The press run for Industry‘s fourth season has been formidable, with the cast and creators recently featured in GQ, in addition to a social media blitz. Today, the HBO series’ latest effort included revealing the titles for its eight episodes, mere days before its Sunday evening premiere. View the post below.
Episode one’s title alone could signify that fans of the drama series, which broke out with its third season in 2024, are in for a wild ride.
Premiering in 2020, Industry follows two female protagonists, Myha’la’s (Black Mirror, Bodies Bodies Bodies) Harper and Marisa Abela’s (Back to Black, Corba) Yasmin, who climb the corporate ladder at a London-based financial firm. The frienemies traverse this landscape differently: Harper, an American underdog, easily adapts to the cuthroat environment despite not being of a certain pedigree. And Yasmin, a nepo baby heir to an infamous fortune, compensates with different assets. They’re joined by a collective horde of movers and shakers, losers and winners, the good and evil, in an ultimate rat race for domination at any cost.
This season, a new player, played by Max Minghella, averts the intention of Kit Harington’s Sir Henry Muck with a new business venture. Trouble brews as Harper becomes aware of this entity’s nefarious dealings, tangling her kinship with Yasmin, Herny’s wife, in the process.
Returning stars include Ken Leung (Old, Velma), Sagar Radia (Unicorns, The Good Karma Hospital), Miriam Petche (The Worst Witch, Vexed), Andrew Havill (The Crown, I Fought the Law), and Roger Barclay (This Town, The Lovers).
Industry is created by ex-financial brokers Mikey Down (The Avengers, Gregor) and Konrad Kay (Hoff the Record, The Avengers), and produced by Bad Wolf Productions. Along with the returning main cast, season four features newcomers Amy James-Kelly (Everyone Else Burns, Gentleman Jack), Claire Forlani (Meet Joe Black, Domina), Kiernan Shipka (The Last Showgirl, Stone Cold Fox), Toheeb Jimoh (Ted Lasso, The Power), Charlie Heaton (Stranger Things, The New Mutants), Kal Penn (Scott Pilgrim Takes Off, Smile), Jack Farthing (Spencer, Rain Dogs), and Stephen Campbell Moore (The Bank Job, Masters of the Air).
The fourth season of Industry premieres this Sunday, January 11, at 9 p.m. on HBO and HBO Max.