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- Jeremy Strong as the troubled Kendall Roy takes to the stage in Season 3, Episode 7 and he has his hands on a microphone. Rehearsing for his big 40th birthday bash, Kendall sings "Honesty" by Billy Joel.
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Nov 29, 2021 · Jeremy Strong as the troubled Kendall Roy takes to the stage in Season 3, Episode 7 and he has his hands on a microphone. Rehearsing for his big 40th birthday bash, Kendall sings "Honesty" by...
- Molli Mitchell
Nov 29, 2021 · Happy 40 th birthday to Kendall Roy, and happy birthday to us. Episode seven, Too Much Birthday, is a true gift, the giddiest, most hysterical and dread-laden instalment of series three so far.
Nov 29, 2021 · Kendall bitches at her for deliberately bursting his “birthday bubble” and stalks off with an ironic 40 of malt liquor. Back to Roman, who finds Matsson even more bored than before.
- Tara Ariano
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Nov 29, 2021 · Both siblings go to Kendall’s 40th birthday party—don’t worry, we’ll unpack that whole mess shortly—so they can broker a deal with the attending Matsson, who blew off a meeting with Logan earlier...
- Miles Surrey
Nov 28, 2021 · His 40th birthday may as well be his 4th, a hoped-for sugar rush soured by bad gifts and mean kids ending with him at home, swaddled in a blankie. As usual, it’s his family that knows how to ...
Nov 29, 2021 · Kendall Roy (Jeremy Strong) celebrates his 40th birthday with an all-out bash in the hotly-anticipated seventh episode of Succession Season 3.
Nov 29, 2021 · In Season 3 episode 7, "Too Much Birthday," Kendall Roy (Jeremy Strong) celebrates his 40th birthday party, and the Roy family uses the occasion to advance their various personal goals.
