Scored by an ominous piano/violin concerto, each episode of Succession cold starts with the juxtaposition of contemporary Manhattan (the best NY skyline cinematography since 1987’s Working Girl) and
The Roy Family is back in full force with the return of SUCCESSION on HBO. The sophomore season offers up ten episodes and HBOWatch is along for the ride which
If this 1-minute 13-second tease for Season Two of the HBO series SUCCESSION is no indication of exciting entertainment post-GOT then I don’t know what is. You have
Boom goes the dynamite in this thrilling finale as Kendall (Jeremy Strong) tries for the final time to break free of his father and create a family explosion
In the second to last episode of the season, we all gather together in England for Shiv (Sarah Snook) and Tom’s (Matthew Macfadyen) impending nuptials. Well, I suppose
This episode focuses on Tom’s (Matthew Macfadyen) bachelor party and since Roman (Kieran Culkin) is planning it, you can certainly expect theatrics. Of which there are plenty. But
As the powerful Roy family has now been divided, image-wise the family could use some help, as Stewey (Arian Moayed) so kindly points out. Never one to miss
The tension between Kendall (Jeremy Strong) and his father Logan (Brian Cox) reaches the pinnacle when Kendall arranges his vote of no confidence for the board meeting. The
Thanksgiving has come for the Roy family and much like any other day, we can expect some drama. But of course, since it’s the Roy family, Thanksgiving goes
We’re getting close to mid-season and the already renewed hit kept the stakes high with this one. Focused around the RECNY Gala, everyone is in high tension over
Succession comes roaring back in its third episode as patriarch Logan Roy (Brian Cox) is released from the hospital and taken home for hospice care. Kendall (Jeremy Strong)
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