Industry Season 4 — which hits HBO this Sunday, January 11 — is yet another spectacularly bold, absolutely brilliant, and shamelessly brash season of television, but it’s also darker, grander, and more culturally relevant than any season of the show before.

Reviews of the second season, which will be set during one ER shift on a Fourth of July Weekend, are almost universally glowing. For a couple of hours, season two had a rare 100 percent rating, though one negative review published in the early afternoon brought down the average.

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Streaming subscribers are staring at a once unthinkable scenario: Des, Netflix and HBO Max, long treated as rival must-have apps, are suddenly part of the same corporate family. With Netflix moving to Acquire Warner Bros and HBO Max in a massive Billion Deal,