SUCCESSION has proved a big hit since it’s launch back in June 2018.
After being delayed due to Covid, the show is finally back for season three. Here’s how you can watch it.
How to watch Succession in the UK?
Succession season three will be available on Sky Atlantic with a NOW Entertainment membership from October 18, 9pm ET.
The previous two episodes are available to watch on Netflix.
Amazon Prime also has the first two seasons, but they’re only available to purchase and don’t come with a Prime subscription.
How to watch Succession in the US?
HBO is the only place to find season three of Succession in the United States.
If HBO isn’t part of your cable package, you can stream Succession season 3 on HBO Max.
New episodes air every Sunday at 9pm ET on HBO.
The show is also available on streaming platform Hulu.
You can also view it on Amazon Prime Video if you are willing to pay extra to add HBO on Amazon Channels.
How many seasons of Succession are there?
Three seasons of Succession have been released so far.
Season one aired in June 2018, while season two was released in August 2019.
The third season aired October 17, 2021.
What’s Succession about?
The satirical comedy-drama follows the Roy family – dysfunctional owners of a global media and hospitality empire – as they fight for control of the company amid family patriarch Logan’s uncertain health.
The series tracks their lives as they contemplate what the future will hold for them once their ageing father begins to step back from the company.
Explaining what fans can expect from season three, Brian Cox told The Daily Beast: “There are a lot of things to be explored in season three.
“The succession itself is still to be explored; how to keep Waystar together and stop it from going under; how to stop the proxy battle and company takeover.
“Roman has suddenly risen, and will emerge quite strongly I think.”
The show was created by British author Jesse Armstrong who is also the co-creator of the Channel 4 comedy series Peep Show and Fresh Meat.
It is also executive produced by Hollywood star Will Ferrell and Adam McKay – who has worked on Saturday Night Live, Anchorman, The Big Short, The Other Guys and Vice.
