succession plan" ostensibly firmly in place, with Logan's second son Kendall (Jeremy Strong) slated to take over his father's sprawling kingdom. that invites the umbrage of Logan, who thinks Kendall should be "all business"). Unfortunately, Logan lets the kids know they have a couple of Selected items are only available for delivery via the Royal Mail 48® service and other items are available for delivery using this service for a charge. here, which include things like lots of handheld sequences, and cutting between various "takes" of the same scene with slightly altered framings. play at the interim, and there are any number of cat and mouse games going on throughout this first season. In fact, it's arguable there are few

surprised to see it's still eking out a broadcast life on Fox. 20th Century Fox hasn't supported Blu-ray releases of the series after its firstafter Logan's demise, and that sets up most of the internecine friction in the series. Interestingly, then, the series actually starts with a younger siblings Roman (Kieran Culkin), a kind of snarky but loveable jokester who supposedly wants nothing to do with his father's business

holdings in various media, including print, film and television. Logan's at the point where at least his family is thinking about what comes his third wife Marcia (Hiam Abbass), an exotic "foreigner" who of course turns out to have a few skeletons in her closet. Kendall is desperately

trying to close a deal with an upstart internet company that kind of sounds like Gawker, but still makes time to attend the festivities (something Succession has a rather novelistic approach to this tale, and as such there is a fairly wide variety of characters wending their way in, out hours or so to sign a new agreement about the Logan Family Trust where Marcia would more or less have the most power after Logan's death.