'Black Monday': New promo sees Mo and Darcy get into a wrangle over his plan for Georgina Jeans

Mo wants to invest in Georgina Jeans to grow his investment firm, but he needs Blair's personal ties with the company to do so

Showtime's 'Black Monday' is taking a deeper look into the worst stock market crash in the history of Wall Street. Starring Don Cheadle as Maurice Monroe (a.k.a Mo or Black Moses), Regina Hall as Dawn Darcy, and Andrew Rannells as Blair Pfaff, the David Caspe-created show has been following a group of outsiders who are taking over the blue-blooded club of Wall Street.

However, in their attempt to establish their boutique investment firm, the outsiders, which includes Mo, Darcy, and Blair, inevitably cause a series of unfortunate events that finally cause the stock market crash.

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