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Industry S4E1 FULL RECAP | An American Psycho in London


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We're back in action with our full deep dive into the season premiere, "PayPal of Bukkake". We're introducing the star-studded lineup of new characters, exploring what seems to be an American Psycho thread running throughout the episode, and orienting ourselves within the new power structure within the world of "Industry" over a year after the demise of Pierpoint. Not only have the power dynamics shifted considerably amongst our returning stars, but we're shifting our focus away from high finance to fintech

We try to sleuth out the real-life fintech scandals upon which the episode may or may not be based, explain the mechanics of gating and redemptions at hedge funds, and tie together the real world legislation that is driving some of the show's key plot points. Along the way, we explore the episodes themes of fetishization, consent, agency, and power. Above all, we are confronted with the collapse of a founder friendship that feels like a reflection on the difficult creative decisions undertaken to drive the show in a new direction. 

We find ourselves with more questions than answers, a sense of a predator (or predators!) in our midst, and set the tone for a much more dangerous and ambitious season to come. 


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