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Omg i literally had popcorn for dinner last night (never done that before) and was then shown this podcast on my timeline 🤯 didnt know that was a thing Watched Silo instead of Severance though. Still, woah

Hello. Constructive criticism. Took far too long to get going. Lost me when y'all started talking about other shows. I'm here for a Severance convo. Five minutes in and we're not there yet.

I love this so much more than any other podcast I’ve seen!

Also something interesting, when mark goes to wellness in the distance we see someone ( at first i thought it was seth but the colour of the persons clothes don't seem to align with his new black/blue get up).... it might be a minor detail, but idk nothing in this show seems minor (other than miss huang i guess😭😭)

I dont think it's that complicated, I think it's just another thing the company does (and lots of companies) that is just super abhorrent (child labour, etc) and just pretend like its normal. And the employees are like, wtf, but the company is just like, as you are

Watch the whole thing for God's sake

My theory after seeing that first episode is that Hailey is not severed in the first episode. Thats why she is telling that riduculas story about the gardener since she can not remember her inni stuff.

Who sang the song at the very end of the show? Dolly Pardon

Miss us

Woman on the left, stop with the melodramatic weird personal insults of your other hosts.

Apparently season 1 was just a translation from the Belgian series and season 2 is actually written by Sharon. Clearly she isn’t nearly as good a writer as the Belgian writer was. I’m surprised no one has mentioned this.

Lmaoooo love the questions

Love the show, since finding it on the BBC i-player, it’s HBO with an element of BBC involvement, executive producer Jane Tranter made her name there. A higher profile on the channel now. This episode to me at least, with the economic background of the budget, was essentially the same as Liz Truss’s notorious and insane 2022 mini budget. Aside of course from primarily being about Rishi. The character being written and named before Truss’s hapless successor becoming a prominent politician and then Prime Minister.

this is easily the best industry content on youtube!

The work Muck means literally "shit." Harry is a broken man. I'd feel sad if Yazmin brings a child with his DNA into this world. Because Yaz is also broken, poor kid wouldn't have a change. I hope that she got pregnant during that thrist and the baby is Robert's. Time to clean up the bloodline.

Im hooked. The characters development is great. Lamb is hilarious

The series is fun but so unrealistic. Totally

😂😂😂

When Rob says, "You're destined to marry your dad," and the she marries a carbon copy of her dad😂, using her dad's own ring. Henry is revealed to be predatory during the Lumi trail thingy, and it is also implied that he visited Epsteins Island, literally her dad reborn smh

i had a hard time appreciating the good will hunting speech Norton gave Yasmin when he was essentially blackmailing her into an impossible situation, forcing her to marry his nephew. still it was nice to see.

Thanks for your in-depth reviews! This was a fantastic season!

Dot

Honestly season 3 devastating ending literally broke my heart. But still I am waiting for season 4 . Lets see what happened yashmin, Robert and herpers life in future

Also Nortan was telling Robert how handsome he looked in his suit

Yes. Rob and Yasmin were never going to be a thing. Yas was always going to choose self preservation

With Rishi, it is not just the gambling. He is a wannabe.

The UK snack detour grated me. But loved the review otherwise.

The #RobHive will NOT stand for this slander!!! WTF……

Norton embraced her with kindness by his hand placement.

That scene with Yaz in the car seeing the woman in the other car, was an exact scene in the sopranos

Robert looked satisfied when he left.

Robert & Harper survive & thrive because they’re from the bottom & know how to count their losses & get on with life.

Yas needs to stop avoiding reality of her father victimized possibly every woman he encountered including her. She would be so powerful & in control of her life instead of Henry’s psychosis

Eric & Tom are why businesses crash & burn take everyone down with them because they can’t let go of the fact that their strategies are dead.

Every body has their time. Eric should’ve been out TF way & give someone else fckin turn

I can’t wait for NY addition🎉🎉🎉🎉

Hey y’all 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

They should just end it with this season.

In a way, Rishi really was "violence" . His poor financial decisions got his wife shot in the head

What would happen to Norton’s estate/inheritance if Henry was to die, as he is the only male heir. Is his need for Yasmin to “save” Henry more desperate?

Patricide?🤣. You classically trained guys and your tailoring...

Hate those good ole boyz clubs!!!!

I'm bigger than that bus too!!! I never watched much Mad Men or Sopranos! Ugh! And, I'm old!

"By a country mile"!!! I though that was an american expression! I love you guys!!!!!

Maybe Boris can have a cameo in Season 4?🤣😂😉🤗

I totally agree with the perspective of Yas seeing the family in the car at the gas station as normalcy, as well as Rob playing the scratch off tickets, and its effect on Yas's decision making. Yas is not having any parts of a middle to upper class paycheck or life. That freaked her out for sure! I remember, I think in season 2, Yas having a moment with Harper when she asked Harper if she could ever imagine what it would be like to not have money, and Harper said "yes". Yas was sitting there like, ohhh not me! She also freaked out on her father in season 2 when Yas was trying to get Celeste to manage the family money and Yas caught wind that there might not be as much money left as she thought. Her father had to supply the dopamine hit of assuring Yas that they have money for generations to come, which instantly eased Yas. Yas walked into that mega castle and made her jokes about Henry not having the space to house her and Robert, meanwhile planning how to tether herself to this lifestyle. Now she will be all alone in that mega castle with no real support and only her thoughts. Really sad. And to confirm, through the tearful embrace, that her father was molesting her as a child, even more sad. When it ended I was like "WAIt a Minute, Is Industry done???" So curious to see where they go with this. Thank you for your time and efforts with these reviews throughout the season and the jokes along the way!! Very much enjoyed!!

One suggestion / I’d love the next Industry crew to make sure they discuss in detail the very last Yas scene. Like the implications for her character. Did it feel like a huge reveal to you guys or was it more in line with everything we’ve seen from this character over 3 years

Nothing will probably ever destroy me like Past Lives, but this 💩 was heartbreaking. So much of what weirdly entrenched me in the show in S1 was the INSANE relationship between Yasmin & Rob. I am not okay right now 😢. Yasmin, Eric, & the showrunners deserve all the awards possible for making this season happen. Third best season of TV I’ve ever watched. Episode 6 may be the best episode I’ve ever seen….

Didn't love this series finale! Made me miss the vibe and humour of series 1 and 2. Different show. Great podcast ep!

I kinda wish they really over reacted Yasmin’s character in that gas station scene. It would have been the cherry on top if they made Yasmin’s character vomit after watching the average mom and kid and scratch off scene. Kinda like Glen Close in Fatal Attraction when she was stalking the family of her ex lover and saw them in a sweet moment and she just vomits, lol. I kinda wished they just made Yasmin start vomiting after watching Rob play some scratch offs. Like any type of normalcy she just disgusted. Imagine Rob just going to Cinnabon or suggested to eat at the mall’s food court she just vomits lol. You know what, I hate to say this and I’m not a fan of Harper but the sociopath Harper is right Yasmin is useless, lol. 😂