Did 'Succession' Season 4 Poster Drop Major Hint At Logan Roy's Big Twist? Well, Fans Think So

*Spoilers Alert*

The HBO series Succession fans are shocked after watching the most recent episode.?On Sunday (9 April), the third episode of the series' fourth and final season aired, marking the sudden and shocking departure of one of the main characters— Logan Roy.?

Within the show's first ten minutes, it was disclosed that Logan Roy (Brian Cox) had passed suddenly while flying on his personal plane.?Tom (Matthew Macfadyen), who was with Logan and witnessed the media mogul receiving chest compressions, delivered the news to the Roy children at Connor's wedding.?

The aftermath of Logan's death was explored throughout the rest of the episode—both on and off the plane.

Now, viewers are pointing out that the fourth season's promotional poster had alluded to this narrative shock.

Logan is on the billboard with his sons, daughter, son-in-law Tom, and nephew Greg. (Nicholas Braun).

Nonetheless, the most difficult aspect to overlook at present is the presence of a plane's reflection in the upper right corner of the poster, positioned in front of a building.?

This occurrence prompted fans to speculate that an aircraft would have a significant role in the concluding season.

A still from Succession

Little did they know, the poster actually forested where Logan would ultimately meet his end.

After the fatal episode aired, Cox shared a surprising revelation about how the show played a clever trick on its viewers.

Although the audience knew that Logan's death was imminent, the fact that it occurred so early in the current season was unexpected and even caught Brian Cox off guard, despite his role as Logan in the show.

Many fans have called it "historic," and they all seem to agree that it was one of the best episodes of the television show.

During a behind-the-scenes video available on HBO Max, Armstrong discussed his choice to have Logan meet his demise early in the final season.?

"There are?a couple of factors that play into where Logan's death falls in our narrative trajectory.?One is sort of like, 'Ooh, maybe it will surprise people,'" he said, admitting that he's "not immune to such thoughts as wanting to keep the show exciting and fresh."?

"I think much more prominent was the feeling that if we're gonna do this, we just don't want to see people crying and then have a funeral and then be done with the show," he added.?

"We want to see how the death of someone significant rebounds around a family."

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