
Succession — Season 3
The fallout from Kendall’s shocking betrayal leaves Logan Roy reeling at the start of Season 3, his grip on Waystar RoyCo – and his family – dangerously fragile. As he desperately works to shore up alliances both within the company and in the wider world of politics and finance, a fierce corporate power struggle ignites, pushing the already volatile Roy family closer to an all-out civil war.

In the wake of his startling press conference, Kendall sought refuge, desperately seeking a secure foothold. Meanwhile, Logan’s allies worked to establish a place of safety.

Kendall endeavors to rally his siblings, along with Stewy and Sandi, to his cause. Apprehensive about his legal predicament, Greg seeks assistance from Ewan.

As the Department of Justice approached, Logan prepared himself, gathering his resources like a warrior facing battle. Meanwhile, Tom extended an offer that held the potential to irrevocably alter the course of events. And Kendall, consumed…

Logan and Kendall found themselves in a meeting with Josh, a significant investor whose concern hung heavy in the air – the persistent shadow of their family’s long-standing conflict. It was their first time all three had gathered to discus…

At the company's annual shareholders' meeting, Kendall finds himself collaborating with the Waystar team, a gathering complicated by a sudden downturn in Logan's health.

Logan and his team traveled to Virginia for a conservative political conference, where Roman received unexpected news concerning his mother.

At Kendall’s opulent birthday celebration, Shiv and Roman maneuvered to secure a meeting with Lukas Matsson, the tech titan who had recently rebuffed Logan.

Amidst the opulence of an Italian family wedding, Roman harbors doubts, while Gerri firmly establishes boundaries. Meanwhile, the Waystar team finds itself increasingly troubled by a series of unauthorized tweets.

Matsson's proposed union of GoJo and Waystar left Shiv and Roman tasked with navigating the ensuing turmoil, as Logan considered his own course of action.


