The massive query going into “Succession” season 4 is similar one arrange firstly of the sequence: Who will truly succeed Logan Roy (Brian Cox) as CEO of Waystar Royco? So far as Logan is worried, none of his kids are worthy, and so they’ll should pry the corporate from his chilly, useless fingers. That is one apparent solution to finish the story, however given Logan’s resilience, it would not be shocking if he ended up outliving all his kids (maybe taking a web page out of Saturn’s ebook).

After the way forward for Waystar Royco is set, although, Jesse Armstrong won’t be achieved with this world. He advised the New Yorker he felt unhappy to have parted methods with the “Succession” solid and his inventive collaborators, joking, “I will in all probability be calling you up in about six months asking if persons are prepared for a reboot.” On a extra critical word, he additionally mentioned that he is left the door open for potential spinoffs:

“That is the muscular season to exhaust all our reserves of curiosity, and I believe there’s some ache in all these characters that is actually robust. However the feeling that there may very well be one thing else in an allied world, or allied characters, or among the similar characters — that is additionally robust in me. I’ve caveated the top of the present, once I’ve talked to a few of my collaborators, like: Possibly there’s one other a part of this world we may come again to, if there was an urge for food? Possibly there’s one thing else that may very well be achieved, that harnessed what’s been good about the best way we have labored on this.”

A few pitches to assist nourish that feeling: how about turning “Boar on the Ground” right into a enjoyable recreation present? Or maybe spinning Tom and Cousin Greg off into their very own model of “Mad Males”? There are not any dangerous concepts in brainstorming.

“Succession” season 4 premieres Sunday, March 26, on HBO and HBO Max.