The acclaimed high-stakes drama “Industry” is set to make its highly anticipated return to HBO for a fourth season, promising to delve deeper than ever into the complexities of finance, technology, and politics. This season brings a fresh narrative, shifting the focus from traditional financial metrics to the intriguing world of fintech, along with explorations of adult content and political dynamics.
Myha’la’s character, Harper Stern, is now thriving as a fund manager at Pierpoint. According to an interview with The Daily Beast, Harper is experiencing significant professional growth, but questions remain about whether this upward trajectory will continue or if a downturn is on the horizon. Co-creator Mickey Down highlighted that this season revolves around a significant financial fraud case, layering the storyline with rich political and capitalist themes.
The plot thickens around the fictional fintech company Tender, which generates income from the platform Siren, reminiscent of OnlyFans. As the series navigates the narrative, it also tackles the implications of new age verification regulations and rising anti-porn attitudes from the Labour Party in the UK. Tender’s potential decision to “clean” its financial dealings adds complexity to the story, mirroring real-world issues about free speech and its financial entanglements.
Further emphasizing its growth, the cast for Season 4 features a line-up of notable guest stars, including Max Minghella, Kiernan Shipka, Charlie Heaton, and Kal Penn. These actors will intertwine with the central themes of politics and financial challenges facing Tender.
Fans looking forward to the new season can tune in on Sunday, January 11, at 9 p.m. ET on HBO, with episodes also available for streaming on HBO Max. The episode release schedule is as follows:
– Episode 1: “PayPal of Bukkake” — January 11
– Episode 2: “The Commander and the Grey Lady” — January 18
– Episode 3: “Habseligkeiten” — January 25
– Episode 4: “100 Yoots, 1 Marilyn” — February 1
– Episode 5: “Eyes Without a Face” — February 8
– Episode 6: “Dear Henry” — February 15
– Episode 7: “Points of Emphasis” — February 22
– Episode 8: “Both, And” — March 1
As “Industry” returns, viewers can expect a gripping examination of contemporary issues set against the backdrop of the cutthroat financial world, making it a series not to be missed.