‘Succession’ Season 3 Premiere Draws Series-High Ratings, HBO Says

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Succession season three has drawn the highest viewership numbers of the series to date, HBO has revealed.Following the premiere of the first episode of the third season over the weekend (October 17), the network revealed to Variety that over 1.4 million viewers tuned in to watch the new instalment.Viewership has reportedly increased by 21 per cent since the season two finale, and 13 per cent versus the season two premiere.

Succession is back in a big way!

Logan, Kendall and the rest of the dysfunctional Roy family returned to HBO for Season 3 setting a milestone for HBO. Drawing more than 1.4 million viewers across all platforms, Succession marked the best premiere night performance of any HBO original series since HBO Max launched in May 2020, per HBO.

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorThe Roys are back — and bigger than ever, according to HBO.Season 3 of HBO’s family-dynasty drama “Succession,” which premiered Sunday night, drew over 1.4 million viewers across all platforms, the network said.

 In addition to Logan and his kids, the returning “Succession” cast also includes Nicholas Braun, Matthew Macfadyen, Peter Friedman, J. Smith-Cameron, Dagmara Dominczyk, Justine Lupe, David Rasche, Fisher Stevens, Hiam Abbass, Arian Moayed, Harriet Walter, James Cromwell, Natalie Gold, Juliana Canfield, Annabelle Dexter-Jones, Zoë Winters and Jeannie Berlin.

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Kate Aurthur editorSPOILER ALERT: Do not read if you have not yet watched “Secession,” the Season 3 premiere of HBO’s “Succession.”Toward the end of an interview with Variety, during which “Succession” creator Jesse Armstrong had said in many different ways that he doesn’t like telling the audience how to think about the show, he expanded on exactly why he feels that way.“You’re asking me into the therapy room, and I’m not going to go in there with you!” he said with a laugh.The question that