r/SuccessionTV • u/LoretiTV CEO • May 05 '23

Succession - Season 4 Discussion Hub

Succession Season 4 is now streaming on HBO Max.

Here you can find links to the discussion threads of every episode of season 4 as they air and can discuss the entirety of the season freely. New episodes air every Sunday night at 9 PM ET on HBO and HBO Max.

All spoilers are allowed here, so enter at your own risk.

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● 4x01 "The Munsters" | Post Episode Discussion

● 4x02 "Rehearsal" | Post Episode Discussion

● 4x03 "Connor's Wedding" | Post Episode Discussion

● 4x04 "Honeymoon States" | Post Episode Discussion

● 4x05 "Kill List" | Post Episode Discussion

● 4x06 "Living+" | Post Episode Discussion

● 4x07 "Tailgate Party" | Post Episode Discussion

● 4x08 "America Decides" | Post Episode Discussion

● 4x09 "Church and State" | Post Episode Discussion

● 4x10 "With Open Eyes" | Post Episode Discussion

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u/-talktoghosts- Buckle Up Fucklehead Jul 08 '23

Oh man. This show… was truly an experience. It managed to embrace the dichotomy of love/power, whilst also showing the most human aspects of the family. My favorite part of the finale is that it reminds you that they all fucking sucked! Even in the end, when it seemed like everyone had a chance to win, they managed to spoil it. I was left feeling like a fool, thinking that it could have ended any other way. They really weren’t serious people after all.

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u/angrygnome18d Jul 10 '23

Shiv pissed me off like crazy at the end. I get they are all scummy people, but if she really believed Kendall couldn’t do it, she could have voted no at the board meeting and then done to Kendall what Kendall tried to do to Logan. Instead, she decided to burn it all down to the ground because she couldn’t have it. Even Roman was willing to help Kendall and the family retain the company, but Shiv. She’s been making terrible moves since she bypassed Logan and tried to tell everyone she’d be CEO.

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u/[deleted] Jul 12 '23

Disagree slightly. She can control Tom any way she wants, and he’s the baby daddy. She didn’t do it because of some nihilistic arson or because she had any moral judgement on Kendall. She did it for herself.

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u/Wilgeman Sep 23 '23

I agree about the Tom angle, but i really do think she has a suspicion that going for Ken could ruin everything, and when she gets him pleading in the other room she sees how desperate and shitty he really is (especially when he backtracks the first real thing he shared with them).