Succession

Still addled from the events in England, Kendall tries to make amends with his dad; Logan receives some unvarnished advice from his financial banker; Tom maneuvers for a new position in the company.

Shiv weighs her options between Waystar Royco and Gil’s campaign, while Roman and Kendall disagree on how to proceed with uncooperative new media company Vaulter.

Logan informs his management team of his plan to make another attempt to acquire a rival media company; Greg worries his meeting with a Logan biographer puts his standing with the family at risk; Connor's presidential announcement irritates Logan.

Roman begins a six-week management training program; Connor and Willa attend the funeral of a family friend with a complicated past; Logan and Kendall arrange a covert meeting with PGM CEO Rhea Jarrell; controversy surrounds a star anchor.

Logan attempts to solidify his buyout of PGM at a weekend retreat at the Pierce family home; Shiv, Roman and Connor veer from their carefully orchestrated roles; the Pierces question whether an alliance with Waystar Royco will tarnish their legacy.

Logan’s deal with the Pierces is threatened; Kendall, Shiv and Roman differ on damage control strategies; Tom worries about ATN’s new slogan.

A trip to the UK finds the Roy kids negotiating with their mother; Logan turns to Rhea for advice; Greg goes to great lengths to protect himself when Tom gets spooked by an internal investigation.

Logan reflects on his past and future upon returning to his hometown of Dundee, Scotland; Shiv conspires to take down Rhea; Kendall becomes enamored with an actress; Greg gets an ultimatum.

With the shareholders meeting imminent and Waystar Royco in a precarious position after a whistleblower makes headlines, Logan, Kendall, Gerri and Tom testify before Congress and face tough questions from a determined Gil Eavis. Shiv speaks candidly to Kira, a victim who is set to be a key witness. In Turkey, Roman’s business pitch takes a chilling turn.

Logan weighs whether a member of the family, or a top lieutenant, will need to be sacrificed to salvage the company's tarnished reputation. Roman shares his hesitations about a new source of financing, as Kendall suggests a familiar alternative.