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‘It’s like having an affair’: Blackadder, the Beatles, Gavin & Stacey … the chemistry of successful writing duos

The long-awaited return of Ruth Jones and James Corden’s hit BBC sitcom represents the latest in a long line of successful creative duos. An author who writes with her husband examines why partnerships work so well

The Guardian - UK

The 50 best TV shows of 2024: No 5 – Industry

It might be packed with unspeakably wild antics, but this full-throttle drama is clever, astonishingly written TV – which is on its way to being one of the greatest shows of all time

The Guardian - UK

‘The vibe may be British, but the money is not’: how the US quietly conquered UK TV

That new British show you love? There’s a fair chance it is being backed by a US studio. What’s behind the Americans’ sudden influence over our TV – and will it mean more Ted Lassos, and fewer Only Fools and Horses?

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‘I’m a man and I’m relentless!’ What does Industry say about banking’s toxic masculinity crisis?

They’re lonely, controlling ‘dinosaurs’ seemingly incapable of decently treating the people who look to them for love. Do the characters in the finance drama have any hope of understanding masculinity?

The Guardian - UK

‘He’s into urine’ – how Industry became the kinkiest show on TV

Sex, money and the imbalance of power define this riveting show – and the characters who engage in sexual power-play as if their lives depended on it

The Guardian - UK

Industry season three review – TV’s wildest drama is more thrilling than ever

The hit finance drama returns with the pedal to the metal. The opening episode is bedlam, burning through big events you’d expect of a season finale – and it ends with everything on fire

The Guardian - UK

Money, golden showers and the dark heart of humanity: Industry is TV’s most grown-up show

The uncompromising banking drama, set in a professional milieu of almost grotesque vapidity, is raising the stakes in its third season. It’s smart, seedy and dares to take risks – a breath of fresh air in a TV landscape filled with superheroes and space operas, writes Nick Hilton

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'Industry' Season 4: Everything We Know

Pierpoint & Co. may now be Al-M’iraj Pierpoint, but we haven't seen the last of the company's alums.

Marie Claire

Industry season three review: Calm rarely descends for more than a heartbeat

The BBC’s prestige thriller is relentless, nasty, sexy, vulgar, and all the other adjectives generally reserved for TripAdvisor reviews of Berghain

The Independent UK

Industry season three: everything you need to know, from the release date to Kit Harington's new character

Sex, stress and wild ambition: more is more in the BBC and HBO show’s third chapter

Evening Standard

Industry star Harry Lawtey says major season three death ‘was a shock to me’

‘He’s been put through the wringer,’ Lawtey said of his character Robert

The Independent UK

Myha’la Is Thinking Big

While her 'Industry' counterpart is in a free fall, the actress is boldly entering a new phase of life, determined to take up more space in her personal and professional endeavors. Here, she breaks down the plans she's manifesting for her future.

Marie Claire

Kit Harington will be joining the third season of Industry, HBO and BBC’s fast-paced finance drama

The King of the North actor turns tech CEO in Industry’s next chapter

Evening Standard

Industry season two, episode one recap – not even the drugs will save them now

The hit banking saga returns with many highs and backstabbing lows – as life has got even more cut-throat in the age of Covid. Watch out for that plunging pound!

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‘It’s a world that’s sometimes nasty and ugly’: Industry’s creators on the new series of the banking drama

Konrad Kay and Mickey Down created a cult TV hit in 2020 with their sex- and drug-fuelled investment bank drama. They talk about quitting banking themselves – and spilling the beans

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