In the previous episode of Succession, it’s Kendall’s (Jeremy Strong) birthday, and the Roy sibling is throwing a lavish party. Kendall throws a big fortieth birthday party and realizes that the hope he once had that his siblings would side with him against their father is long gone. Roman, on the other hand, is on the verge of securing his status as Favored Child. Check out our Succession Season 3 Episode 7 recap! The upcoming installment is eagerly anticipated by fans. The trailer for Succession Season 3 Episode 8 “What It Takes” can be found below, along with the air date.
Succession Season 3 Episode 9 Release Date
Succession Season 3 Episode 8 Recap
Succession Season 3 Episode 8 Spoilers
This episode should seem authentic. It’s another way into the wealthy’s world and another chance for massive havoc. Let’s start with the title of “Chiantishire.” That title is a moniker given to a wealthy region in Tuscany, Italy. There are many American and British ex-pats living there, so it seems that this might be a family hideaway for some of the Roys. Along with this is the penultimate episode! it’s true: This season has only nine episodes. Whatever happens here will set the stage for the conclusion we know there will be a season 4 so don’t worry about that.
Succession Episode 308 Synopsis: At a wedding in Italy, Roman airs suspicions; Gerri draws a line and the Waystar team grows concerned over rogue tweets.
Succession Season 3 Episode 8 Release Date
HBO’s Succession Season 3 Episode 8 will release on Sunday, December 5 at 9 pm ET/PT, (US), and in the UK on December, December 6 on Sky Atlantic and NOW. The series will also be available online on HBO Max. You may watch the show online via DirecTV, Xfinity Stream, Hulu, or Youtube TV. Season 3 is also available on Amazon Prime Video. Previous seasons are available on-demand on iTunes, Vudu, Google Play, and Microsoft Store.
How many episodes are left in Succession Season 3?
Thinking forwards, this season will consist of nine episodes, which is one less than the previous one. In the schedule below, you can see when all of the episodes will be released:
On Sunday, October 24th, Succession Episode 302 aired ‘Mass in Time of War,’
on Sunday, October 31st, Succession Episode 303 will be ‘The Disruption.’
On Sunday, November 7th, watch Succession Episode 304: ‘Lion in the Meadow.’
On Sunday, November 14th, see Succession Episode 305: ‘Retired Janitors of Idaho.’
On Sunday, November 21st, watch Succession Episode 306: ‘What It Takes.’
On Sunday, November 28th, watch Succession Episode 307: ‘Too Much Birthday.’
On Sunday, December 5th, watch Succession Episode 308: ‘Chiantishire’
on Sunday, December 12th, watch Episode 9: TBA.
Succession Season 3 Episode 7 Recap
Kendall begins by performing a cover of Billy Joel’s “Honesty,” selected to highlight his current social justice attitude after uncovering Waystar’s misdeeds. Then Shiv (Snook) and Roman (Culkin) work on a pitch for Gojo owner Lukas Matsson (Skarsgrd). Tom (Matthew Macfadyen) keeps scrolling through jail sites on his phone, and everyone wonders who will be attending Kendall’s big party. Finally, Gerri (J. Smith-Cameron) informs the main Waystar crew that incarceration appears to be off the table due to the Department of Justice liking the company overhaul. Tom, relieved, excuses himself to visit Greg (Nicholas Braun).
The figures for Kendall’s next party show that eighty percent of A-listers have RSVP’d but his siblings haven’t. When Shiv and Roman realize Lukas is no longer coming to their meeting, they have just one option… to attend Kendall’s party where Lukas is also expected to appear. Logan offers Roman a card addressed to Kendall before leaving his office. That night, the Roy youngsters dress up to secure Waystar’s next big transaction and cause havoc. Kendall’s World is the party’s theme, and everyone who attends is born into it. The party’s ostentatiousness continues when the siblings seek out Kendall in his VIP area. Kendall ushers his brothers about after some light joking and the birthday boy receiving Logan’s card. Connor (Alan Ruck) dislikes it since it refers to a personal event. Kendall removes the photographs after noticing his brother’s reaction, but tension builds.
Kendall leaves to socialize, but not before opening Logan’s card and reading the note inside: “cash out and f**k off.” He tells Naomi (Annabelle Dexter-Jones) about the gift, and she asks how much he contributed. When she hears two billion, she can’t help but try to persuade Kendall. Then Comfry (Dasha Nekrasova), Kendall’s PR lady, ruins Tom’s plans to take her out by revealing that Kendall wants to publicly burn Greg to bolster his case against Waystar and Logan. She pledges to be gentle, but she leaves him tongue-tied and worried.
Kendall questions Shiv and Roman at the entrance to his treehouse area of the party, enraged about the card and see what his siblings’ attendance means. They confess they come for business, but they’re denied admission to Lukas’ private section. Shiv is enraged when she learns of Logan and Roman’s card to Kendall. Shiv storms off, leaving Roman behind as Kendall enters the treehouse. And Lukas who is too cool for the rest of the party is obsessed with his phone. He advises the businessman that his siblings are hunting and he should stay in the treehouse. Kendall then goes to talk to Rava (Natalie Gold), who stops by briefly. Kendall tells her he might leave the firm after reading Logan’s offer, and that the Roys’ “goons” had been following their kids around.
Kendall is enraged when he finds that his children sent a present that got lost in the shuffle of his large party. Kendall finds Comfry and the rest of his PR team after leaving Rava and tells them he thinks the party is for a**holes and that the atmosphere needs to be changed. Greg visits Kendall to enquire about his planned media burning and brings about asking Comfry out. Kendall then calls his relative a parasite that needs to leach off of others. No matter how much Kendall denies it, he is clearly offended by Greg asking Comfry out, resulting in a tense confrontation between the relatives.
Shiv asks Tom if he knew about Logan’s offer to buy out Kendall, but Tom says he didn’t. To let off some stress, she takes to the dance floor for some impressive freestyle routines. Aside from Connor, Willa (Justin Lupe) defends her guy as he is frequently asked to turn over his coat due to Kendall’s party rules. Roman, meanwhile, has snuck inside the treehouse and approaches Lukas to discuss business. Kendall cancels his planned performance as his party spirals out of control. When Kendall’s back is turned, his crew silently sighs with relief. Instead, he searches for the birthday gift his kids left him, while Greg conjures up the nerve to ask Comfry out.
Naomi gives Kendall her gift, a watch, to cheer him up. His reply is less than joyful as he attempts to comprehend her gifting decision. Despite Naomi’s apology, it’s evident that more than just her present is bothering Kendall. The mood darkens in “the compliments tunnel” as Greg and Tom discuss avoiding jail time. Tom can’t even fake delight as he laments about taking the wrong medications. On the other hand, Shiv meets up with Roman and inquires about Lukas. Roman is evasive, further irritating his sister. They insult one other, especially when Roman says Shiv is furious because Tom isn’t going to jail.
Kendall is being led out by Naomi when he runs across his brothers again. Roman’s sarcastic remark flips Kendall’s head, and he goes on the attack. Kendall informs Roman he isn’t genuine and requests the family to stop harassing his kids. Ken’s kids are being spied upon, Roman reveals to Shiv. When Kendall turns to leave, Roman pushes him, causing him to fall face-first to the floor. The humiliating event capped off a celebration that went wrong from the start. As Tom and Shiv depart the event, Roman contacts Logan to congratulate him on his accomplishment, and Naomi is left to console the guy in his apartment.
