The pair’s love life has been on full display since Billions Season 1, but never in a way that would jeopardize either of their careers. Specifically, Foley is threatening to go public about the delicate nature of Rhoades’s sexual relationship with his wife Wendy, a dominatrix. (Jeffrey DeMunn), is about to reveal some of Chuck Jr.’s dirty secrets. Why? Because “Black” Jack Foley (David Strathairn), a frequent ally andcompetitor of his father Chuck Rhoades Sr. Before trading officially begins, Rhoades reveals to Axelrod, who’s helping him to win his state attorney general election campaign, that he’s going to drop out of the race.

So, who’s in trouble this time? Well, basically, everyone. After all, last week’s “Chickentown” was almost entirely about “Dollar” Bill Stearn’s (Kelly AuCoin) nearly cheating his boss out of a lot of money thanks to a deceased poultry industry consultant turned hack. Of course, “all hell breaks loose” is a relative term for Billions, for in any given episode, tends thing to go sideways for Axelrod, Rhoades, Taylor Amber Mason (Asia Kate Dillon), Wendy Rhoades (Maggie Siff) or any one of the program’s other players. Written by Brian Koppelman and David Levien, who also serve as co-showrunners, “Overton Window” follows a particular trading day that, as soon as the opening bell rings on Wall Street, all hell breaks loose. We’ll come back to Overton soon enough, but until then, let’s relish in just how delightfully fun and well constructed the fourth episode of Billions Season 4 truly is.

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