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Welcome to Arlan's Anatomy, a show completely different from the one we signed up for, yet just as jaw dropping.
After recovering from the episode's BOLD opening scene, Ebube, Afam and Soonen take a moment to acknowledge the firmly established rhythm of HBO's 'A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms', and discuss how quickly — and effectively — the show is expanding its world.
They share their thoughts on this era's crop of Targaryen overlords, what makes a great ruler, and why Dunk only has a chance at the lists, and with a certain tall lady, if he actually shoots his shot.
Also, Afam also tries to convince the guys that Egg is secretly evil.

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Host: Ebube Ubochi 
Guests: Afam and Soonen
Production by: Ebube Ubochi

Attention all, it’s time for our annual C-Suite field trip. This year, the options range from our very own Sunderland (home of the mighty Black Cats) to an Austrian Castle whose owners may or may not have funded The Reich. Please be civil to our hosts and remember to lodge all inter-personal relationships with HR.
Bankole & Eyo are back for this week’s ’Industry’ episode. As they split their time between SternTao and Tender, they try to understand Harper & Yasmin’s motivations, why the Prime Minister gets involved, and whether burping is a symptom of pregnancy; all normal questions.
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Host: Bankole Imoukhuede 
Guests: Eyo Ndem
Production by: Bankole Imoukhuede

Their name is Tender, and they come burdened with glorious purpose.
After an incredible exploration of Sir Henry Muck's rebirth, Ebube and AJ tap Osehgale to figure out how purpose differs from function in 'Industry' Season 4, and what this distinction will mean for each character in episode 3 and beyond. They also note the show's likely return to money matters.
They reflect on how Henry's near implosion affected Yasmin, how Yasmin will find relevance and respect as the season progresses, if at all, and what Harper's major conflicts will be in episode 3, as well as what role Eric will play in the ensuing expansion of the story, given his unique perspective among the main cast. While they're at it, one tenacious member of the group tries to convince the others that Rose could have saved Jack after the Titanic went down.
They of course also take some time to dissect Hayley's role in the story, and try to figure out what kind of chaos — or disaster — awaits her and everyone she becomes entangled with. Why be a moon, revolving around one planet, when you can be a comet and crash into three?
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Host: Ebube Ubochi
Guests: AJ & Oseghale
Production by: Ebube Ubochi

"Is this Cinema?" is BACK. Jibbz & Ebuka are back and they dissect 'Marty Supreme'. They give their initial thoughts on the Josh Safdie-directed film (05:14), explore the psychology of Marty Mauser (15:18), the Safdies' knack for casting well (32:47), comparisons between the two Safdie solo efforts (46:48) and finally close out on some awards discussions (50:00).
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Hosts: Ebuka & Jibbz
Production by: Ebuka

Minor PLURIBUS Spoilers from 8:50 - 13:20
Bankole is trying to figure out if Emmanuel & Pete were monsters back when he first met them, as they continue to discuss ‘Fallout’ Season 2. They first of all cover this episode’s similarities to this year’s other sci-fi show, 'Pluribus', before heading back to the flashbacks to unpack Barb’s role in all of this. After touching on The Ghoul’s new friend, they wrap up by discussing why The Vault storylines just aren’t working for them right now. 
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Host: Bankole Imoukhuede 
Guests: Pete Peppers and Emmanuel Pius-Ogiji
Production by: Bankole Imoukhuede