The first season of Succession debuted on HBO, introducing audiences to the Roy family and their media empire.
The second season of Succession premiered, receiving critical acclaim and expanding the show's audience.
Succession won the Golden Globe Award for Best Television Series – Drama, marking a major recognition for the show.
The third season of Succession premiered, continuing the story of the Roy family’s power struggles.
Succession received the Emmy Award for Outstanding Drama Series, solidifying its status as a critically acclaimed show.
The Roy family and Waystar RoyCo executives gather to celebrate Logan Roy's 80th birthday, setting the stage for internal corporate struggles.
Logan Roy hints at stepping down as CEO, leading to intense competition among his children for control of Waystar RoyCo.
Kendall Roy attempts to orchestrate a boardroom coup to take over the company but fails, leading to further family tensions.
A major scandal involving Waystar RoyCo's cruise division emerges, putting the company's reputation at risk.
Logan Roy suffers a fatal stroke, culminating in a power vacuum within the Roy family and company.
The Roy siblings engage in a fierce battle for control of Waystar RoyCo after their father's death.
Waystar RoyCo considers selling to GoJo Media, sparking strategic shifts and alliances.
The Roy family faces off in a decisive board meeting determining the future leadership of Waystar RoyCo.
