Hello, hello, hello, and welcome to another episode of Bravo, We're Black,

and another stunning episode of our favorite, I mean, at this point, I want to know,

because I have Jay here, who is obviously the one that I talk to about prestige television,

another stunning episode, beautiful episode

of industry, which I personally feel like has graduated from the title that everyone gave it,

which was like baby industry and it's coming into its own like show. It's kind of what I

imagine, you know, like when a good show in, such as Succession

or like Madman or something like that, when a good show in and you're like, oh man, like I really

wonder where these characters would end up. It's giving us that and more. Like it's just so

good that it's turned into something else entirely. Like what,

what are you thinking? Me and Kendrick, we did a mid-season breakdown because we know that you

were getting some well-needed rest. We needed the mid-season breakdown and we put all our

thoughts and jokey jokes out there. But like, we got to get down to business because we're coming to the end of the season.

And shit just got so real that I don't even know how to feel.

Yeah, I think we talked out at the beginning of this season on this show that they do such a good job of raising the stakes each season.

Like there's such a world where industry could have just been like a fun like workplace drama, right?

Each season is new cast of characters or other supporting characters or like what the life

is like on the floor of PurePoint.

And last season through PurePoint's closure essentially, like the office they were all

working in, like the show went in a completely different direction this season, right?

And you see Harper, you know, has fully come into her own,

you know, Yaz is literally like part of the executive team of a fraudulent, like, banking app.

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