staring directly down the lens. Is this a sign that they have more in common than they both think? Is Roman going to be… the new Logan? Shiv Following the fallout of Kendall’s betrayal and Logan’s gung-ho quest for revenge in Succession season 2, last year’s episodes placed the spotlight on each Roy sibling equally, giving actors Jeremy Strong, Sarah Snook and Kieran Culkin room to flex their (at times cringe-inducing) muscles.Season 4 seems primed to continue in that vein, after Logan’s dramatic decision to consider Matsson’s offer left the trio of siblings more united (against their father, that is) than ever. Warhol’s two versions of Self-Portrait, which appear on screen for almost a minute, strike an overtly narrative and prescient cord. This sense of foreboding becomes even more obvious when one examines the portraits’ significance, their construction, and the parallels between Warhol’s and Logan’s legacies. Frequently the butt of family jokes, Tom was never fully part of the Roy clan, but frankly, who would want to be? Cosseted childhoods and cruel parents meant the siblings were all deeply damaged, incapable of continuing their father’s legacy. Those with proximity to power but none of the baggage were a better bet.

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The Roy kids have a feeling their dad is screwing his personal assistant, Kerry (Zoe Winters), who’s some 50 years his junior. Logan’s got a UTI, and Roman tosses off a joke about Kerry delivering another Roy spawn. In the finale, Connor figures out that Logan’s trying to fortify his, uh, “gloop” (his word, not ours). Logan may very well be trying for a new heir whom he won’t live to see grow up and let him down. (You can tell he’s gearing up for a daddy do-over by the way the episode opens with him reading to his grandson.) While you may not be ready to say goodbye to the Roys, some of the show's cast is ready. Brian Cox, who stars as Roy family patriarch Logan, explained at the season four premiere on March 20 that he's "more than ready" for the series to come to a close. Gathered on a balcony of one of Manhattan’s skyscrapers, the extended Roy clan don’t look happy to be in one another’s company again. This time there is no clear split between the warring camps, suggesting that the Roys might end up working closer together this season.

Armstrong confessed that he tried to put off the decision to end the series for good as long as he could. It was still up in the air when the season four writers met and discussed the different paths the show could take from here. They could do two more short seasons, or turn the series into "a more rangy, freewheeling kind of fun show" that would go on for a long time but be more uneven. "Or we could do something a bit more muscular and complete, and go out sort of strong. And that was definitely always my preference," Armstrong shared, adding that the decision to end ultimately came as they wrote and filmed season four. This comes into fruition when Kendall is named successor, Ronan is his named second and three heads of Waystar Royco is classed as too many, so Shiv is pushed out. It’s reinforced throughout season four that Shiv isn’t taken seriously and treated differently to her brothers. When she arrives at Lukas’ Norwegian forest compound, he introduces his only female staff member as “oestrogen air freshener” before asking: “If I hug you will I get a lawsuit?” For Kendall, Logan’s death is a business issue to swiftly resolve, while Roman grieves and tries to defend his dad’s honour and legacy. Tom’s wedding ring Peter Paul Rubens’s Bloody Tiger Hunt Peter Paul Rubens, “The Tiger Hunt” (1615-17) (via Wikimedia Commons)Though Kendall was dismissed from the role in the debut episode, it was simply as Logan wasn’t ready to part with the company yet.