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Imagine a world where your most beloved television characters could run for president. Sounds like a great idea, right? Now, consider some of those characters actually being in office. Part of what makes certain television characters so enticing is their flaws, but those flaws could translate badly

When they first learned that Succession would be coming to an end after just four seasons, fans of the show might have let out spittle-flecked strings of profanity worthy of Waystar Royco potentate Logan Roy. In the end, of course, the truncated run worked out brilliantly. Jesse Armstrong's

Succession went out with a bang at Monday’s Emmys ceremony, winning Outstanding Drama Series for its fourth and final season. This brings to three the number of times the HBO drama has scored Emmys’ top drama prize, following wins in 2020 (for Season 2) and 2022 (for Season 3). Succession prevailed

Sarah Snook’s awards season gamble paid off. The Succession star — who jumped from Supporting to Lead Actress this year — won her first Emmy at Tuesday’s ceremony. The Australian actress was honored for her breathtaking work in the HBO drama’s fourth and final season. Snook prevailed ver fellow

Waystar CEO? Pshaw. Kieran Culkin has an even cooler title: Emmy winner. At Monday’s Fox-televised ceremony, Culkin won Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series for his work as Roman Roy in the fourth and final season of HBO’s Succession. This was his first time competing in the lead race after