Popcorn for Dinner

Spoilers for 'Marty Supreme' from 58:10 - 1:00:50

Were all the roads always leading to this? Is it worth it to be necessary if I'm necessary for the wrong reasons? Do I stop protecting my heart if it means I may have to pay the cost? Can we ever come back from this? I guess Paris is overrated.
Bankole & Eyo are reevaluating everything they thought they knew about each other as they discuss the excellent season four finale of HBO & BBC's 'Industry'. They begin by discussing the immediate aftermath of Tender's collapse before heading to Paris to wade into three emotionally fraught conversations.
(2:55) - Intro
(9:00) - YouTube Comments & Questions
(16:10) - Big Picture Thoughts on the Finale
(23:35) - Henry Muck's Finale
(57:50) - Harper & Yasmin's Conversation
(1:28:30) - Harper & Kwabena's Conversation
(1:37:00) - Yasmin's Finale Scene
(1:41:45) - The EMMYs Discussion
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Host: Bankole Imoukhuede 
Guests: Eyo Ndem
Production by: Bankole Imoukhuede

Snake oil and sermons... Pretty similar, huh?
With the Industry Season 4 finale finally upon us, Ebube and AJ take stock of Whitney's lies, Henry's frailties, Yasmin's self-delusion, and Harper's potential, as the story comes to a head, set to converge in one big splash.
They weigh in on the debate concerning Whitney's fate and Henry's safety, praise Andrew Havill's Alexander Norton, and discuss what might be in Harper and Yasmin now that their relationship has evolved yet again.
"We're here forever, even if we can't be".
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Host: Ebube Ubochi 
Guests: AJ
Production by: Ebube Ubochi

It is International Film Day on "Is This Cinema?" so after an extensive discussion on 'Sentimental Value' last month, we listen in as Jibbz & Ayisha discuss the rest of their favourite international films of 2026 in the lead up to the Oscars. They talk about the motif of corruption in 'The Secret Agent' (15:27) and then touch on why Jibbz picked 'It Was Just An Accident' as his movie of the year (27:13), the real life implications of Park Chan Wook's 'No Other Choice' (52:24) AND SO MUCH MORE

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Hosts: Ayisha & Jibbz
Production by: Ebuka

Nothing was the same.

Ebube, Afam and Soonen get together to attend a dragon’s funeral. As they do, they contemplate the aftermath of last week’s events and examine each character’s perspective on the deep loss — particularly Dunk and Valarr — before dissecting Maekar’s point of view to get to the meat of why he makes his offer to Dunk.

They discuss Egg, as well as his drip and the reason he does what he does at the end of the episode. They also talk about why this season worked, what Emmy category it belongs in, and why we’ll be seated front and center for the next one no matter what.
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Host: Ebube Ubochi 
Guests: Afam and Soonen
Production by: Ebube Ubochi

A few hours from the biggest payday of your career, you're sitting on the floor, cigarette in hand and drenched in the stench of a London night out. You can't remember when you last felt this good, but surprisingly, you're staying in the moment. You've earned this night, you deserve this night. This is your victory lap. As your best - and maybe only- friend rests on your shoulders, you think about what you've both been through. You make a silent PROMISE to her: "If you need a friend, don't look to a stranger, you know in the end, I'll always be there".
 
William returns to chat with the guys about an 'Industry' episode of escapes (and attempts). After poring over that opening scene, they discuss Whitney's unsettling, otherworldly nature, a very stressful 24 hours in New York, Yasmin's escape plans and of course, the club night everyone's talking about.
William's (free) review of the Season premiere Here.
(2:33) - Intro
(8:55) - Episode 407 Discussion
(38:05) - Whitney
(52:00) - Yasmin and 10 Downing Street
(1:11:18) - YasHarper
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Host: Bankole Imoukhuede 
Guests: Eyo Ndem and William Goodman
Production by: Bankole Imoukhuede