"Billions" of Showtime were left before the premiere of Season 4

One way to spot a large TV series is to leave a public hanging at the end of a season. How Show Homeland ended season 1 – with Carrie Mathison solving the problem while he was entering shock therapy – could be the most sublime example of all .

At the end of season 3 of Billions ] The other great show of Damian Lewis, Showtime, we did not have the same fireworks. However, we took a look at Bobby Axelrod (Lewis) and Chuck Rhoades (Paul Giamatti), the bitter opponents of the series, suddenly joining forces.

In some ways, this scene has also been troubling. The two men have created their share of enemies in the previous three seasons and both have the power to charge them. Together, we do not know how badly these two players could be damaged

Certainly, Taylor Mason (Asia Kate Dillon) should be on the alert when season four starts on Showtime. Here is an overview of the most intriguing intrigues waiting to be resolved in Billions .

Taylor Mason's Mutiny – and Bobby Axelrod's Vengeance Promise

No character on television looks like Taylor, this powerful, non-binary trader who opened his own store at the end of season 3. In opening Taylor Mason Capital, they badured Ax to seek out to paralyze his activity by any means possible.

This desire for vengeance sends him to his partnership with Chuck. According to what he told Chuck in the season four trailer, Ax is very clear about what he wants on his side (ie, Taylor "in a cell fu * king ").

Taylor, for her part, asked for help. billionaire Grigor Andolov (played by the always scary John Malkovich). Andolov has enjoyed keeping up with Ax many times, and you do not have to imagine it to do it again.

Since Andolov does not hesitate to murder, he offered to delete Taylor at the end of the third season – there is more than that. Enough danger for the story to resume.

A Chuck Rhoades that will stop at nothing – and a woman ready to match it

Obviously, no one can imagine a season of billion dollars without Chuck Rhoades on the warpath. "All I want is revenge – and it will be done," he says in the trailer. You have every reason to believe it.

Rhoades' enemies, including the Attorney General of the United States and about half of the New York Department of Justice, hold him in the same type of contempt. Considering that they have the power of the state behind them, they have the means to crush Chuck.

In one way or another, he will launch a campaign for the position of the state. (Like Preet Bharara, Chuck could get fired by someone like Jock Jeffcoat as a point of pride.) Yet his former lieutenants view this idea as reprehensible.

Everyone, from Bryan Connerty (Toby Leonard Moore) to Oliver Dake (Christopher Denham) will be happy to counter Chuck's campaign with a tale of his corruption in the South District.

Finally, observing Wendy Rhoades' (Wendy Rhoades) character arc, we would say that we are about to see a very capable player this drama goes for the jugular in season four. (The last time we saw Wendy, she wanted Taylor to be obliterated.)

If this season of Billions delivers only half of what the series had planned, no one will feel cheated . The first episode will air on Sunday March 17th at 9pm. on Showtime.

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