I think a lot of people have decided not to go because of the presidential involvement. The main protagonist of Axelrod is not going, at the very least So the Suits vs Billions question. I don't like cheesy winner-tough-good-guy stories, which is what Suits is. In real life, there are no clear good guys or clear bad guys, which is how Billions is presenting it. PS. The PM/trader comp numbers from the show are totally wacky, obviously, but I guess it perpetuates the whole idea of a "loaded hedge fund guy"
Oh, Chuck Rhoades is fired: https://www.bloomberg.com/politics/...et-s-enforcer-among-prosecutors-asked-to-quit
This is too funny. The guy Trumpy just fired. https://www.wsj.com/articles/manhat...ywood-treatment-in-showtime-series-1451947972 Edit: missed the post on top of this one.
Man, anyone who doesn't think this show is cutting edge and ahead of the curve... http://news.morningstar.com/all/dow...-buying-the-debt-of-americas-small-towns.aspx Right out of last week's episode. Except it's Axe Capital buying the bonds vs foreign governments.
Show is unrealistic fantasy bullshit. All the real Masters of the Universe inhabit chat boards in cyberspace and never go out of the house.