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War on HBO Max

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War on HBO Max – Two top London law firms clash over a shocking divorce case that rocks the legal world, with elite attorneys from Cathcarts and Taylor and Byrne battling for supremacy.

War is a show that feels all at once fresh and familiar.

We know the tropes of the honeypot, the ego-centric billionaire, the vain actress, scrappy junior lawyers, and imperious partners, but we’ve never seen them played out quite like this.

War is a drama that hits the ground running and never pauses long enough to make you bored.

The twists and turns start early and only get better as the season goes on.


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Storyline for War on HBO Max


Morgan Henderson has it all: a successful business, a clear conscience, and billions in the bank.

He also has a weakness for pretty brunettes who happen to be on his hotel room floor.

Morgan hooks up with the lovely Flora Monroe (Rose Williams), unaware that she’s a friend of his wife Carla’s sent to test his fidelity.

Armed with photographic proof of her husband’s cheating, Carla readies lawyers Nicholas Taylor (James McArdle) and Serena Byrne (Phoebe Fox) to serve divorce papers.

The only problem?

Morgan sniffs her out first and runs to St. John Smallwood (Pip Torrens) and Beatrice Ubosi (Nina Sosanya) at Cathcarts.

While the dueling sides prepare to go to “war,” aspiring attorney Johnny Warren (Archie Renaux) uses his lunch breaks to pitch himself to various prestigious London law firm, unaware that he might have a key role to play in all this.


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Episodes for War on HBO Max


S1.E1
It’s Done

As Morgan and Carla’s 10-year marriage hurtles toward divorce, their respective attorneys begin to ramp up their war rooms.


Episodes for War on HBO Max
S1.E2
No More Nasty Surprises

As Johnny starts his first day, each team attempts to gain the upper hand during mediation. Later, Serena tries to control the narrative.


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