


Season 4
In season four, the sale of media conglomerate Waystar Royco to tech visionary Lukas Matsson moves ever closer. The prospect of this seismic sale provokes existential angst and familial division among the Roys as they anticipate what their lives will look like once the deal is completed. A power struggle ensues as the family weighs up a future where their cultural and political weight is severely curtailed.

The Munsters
As Kendall, Shiv, and Roman hone their pitch for potential investors in LA, a call from Tom shifts the siblings' focus towards one of their dad's long-coveted companies. Back in NY, Greg's uninvited plus-one raises questions at Logan's birthday party, Connor considers throwing a gargantuan sum at his campaign, and Tom seeks assurances from Logan.

Rehearsal
After Shiv discovers that Tom is following Logan’s playbook, she, Kendall, and Roman consider backing Sandi and Stewy’s aggressive play on the Matsson deal. Meanwhile, Logan gives an impromptu pep talk to the ATN newsroom… and outsources a tricky conversation with Kerry. Later, Connor tries to make the most of his rehearsal dinner when Willa goes AWOL.

Connor's Wedding
Before heading to Europe to meet with Matsson face-to-face, Logan tasks Roman with implementing an unsavory first step in his strategic refocus. Meanwhile, Connor fixates on minutia at his wedding.

Honeymoon States
As Roman, Kendall and Shiv navigate a misstep with Matsson, the Waystar team discusses a pivotal recommendation to the board ahead of the GoJo sale. Angling for position, Kendall seeks support from Stewy and Hugo.

Kill List
After being summoned to Norway for a GoJo team-building retreat, Waystar's old guard grows increasingly concerned over the trip's true purpose. Later, when Matsson makes a play for ATN, Shiv, Kendall and Roman consider whether to fight for Logan's crown jewel.

Living+
Ahead of a crucial new product launch on Investor Day, Shiv weighs a business proposal from Matsson, while Kendall and Roman call an impromptu meeting to flip the script on their latest interaction with the tech billionaire. Later, the brothers each try to match Logan’s tempestuous style, with varying results.

Tailgate Party
Hoping to work the angles on the GoJo deal, Kendall and Roman ask Shiv to invite a political insider to Logan’s annual pre-election day party. Later, Connor considers whether to adjust his ambitions after receiving intel from the Mencken team, while Kendall and Roman catch wind of a potentially fortuitous scandal.

America Decides
On election night, Tom tries to manage an increasingly chaotic newsroom, while Kendall, Shiv, and Roman spar over the consequences of the result – for themselves, the company, and the country.

Church and State
As the family girds themselves for an emotional funeral, Kendall finds himself at odds with Rava… and inopportune news from Jess. Later, Shiv tries to reposition herself within a new political landscape, as Kendall rallies supporters to his side.

With Open Eyes
Ahead of the final board vote on the Waystar-GoJo deal, Kendall and Shiv try to shore up their opposing interests...and get a fix on the whereabouts of a physically and emotionally bruised Roman.
Avis de la communauté (12)
Somehow, they did it. They outdid season 2. I never thought it possible. Simply astounding. This is peak TV.
What a painfully satisfying ending! My god!
Although it feels like these characters still have so many stories to tell, the fourth season provided a satisfying (yet bitter) conclusion. The overall plotting might feet slightly uneven, as we keep going back and forth some of the same dynamics we’ve already witnessed in the previous seasons, yet each individual episode had something interesting to say. I must admit, I rolled my eyes when the Pierce acquisition reared its head again, and I couldn't help but sigh when Roman started slipping back into his old habits. But fear not! There's a major shift early on that flips the script and adds a fresh perspective to the mix. Sure, it takes the show a few episodes to find its footing again, but once it does, buckle up for a great ride that will leave you gasping for breath by the surprising, yet somehow sadly realistic, finale. While comic relief characters like Tom and, to some extent, Connor managed to get more three dimensional over time, the siblings have been strangely static. Especially when they start messing up mid-season, I thought the writers overdid it a little. For how inept they might be, I remembered them a little smarter. Still, we’re talking about minor flaws in one of the rare shows where quality could stay consistent throughout its entire run.
Succession continues to be the best show on television and my favorite show of all time with this banger of a final season. Culkin and Snook take their performances to new heights this season, and Strong is unbelievable in the finale. The script is as tight as ever, and the conclusion is thematically consistent and satisfying. This is certainly the most emotional of the four seasons, and I'm so grateful to have four seasons of this masterpiece to cherish.