Final Quarter

Final Quarter calls the last quarter of a famous company like the fourth quarter of a game. Two voices work the booth: one calls the action in the present tense, the other reads the paper.

The paper is real: SEC filings, court dockets, sworn declarations and letters to the judge. At the turning point the actual page freezes like a replay, and a red telestrator circles the line that decided the game. Every figure and quote on screen comes from a document, and every document is listed in the description. Nobody is accused of anything the record does not show, and executives appear only through their own documents and words.

How an episode gets made: AI drafts the script, both booth voices are synthetic AI voices, and the on-screen graphics are built with AI tools on top of the real document pages. A person checks the sources, watches the finished episode and approves it before it goes out.