>>1106540
This show is great. I'm digging how they contrast Lewis with Giamatti in that Lewis is the loving family man and Giamatti is the sexual deviant. Other shows usually try to make morality so cut and dry where the billionaires are portrayed as evil businessmen and the prosecutors are usually the saviors of the people. I like how this show doesn't do that but gives a more balanced viewpoint that lack of business ethics does not always mean moral corruption.

>>1106540
shitty try2hard dialogue.

Are there any recent shows that are similar? The world of finance for instance? Bonus points for some level of corruption.

I love "/biz/" related tv and movies but a lot of them are lousy.

>>1106545
I can definitely agree with that statement. The show itself is interesting overall. It does a good job of portraying the contrast between the good and bad sides of Bobby instead of just 'labeling' him as the bad guy in the show. Makes you want to root for him too.