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Succession: The Complete Series Unboxing

One of the most critically acclaimed television shows of our time, Succession is deserving of every accolade. The beloved dramedy is epic in scale and Shakespearean in construction, and there’s nothing I can say about its quality that hasn’t already been said. While it’s disappointing that HBO/Warner made the unusual decision to release the series as DVD-only – especially when 4K Dolby Vision masters are out there on streaming – it’s still nice to have the whole series in one tidy package, with insightful special features across all four seasons.

Succession: The Complete Series

Power, politics, money…it’s all in the family in this provocative, satirical series about a highly dysfunctional dynasty. When the aging patriarch of one of the world’s largest media conglomerates considers retirement, his family members position themselves for a takeover. But tensions rise as corporate battles threaten to turn into a family civil war in this sharp, scathing, binge-worthy series.

Includes all 39 episodes from all four seasons, plus all the bonus materials that have been lovingly created over the years.

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