How to watch Succession: US and UK streaming details
The series is in its fourth and final season...
The final season is finally here, and fans are eager to know how to watch Succession...
Succession has had audiences hooked since it first aired in 2018. The dark comedy-drama follows the Roy family - which controls one of the biggest media companies in the world - after their patriarch, Logan (Brian Cox), steps back from the family business. The decision sees his children begin competing to take his place, and the scheming and backstabbing has now entered its fourth season.
Just like TV fans have been keen to know where they can watch The White Lotus - another hit comedy drama - and stand-out Oscar winner Everything Everywhere All at Once, as well as wondering where they can watch New Girl after it leaves Netflix, viewers have been asking similar questions of the latest hit TV series, Succession season 4.
How to watch Succession in the UK
The fourth season of Succession is available to watch in the UK on Sky Atlantic or NOW, following the series premiere on Monday 27 March. And if you're yet to watch the previous seasons, you can also catch up on NOW, while seasons 1-3 are available on Amazon Prime too.
To watch the latest series, you can sign up to Sky via their website for £26 per month. Or, to stream it on NOW, you can purchase an Entertainment Pass for £9.99 per month - and this includes a seven-day free trial available for all first-time subscribers.
How to watch Succession in the US
Succession is available to watch in the US via HBO on cable, following its premiere on 26 March. It can also be streamed on HBO Max for those with a subscription.
You can subscribe to HBO for $15.99 per month, while plans for HBO Max start at $9.99/month. You can also add HBO Max to your Hulu subscription for $14.99 a month more.
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And if you want to catch up on previous seasons of Succession, you can buy individual episodes on other streaming services, including Amazon, Google Play, iTunes, and via premium subscription to YouTube TV.
Succession season 4: How many episodes are there?
The final season of Succession is made up of 10 episodes. Episodes air weekly every Sunday at 9pm ET/PT on HBO. The same episode airs on Monday in the UK and is available to stream on Sky Go straight after their 2am release. Each episode will also air the same evening at 9pm on Sky Atlantic in the UK.
After those 10 episodes, that's it for the hit show. Show writer Jesse Armstrong revealed back in February that season four would be the end of Succession, telling The New Yorker: "I got together with a few of my fellow writers before we started the writing of season four… and I sort of said, 'Look, I think this maybe should be it.'"
Succession season 4 cast
- Brian Cox as Logan
- Sarah Snook as Shiv
- Jeremy Strong as Kendall
- Kieran Culkin as Roman
- Alan Ruck as Connor
- J. Smith-Cameron as Gerri
- Nicholas Braun as Greg
- Matthew Macfadyen as Tom
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