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Hello, and welcome to another and the final for now episode of the Recapables Billions.

I am your host, Alison Herman, and joining me once again

on the other line. It is Ringer staff writer and professional Wendy Rhodesologist Kate Nibs.

Hello. Kate, it is so good to have you back. And it is so good to have you back to discuss

this episode, Extreme Sandbox, which was co-written by show creators

and showrunners Brian Copplin and David Levine and directed by Colin Buxie.

And this is obviously the last episode of season four, which means a lot of stuff was resolved,

a lot of stuff was set up. And, you know, before we air our tweet-length reviews, I'll just, like, run through the plot really quickly, which is we begin in Medius Race with Chuck strung up in a bondage contraption, but he's torching their relationship and Sailor's department store at the same time with the help of Smarmy sexist Stanford Bensinger,

no less. Chuck reveals the development scheme, as we guessed, was an effort to entrap Connerty

and jock Jeffcoat all along successfully. Ack Strong Arms Taylor into rejoining Axe Capital

by loading up their appliance company with toxic debt, then having Chuck cook up an insider trading charge for leverage.

Except, surprise, Chuck is back to hating Axe again and wants Taylor to be his person on the inside.

Once Wendy realizes Axe is the only one who tried to bail her out with the medical board, who gave her just a warning, their marriage is over and Chuck's got nothing left to lose.

He is quite literally ready for a beating. So just a lot of stuff clearly happened that gives us a

glimpse of season five and put season four pretty conclusively to rest. Kate, what was your tweet

length review of this episode? My tweet link review is that the Billions Boys set up

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