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America Decides
america decides
May 16, 2023
Is Jeryd Mencken
Succession
’s Fortinbras?
Hamlet
might provide a glimpse into how
Succession
unravels.
By
Jackson McHenry
backstories
May 15, 2023
‘They’ve Taken a Toy and Broken It’
Succession
director Andrij Parekh channeled the energy of Adam McKay’s 2016 Election Night party into “America Decides.”
By
Kathryn VanArendonk
america decides
May 15, 2023
Robert De Niro and Al Pacino Hottie Debate Sows Division, Horniness
It’s literally a trade war.
By
Rebecca Alter
america decides
May 14, 2023
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Succession
’s Wasabi-LaCroix Incident
“I got a call from my agents, ‘Can you get on a plane in a couple of days to shoot an episode of
Succession
?’ I was like, ‘Yes, I
can
do that.’”
By
Jackson McHenry
america decides
May 14, 2023
‘If the Election Doesn’t Feel Legitimate, Everything Else Is at Risk’
A chat with Eric Schultz, one of
Succession
’s politics consultants.
By
Christopher Bonanos
america decides
May 14, 2023
Succession
Power Rankings: We Didn’t Start the Fire
Things are looking good for Roman (except for his soul), bad for Tom (except for his arches), and downright bleak for the future of democracy.
By
Jessica M. Goldstein