<p>In a real-life twist reminiscent of HBO's <em>Succession</em>, media magnate Rupert Murdoch announced his departure as chairman of News Corp and Fox Corporation, passing the torch to his eldest son, Lachlan Murdoch. The announcement on September 21 had fans drawing uncanny parallels between the Murdoch family's corporate drama and the hit TV series.</p>

<p>Murdoch is set to become chairman emeritus for both companies in mid-November. He remains committed to engaging with news and ideas but in different roles. The decision marks a pivotal moment in the Murdoch family's history, where Rupert's children have often followed in his footsteps, working for the family business.</p>

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<p>The creators of <em>Succession </em>drew inspiration from families like the Murdochs, Redstones, and Mercers. The show's portrayal of the power struggles within the fictional Roy family mirrors the real-life Murdoch dynamics, making for a fascinating exploration of corporate power.</p>

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<p>Jesse Armstrong, the show's creator, clarified that while they drew inspiration from real-life influences, <em>Succession </em>isn't a direct representation of any specific family.&nbsp;</p>

<p>He told The New York Times in 2019, “The amazing thing about this stuff is that it’s everywhere. Sumner Redstone’s family. The Mercers. The Murdochs. Conrad Black. Sometimes people have said, it’s really about these people, isn’t it? It’s based on them. And: No. We read widely and we do take elements of stuff."</p>

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<p>As <em>Succession </em>wrapped up its fourth season with numerous Emmy nominations, fans on social media couldn't resist connecting the show to Lachlan Murdoch's ascent.</p>

<p>Some playfully declared Lachlan's takeover as the true finale, saying, "Succession finally ended today. Lachlan Murdoch 'won'."</p>

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<p>Another user quipped, "Lachlan Murdoch taking over Fox is a beautiful story for everyone who felt bad for Kendall on <em>Succession</em>." Kendall Roy, a central character in the series, struggles with his desire to lead the family's media empire only to be ambushed by his equally ambitious and scheming siblings, mirroring the real-life Murdoch family dynamics.</p>

<p>And in real life, Lachlan Murdoch, in a statement, celebrated his father's 70-year career, thanking him for his visionary leadership and enduring legacy.</p>

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In a real-life twist reminiscent of HBO's Succession, media magnate Rupert Murdoch announced his departure as chairman of News Corp and Fox Corporation, passing the torch to his eldest son, Lachlan Murdoch.

In a real-life twist reminiscent of HBO's Succession, media magnate Rupert Murdoch announced his departure as chairman of News Corp and Fox Corporation, passing the torch to his eldest son, Lachlan Murdoch. The announcement on September 21 had fans drawing uncanny parallels between the Murdoch family's corporate drama and the hit TV series. Murdoch is set to become chairman emeritus for both companies in mid-November. He remains committed to engaging with news and ideas but in different roles. The decision marks a pivotal moment in the Murdoch family's history, where Rupert's children have often followed in his footsteps, working for the family business. Also Read | Rupert Murdoch, 92, steps down as Fox chairman after seven-decade career, hands reigns to son Lachlan The creators of Succession drew inspiration from families like the Murdochs, Redstones, and Mercers. The show's portrayal of the power struggles within the fictional Roy family mirrors the real-life Murdoch dynamics, making for a fascinating exploration of corporate power. Jesse Armstrong, the show's creator, clarified that while they drew inspiration from real-life influences, Succession isn't a direct representation of any specific family. He told The New York Times in 2019, “The amazing thing about this stuff is that it’s everywhere. Sumner Redstone’s family. The Mercers. The Murdochs. Conrad Black. Sometimes people have said, it’s really about these people, isn’t it? It’s based on them. And: No. We read widely and we do take elements of stuff." Also Read | Succession finale review: A dark, fitting, and unforgettable conclusion to an uncompromising show As Succession wrapped up its fourth season with numerous Emmy nominations, fans on social media couldn't resist connecting the show to Lachlan Murdoch's ascent. Some playfully declared Lachlan's takeover as the true finale, saying, "Succession finally ended today. Lachlan Murdoch 'won'." Succession finally ended today. Lachlan Murdoch ‘won’… pic.twitter.com/OGJIIOlUkc — Matthew Lumby (@MatthewLumby) September 21, 2023 × Lachlan Murdoch taking over Fox is a beautiful story for everyone who felt bad for Kendall on Succession pic.twitter.com/ppBLCZzbIX — J-L Cauvin - Pittsburgh 10/11 (@JLCauvin) September 21, 2023 × Lachlan Murdoch won Succession. ..my money was on Greg. — Jamie Cummins (@jc_cummins) September 21, 2023 × Lachlan Murdoch to take over from Rupert Murdoch. No more seasons of Succession. — Swapan Seth (@swapanseth) September 21, 2023 × When Kendall, Roman, Shiv, & Logan Roy (Succession) found out that Rupert Murdoch is retiring from Fox News Corporation .. pic.twitter.com/yIO2LXmgkR — Van (@vanman_1000) September 21, 2023 × Another user quipped, "Lachlan Murdoch taking over Fox is a beautiful story for everyone who felt bad for Kendall on Succession." Kendall Roy, a central character in the series, struggles with his desire to lead the family's media empire only to be ambushed by his equally ambitious and scheming siblings, mirroring the real-life Murdoch family dynamics. And in real life, Lachlan Murdoch, in a statement, celebrated his father's 70-year career, thanking him for his visionary leadership and enduring legacy. He spoke on behalf of boards of directors, leadership teams, and shareholders, highlighting his father's impact on countless people and the companies he founded. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

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From Ned Stark to Logan Roy: Most shocking TV deaths that left fans reeling

<p><strong>Succession season 4 episode 3:&nbsp;</strong>The death of Logan Roy in the HBO series <em>Succession </em>has left audiences, including this scribe, reeling. Who knew an episode titled Connor's Wedding' will take the wind out of so many collective sails? The episode itself was a tour-de-force in television writing and acting, and might just be the best episode of the show. It made me (and, I expect, most of you) grieve for somebody who was basically a monster. He was known for his ruthless business tactics, uncompromising demeanour, and almost eerie ability to manipulate those around him to maintain his power and control. He also thrived on his bullying, overcoming ill health by the sheer force of his will.</p>

<p>With Logan gone, there is a power vacuum at the top of Waystar Royco, a media conglomerate that he built from the ground up and controlled with an iron fist.&nbsp;</p>

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<h2><strong>The consequences of Logan's death</strong></h2>

<p>There are going to have far-reaching consequences for the Roys and the media industry as a whole. Logan had a complex relationship with his children. His four offspring — Kendall, Roman, Shiv, and Connor — have all been affected in different ways by his passing. Kendall, who had been vying for control of the company and battling his father for years, was forced to confront the reality of his loss and his own shortcomings as a son.&nbsp;</p>

<p>As he sees it, he had been so consumed by his desire to take over Waystar Royco that he had lost sight of the emotional cost of his actions. The weight of his father's death will weigh heavily on him. He realises that his relationship with Logan had been defined by power struggles rather than love and affection. That is mostly Logan's fault, of course, but Kendall is not going to see it that way. Because, and this is important, he is not his father.</p>

<p>Roman, on the other hand, had always been the most subservient of the children. He had long struggled with his father's expectations and often found himself playing second fiddle to his siblings. His guilt over the last words he ever spoke to his father (where he called him c*nt for forcing him to apprise Gerri about her dismissal from the company) on voicemail that Logan may or may not have checked will endure. The suddenness of his father's demise only makes his feelings of remorse more acute. He even might feel that those last words may have played a role in the death of Logan.</p>

<p>Shiv, the only daughter in the family, had earlier been trying to forge her own path away from the Roy family. She had moved to New York and taken a job in politics, distancing herself from the family's media empire. However, Logan's illness and the ensuing power struggle pulled her back into the fold, forcing her to confront the legacy and future of Waystar Royco. She was torn between her loyalty to her family and her desire to chart her own course. Now that Logan is dead, she lost the father who, in his own twisted way, loved her the most among his kids.</p>

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<p>And then there was Connor, the black sheep of the family. He had always been something of an outsider, estranged from his siblings and often mocked by his father. His relationship with Logan was strained at best, and he struggled to come to terms with the fact that his father had never truly loved him. Logan's sudden passing has left Connor with a mix of emotions, from grief to bitterness, and he found keeping busy and going on with the marriage was one way of dealing with his grief.&nbsp;</p>

<h2><strong>Succession season 4 episode 3:&nbsp;The impact of Logan's death goes beyond the Roys</strong></h2>

<p>But the impact of Logan's death will not be limited to his children. The entire media industry was thrown into chaos as the news of his passing spread. Waystar Royco, the company that Logan had built, was now without a clear leader. Shareholders, employees, and competitors were left wondering what would happen next. The power struggles that had defined the Roy family were now playing out on a much larger stage.</p>

<p>In the wake of Logan's death, the Roys are forced to come together to mourn their loss and figure out what to do next. The question of who would take over Waystar Royco looms large, with each of the children jockeying for position. Kendall is the obvious choice, but his past mistakes made him a risky pick. Roman had been loyal to his father but lacks the experience to lead. Shiv is a wildcard, with her loyalty to the family in question. And Connor was a long shot, with little experience in the media industry.</p>

<p>The power struggles that had been simmering beneath the surface of the family dynamic will now play out in full view. Each of the children will have to confront their own motivations and desires, as well as their relationships with each other. The legacy of Logan Roy hangs over them like a cloud, and the question of whether they could preserve it or tear it apart will be a constant source of tension for the rest of the episodes.</p>

<p>The road ahead is filled with twists, turns, and heartbreak. Logan Roy's death, after all, shook the foundation of the Roy family and the media industry as a whole, leaving behind a legacy that will be felt for years to come.</p>

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Succession season 4 episode 3: The death of Logan Roy in the HBO series Succession has left audiences, including this scribe, reeling. Who knew an episode titled Connor's Wedding' will take the wind out of so many collective sails?

Succession season 4 episode 3: The death of Logan Roy in the HBO series Succession has left audiences, including this scribe, reeling. Who knew an episode titled Connor's Wedding' will take the wind out of so many collective sails? The episode itself was a tour-de-force in television writing and acting, and might just be the best episode of the show. It made me (and, I expect, most of you) grieve for somebody who was basically a monster. He was known for his ruthless business tactics, uncompromising demeanour, and almost eerie ability to manipulate those around him to maintain his power and control. He also thrived on his bullying, overcoming ill health by the sheer force of his will. With Logan gone, there is a power vacuum at the top of Waystar Royco, a media conglomerate that he built from the ground up and controlled with an iron fist. The consequences of Logan's death There are going to have far-reaching consequences for the Roys and the media industry as a whole. Logan had a complex relationship with his children. His four offspring — Kendall, Roman, Shiv, and Connor — have all been affected in different ways by his passing. Kendall, who had been vying for control of the company and battling his father for years, was forced to confront the reality of his loss and his own shortcomings as a son. As he sees it, he had been so consumed by his desire to take over Waystar Royco that he had lost sight of the emotional cost of his actions. The weight of his father's death will weigh heavily on him. He realises that his relationship with Logan had been defined by power struggles rather than love and affection. That is mostly Logan's fault, of course, but Kendall is not going to see it that way. Because, and this is important, he is not his father. Roman, on the other hand, had always been the most subservient of the children. He had long struggled with his father's expectations and often found himself playing second fiddle to his siblings. His guilt over the last words he ever spoke to his father (where he called him c*nt for forcing him to apprise Gerri about her dismissal from the company) on voicemail that Logan may or may not have checked will endure. The suddenness of his father's demise only makes his feelings of remorse more acute. He even might feel that those last words may have played a role in the death of Logan. Shiv, the only daughter in the family, had earlier been trying to forge her own path away from the Roy family. She had moved to New York and taken a job in politics, distancing herself from the family's media empire. However, Logan's illness and the ensuing power struggle pulled her back into the fold, forcing her to confront the legacy and future of Waystar Royco. She was torn between her loyalty to her family and her desire to chart her own course. Now that Logan is dead, she lost the father who, in his own twisted way, loved her the most among his kids. And then there was Connor, the black sheep of the family. He had always been something of an outsider, estranged from his siblings and often mocked by his father. His relationship with Logan was strained at best, and he struggled to come to terms with the fact that his father had never truly loved him. Logan's sudden passing has left Connor with a mix of emotions, from grief to bitterness, and he found keeping busy and going on with the marriage was one way of dealing with his grief. Succession season 4 episode 3: The impact of Logan's death goes beyond the Roys But the impact of Logan's death will not be limited to his children. The entire media industry was thrown into chaos as the news of his passing spread. Waystar Royco, the company that Logan had built, was now without a clear leader. Shareholders, employees, and competitors were left wondering what would happen next. The power struggles that had defined the Roy family were now playing out on a much larger stage. In the wake of Logan's death, the Roys are forced to come together to mourn their loss and figure out what to do next. The question of who would take over Waystar Royco looms large, with each of the children jockeying for position. Kendall is the obvious choice, but his past mistakes made him a risky pick. Roman had been loyal to his father but lacks the experience to lead. Shiv is a wildcard, with her loyalty to the family in question. And Connor was a long shot, with little experience in the media industry. The power struggles that had been simmering beneath the surface of the family dynamic will now play out in full view. Each of the children will have to confront their own motivations and desires, as well as their relationships with each other. The legacy of Logan Roy hangs over them like a cloud, and the question of whether they could preserve it or tear it apart will be a constant source of tension for the rest of the episodes. The road ahead is filled with twists, turns, and heartbreak. Logan Roy's death, after all, shook the foundation of the Roy family and the media industry as a whole, leaving behind a legacy that will be felt for years to come. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

Succession season 4 episode 3: After Logan's death, what's next for the Roys?

<p>The upcoming fourth season of <em>Succession</em>, which premieres next month, will also end the HBO series. This was confirmed by the creator of the show, Jesse Armstrong, while speaking to The New Yorker. He said, “I quite like that idea, creatively, because then the audience is just able to enjoy everything as it comes, without trying to figure things out, or perceiving things in a certain way once they know it’s the final season." The show follows the Roy family, a wealthy and powerful media dynasty based in New York City run by Rupert Murdoch-esque patriarch, Logan Roy (played by Brian Cox). He is the founder and CEO of a global media conglomerate called Waystar Royco, and is preparing to retire.</p>

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<p>His decision sets off a power struggle among his children, who are all vying for control of the company. But then Logan decides that he will stick to power for now despite his ailing health. And once he decides that, he appears to thrive on power and becomes healthier.</p>

<p>The show, which has won an impressive 13 Emmy Awards thus far, explores themes of family, power, wealth, and corruption, as the Roy siblings navigate their complicated relationships with each other and their father, while also trying to outmanoeuvre each other in the battle for control of the company. The show has been praised for its sharp writing, strong performances, and its depiction of the corrupting influence of wealth and power.</p>

<p>In season 4, Logan is angry with his children for trying to oust him in the finale of season 3. In a promo for season 4, he is seen to be disparaging them, his own children, as "pygmies" and calls himself a&nbsp;titan. His children, meanwhile, know they screwed up, but find comfort in uniting for once against their bullying father. It is, of course, anybody's guess whether this fragile Rebel Alliance will hold as they all want power and they seem to mind sharing. And this disunity is what Logan, likely, is going to exploit.<br />
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The upcoming fourth season of Succession, which premieres next month, will also end the HBO series. This was confirmed by the creator of the show, Jesse Armstrong, while speaking to The New Yorker.

The upcoming fourth season of Succession, which premieres next month, will also end the HBO series. This was confirmed by the creator of the show, Jesse Armstrong, while speaking to The New Yorker. He said, “I quite like that idea, creatively, because then the audience is just able to enjoy everything as it comes, without trying to figure things out, or perceiving things in a certain way once they know it’s the final season." The show follows the Roy family, a wealthy and powerful media dynasty based in New York City run by Rupert Murdoch-esque patriarch, Logan Roy (played by Brian Cox). He is the founder and CEO of a global media conglomerate called Waystar Royco, and is preparing to retire. His decision sets off a power struggle among his children, who are all vying for control of the company. But then Logan decides that he will stick to power for now despite his ailing health. And once he decides that, he appears to thrive on power and becomes healthier. The show, which has won an impressive 13 Emmy Awards thus far, explores themes of family, power, wealth, and corruption, as the Roy siblings navigate their complicated relationships with each other and their father, while also trying to outmanoeuvre each other in the battle for control of the company. The show has been praised for its sharp writing, strong performances, and its depiction of the corrupting influence of wealth and power. In season 4, Logan is angry with his children for trying to oust him in the finale of season 3. In a promo for season 4, he is seen to be disparaging them, his own children, as "pygmies" and calls himself a titan. His children, meanwhile, know they screwed up, but find comfort in uniting for once against their bullying father. It is, of course, anybody's guess whether this fragile Rebel Alliance will hold as they all want power and they seem to mind sharing. And this disunity is what Logan, likely, is going to exploit. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

HBO's Succession to end with upcoming season 4, confirms creator Jesse Armstrong

<p>Brian Cox's Logan Roy, the high-handed patriarch of his family and the owner of media conglomerate Waystar Royco in HBO's 'Succession', was expected to step down in the first season and hand the reins of the company to his eldest child, Kendall Roy (Jeremy Strong). But we know what happened. He deems everyone who isn't him unfit to step into his shoes. And recovering from various ailments, he appeared to leech off energy from his adversaries (which includes his children). Now that, after the events of season 3 finale, he knows his children wilfully staged a coup, he is going to only double down on his ruthless ways.</p>

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<p>A teaser for season 4, well, teases that Logan is really angry with his children, who he disparages as "pygmies" and calls himself as a 100-feet tall titan. His children, meanwhile, know they screwed up, but find comfort in uniting for once against their bullying father. It is, of course, anybody's guess whether this fragile Rebel Alliance will hold as they all want power and they seem to mind sharing. And this disunity is what Logan, likely, is going to exploit.</p>

<p>Meanwhile, Tom Wambsgans (Matthew Macfadyen, who won a well-deserving Emmy for his performance) asks Siobhan Roy (Sarah Snook), his wife, whether she wants to talk about what happened. On her face is a look as though she is aware who ratted she and her brothers out (it was Tom himself).</p>

<p>We cannot wait for this war, which is going to get ugly. And remember, Waystar Royco is still undergoing a crisis.&nbsp;</p>

<p>'Succession' season 4 will arrive sometime in 2023.</p>


Brian Cox's Logan Roy, the high-handed patriarch of his family and the owner of media conglomerate Waystar Royco in HBO's 'Succession', was expected to step down in the first season and hand the reins of the company to his eldest child, Kendall Roy (Jeremy Strong).

Brian Cox's Logan Roy, the high-handed patriarch of his family and the owner of media conglomerate Waystar Royco in HBO's 'Succession', was expected to step down in the first season and hand the reins of the company to his eldest child, Kendall Roy (Jeremy Strong). But we know what happened. He deems everyone who isn't him unfit to step into his shoes. And recovering from various ailments, he appeared to leech off energy from his adversaries (which includes his children). Now that, after the events of season 3 finale, he knows his children wilfully staged a coup, he is going to only double down on his ruthless ways. A teaser for season 4, well, teases that Logan is really angry with his children, who he disparages as "pygmies" and calls himself as a 100-feet tall titan. His children, meanwhile, know they screwed up, but find comfort in uniting for once against their bullying father. It is, of course, anybody's guess whether this fragile Rebel Alliance will hold as they all want power and they seem to mind sharing. And this disunity is what Logan, likely, is going to exploit. Meanwhile, Tom Wambsgans (Matthew Macfadyen, who won a well-deserving Emmy for his performance) asks Siobhan Roy (Sarah Snook), his wife, whether she wants to talk about what happened. On her face is a look as though she is aware who ratted she and her brothers out (it was Tom himself). We cannot wait for this war, which is going to get ugly. And remember, Waystar Royco is still undergoing a crisis. 'Succession' season 4 will arrive sometime in 2023.

'Succession' season 4 teaser: It's Logan Roy vs the Rebel Alliance

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'Succession' season 4 teaser: It's Logan Roy vs the Rebel Alliance