S1E3 See No Evil
Competitors investigate Madoff's impossible numbers and alert the Securities and Exchange Commission, but the agency shrugs off multiple red flags.
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#2
S1E4
The Price of Trust
Madoff’s scheme is exposed amid the 2008 financial market crisis. His victims' lives are upended as they face years of obstacles to recoup their losses.
#3
S1E1
A Liar, Not a Failure
Starting his career in penny stock trades, Bernie Madoff builds a lucrative side business as an adviser, attracting clients with impressive returns.
- 4. S1E2 "Don't Ask, Don't Tell"
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#4
S1E2
Don't Ask, Don't Tell
As word of Madoff's seemingly golden touch spreads from Wall Street to Palm Beach, his empire branches out into hedge funds — and draws scrutiny.
- 3. S1E1 "A Liar, Not a Failure"
- 2. S1E4 "The Price of Trust"
- 1. S1E3 "See No Evil"
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Most Infamous: S1E1 A Liar, Not a Failure
Best Hidden Gem: S1E3 See No Evil
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