Succession Premiere: The Roy Children Finally Notch a Win Against Logan

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🗓️ 27 March 2023

⏱️ 43 minutes

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Succession returns for its fourth and final season—and Still Watching is here to unpack the Roy children's big purchase, the dissolution of Tom and Shiv's marriage, and what, exactly, happened to Anne Pierce in Maine.

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0:00.0	Hello and welcome to Still Watching, a weekly television podcast from Vanity Fair.
0:13.0	I'm Richard Lawson.
0:14.1	And I'm Chris Murphy.
0:15.5	We're here to discuss the first episode of the final season of HBO's succession.
0:20.9	Monsters meet the fucking monsters.
0:24.6	But before we break down that episode, let's return to the end of season three, where
0:29.4	we left off with the great unification of the Roy children against their father Logan.
0:35.0	How do we feel about killing dad?
0:37.8	Thanks, Felix.
0:41.1	Pass me the fucking shotgun.
0:42.9	Okay.
0:44.2	Big episode in Italy.
0:46.4	After Logan pushes his own children sort of out of the company via a back channel deal
0:53.7	with his ex-wife.
1:03.4	The Roy children have sort of banded together.
1:05.9	His ex-wife and his daughter's now a strange husband, Tom.
1:10.1	Yes, yes, we can't forget.
1:12.0	I might need you as my attack dog.
1:15.4	Ships husband, Tom also helped orchestrate the deal that saw Roman, Shiven, Kendall sort
1:21.0	of cut out of dealings at Wastar Rico.
1:23.5	You bust him here, guns him hand, and now you find they've turned the fucking sausages.
1:30.2	You talk about love.
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