The creator of the Emmy-winning drama Succession has said the upcoming fourth season will be his last.
Jesse Armstrong said in an interview to the New Yorker that he "never thought it could go on forever".
The latest series of shows - which follows media empire owner Logan Roy and his family - begin next month.
Armstrong said he and the other writers on the show have been planning for its end since 2021.
" I feel deeply conflicted. I like this period where we go up - where the whole season is there but we haven't released it yet. I like the interregnum," said Armstrong, who also wrote Fresh Meat and Peep Show.
"And I also liked the period when me and my close associates knew it was probably that, or that was that, but hadn't had to deal with it in the world."
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The creator of the Emmy-winning drama Succession has said the upcoming fourth season will be his last.
Jesse Armstrong said in an interview to the New Yorker that he "never thought it could go on forever".
The latest series of shows - which follows media empire owner Logan Roy and his family - begin next month.
Armstrong said he and the other writers on the show have been planning for its end since 2021.
" I feel deeply conflicted. I like this period where we go up - where the whole season is there but we haven't released it yet. I like the interregnum," said Armstrong, who also wrote Fresh Meat and Peep Show.
"And I also liked the period when me and my close associates knew it was probably that, or that was that, but hadn't had to deal with it in the world."
What's the secret to Succession's success?Schitt's Creek and Su...
Image source, HBOBy Annabel RackhamEntertainment reporter
