EPISODE · Mar 5, 2026 · 1H 20M
#271: Industry Season Four Finale Review
from Crossing Streams · host Craig Elsten
Craig Elsten and Chris Reed are back together to discuss a momentus finale to season four of Industry. Was this the guys' favorite episode of the season? No! But an ambitious show has taken another bold turn. They go character-by-character through the season's arcs, with a look ahead to what they imagine the fifth and final season could look like.
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