Scorchin' Summer Streamin' 26 - Industry - Season Four

Industry is the little financial thriller/drama HBO series that was a sleeper series for the Warner Brothers content king. Now the series is a popular hit starring HBO darling, Kit Harington.

Myha'la, Marisa Abela & Ken Leung, continue to star with hunky Handmaid's Tale vet Max Minghella, Kiernan Shipka, Jack Farthing, Toheeb Jimoh, Amy James-Kelly, Claire Forlani, Kal Penn & Charlie Heaton also star in the fourth series.

Industry has been renewed for a fifth and final series. Industry has received critical acclaim throughout its run for its writing, performances, direction, and its accurate portrayal of the banking sector, with high praise for the third and fourth series in particular.

This season continued to turn the volume up the 11. Unlike the first and second seasons, seasons three and four aimed high. Looked to shock. Turned the sex, way up. I for one cannot wait to see where season five takes us. It sure ends leaving you the viewer wanting one more crazy ride.

Spoilers below. BE WARNED!

Bevan defends the government on television after the Tender scandal; Day is arrested while police search Tender’s London headquarters. Yasmin divorces Henry. 

Whitney urges Henry to flee with him to Vilnius, revealing Russia’s involvement in Tender and offering him a forged Lithuanian passport. Henry initially boards the plane but refuses to abandon his identity, harshly rebuking Whitney, and returns home, where police arrest him. 

Harper, Sweetpea, and Kwabena earn £110 million from Tender’s collapse and distribute £2 million each, later exploring a new office. 

Henry accepts a plea deal for breach of fiduciary duty and testifies against Whitney; Otto warns him not to implicate Russia, citing the risk of assassination. 

Yasmin cultivates Reform politician Sebastian Stefanowicz and hosts a fundraiser for him in Paris. Harper confronts Yasmin over the extremist views of the guests and the presence of Hayley and other young escorts brought in to entertain them. Yasmin defends her actions, arguing she is creating opportunity rather than exploitation, and shows Harper the compromising video of Eric. 

A shaken Harper later tells Kwabena she no longer recognises those closest to her. 

Henry serves house arrest at Norton’s estate. Harper is interviewed about the Tender short and ponders her future.

What an ending. This season was a lot. Let's see how this show delivers its epic conclusion.