The crossover in Succession with Friends is wild
?' Someone else added: 'I was trying to figure out where I know Hugo from Succession from and of COURSE it’s a random episode of Friends from 1994.' Good memory!is a touch more memorable and a little bit more likeable. In the most recent episode of the fourth and final series of the hit HBO show, Hugo was involved inof Logan Roy's death. As the gang gathered at Logan's house to determine who will take over the company, delivering that message was in Hugo's hands.
However, at the end of the episode, Kendall asked Hugo to spin the message without Roman's permission to suggest they had been pulling the strings for a long time. How this will play out in the next episode remains to be seen, but we can imagine things are going to get pretty ugly. Could we BE anymore on the edge of our seat?!
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