The next intense chapter of the financial drama Industry is about to begin. The fourth episode of the hit show’s fourth season arrives this weekend. Titled “1000 Yoots, 1 Marilyn,” the episode continues the story of Harper Stern and Yasmin Kara-Hanani in a changed London finance world.
Season 4 is a major shift for the series. The collapse of the bank Pierpoint & Co. has forced the characters into new roles and dangerous alliances. The main story now revolves around a rising fintech company called Tender, which processes payments for adult content creators. This draws Harper and Yasmin into a high-stakes global game involving money, technology, and political power.
Episode 4 Release Time For Global Viewers
The release schedule for Industry remains consistent. New episodes premiere every Sunday on HBO and stream immediately on HBO Max.
For viewers in the United States and Canada, Industry Season 4 Episode 4 will be available on Sunday, February 1, at 9:00 PM Eastern Time (ET) and 6:00 PM Pacific Time (PT).
Viewers in the United Kingdom can watch on BBC One. Episodes air a day later, on Monday, February 2, at 10:40 PM local time.
International audiences can check their local HBO streaming partners. This includes services like Binge in Australia and Crave in Canada, which typically get new episodes at the same time as the U.S. release.
Creators Mickey Down and Konrad Kay said the eight episodes of this season were designed to be “the most compulsively watchable week-to-week viewing experience” the show has delivered.
Where To Watch Industry Season 4
The primary home for Industry in the United States is HBO Max. All new episodes of Season 4 premiere there simultaneously with the HBO cable channel broadcast.
The entire back catalog of the show is also available on HBO Max. This includes the first three seasons, which are essential viewing to understand the complex relationships and past betrayals driving the current story.
For UK viewers, BBC One is the broadcast home, with episodes also available on the BBC iPlayer streaming service after they air.
A Look At The Season 4 Story And Cast
Season 4 acts as a soft reboot for the series. With the Pierpoint trading floor gone, the action moves into the worlds of tech startups and political influence. Harper and Yasmin are now powerful players drawn into the orbit of Tender. The company’s decision to stop processing payments for adult sites sparks a major conflict involving free speech, finance, and government policy.
The show’s creators have said this season explores big themes. “The core themes of this season are who owns the truth, the intersection of identity, storytelling and entrepreneurship, and the interdependence of fascism and capitalism”.
The cast features both returning favorites and major new stars. Myha’la returns as the ambitious Harper Stern, who is now operating at the peak of her power. Marisa Abela is back as Yasmin Kara-Hanani, navigating a complex relationship with tech founder Sir Henry Muck, played by Kit Harington.
New faces joining the financial battlefield include:
- Max Minghella as Whitney Halberstram, the co-founder and CFO of Tender.
- Kiernan Shipka as Hayley Clay, an executive assistant at Tender.
- Charlie Heaton as James Dycker, a financial journalist investigating the company.
- Kal Penn as Jay Jonah Atterbury, the irresponsible CEO of Tender.
Noticeably absent this season are Harry Lawtey, who played Robert Spearing, and Conor MacNeill, who played Kenny Kilbane. Their story arcs were concluded in Season 3.
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What Happened Leading To Episode 4
Season 4 premiered on January 11, 2026. The first three episodes set the stage for the chaos in Episode 4.
The season began with Harper and Yasmin successfully navigating the aftermath of Pierpoint’s fall. They are pulled into the launch of Tender, a fintech startup hailed as the next big thing. However, Tender’s main business is processing payments for “Siren,” a platform similar to OnlyFans.
Political pressure builds as a new UK law proposes strict age verification for adult sites. Tender’s board, including new CFO Whitney Halberstram, debates cutting ties with Siren to save the company’s public image. This decision threatens the income of countless creators and sparks a fierce debate about money and morality.
By the end of Episode 3, Harper is deeply involved with a trader named Kwabena, played by Toheeb Jimoh. Yasmin’s relationship with Henry Muck grows more complicated as his family’s political ambitions clash with Tender’s crisis. The episode title, “Habseligkeiten,” is a German word referring to humble, cherished belongings, hinting at characters assessing what they truly value.
Episode 4, “1000 Yoots, 1 Marilyn,” will deal with the direct fallout of Tender’s pivotal decision. The title suggests a theme of many voices or stories versus one iconic, powerful image.
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