Maybe just my preference, but what they're gaining in laughs, they're losing elsewhere. No single storyline ever sees it's course in its entirety before being entirely erased and restarted. As another comment in the thread mentions, I feel like they start an idea, and then completely clear the slate. Laurie gets overthrown at Raviga.Īnd that's not even all of it. Richard and Gavin become business partners. Company goes completely under in billions of dollars of debt. I was excited to see how Jack Barker and Gavin would be as the heads of Hooli. If we review this season, which is 2.5 hours in total so far, these are the major events:

It feels like the writers didn't have a real solid direction or arc, and so they just started throwing anything and everything they could think of.

Does anyone else feel like the story is a bit 'too much' this season? There seems to be one 'major/dramatic' change in the story every single week, to the point where its almost disorienting. I've laughed out loud at multiple points.īut. So I realize this opinion might not be popular but I just figured, even if you disagree, it could generate a bit of discussion! The new Raviga will be interesting to see if they're interested in Richards tech now that he needs funding, or if they see who he's becoming and want no part The gang has already agreed that to be successful in the valley you have to be a dick.Įdit: just to add to this a bit, I think Richard like the rest of the elite will start small with a great idea (like all the greats, a la Gavin having a perfectly detailed garage he started from), but will end up so far up his own ass with his 'greatness' and things moving much faster these days that he will 'pivot' from wanting to be a young startup in a garage to totally embracing the cutthroat corporate tech lifestyle. I think a lot of this show is building to show that Richard isn't much different than Gavin or the rest of the tech elite. Richard seems like the kind of guy who will tip well if everything is completely perfect, but if the wait staff made a single slight like his burger being slightly less than medium rare (which isn't even their fault), he'd justify that a shitty tip is deserved.

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Mike Judge brings his irreverent brand of humor to HBO in the new comedy series Silicon Valley. Silicon Valley is an American sitcom that centers around six programmers who are living together and trying to make it big in Silicon Valley.

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