It was an uneventful close to an uneven season that managed to satisfy as much as it underwhelmed.
Declare your independence from pointless, mind numbing sequels that hit the screen two decades too late.
Siliicon Valley is back on track in the penultimate episode of its third season.
Vow of Silence represented all the best qualities of Larry David’s awkward comedic style and forever changed the way we see frozen yogurt.
Silicon Valley seems to finally be changing the script, to the benefit of us all.
Without tweaking the formula too much, Silicon Valley redirects its narrative and offers something more akin to heart and soul.
Things are going about the way they’ve always gone on the Mike Judge comedy, and that’s starting to become a problem.
The now leaderless Pied Piper struggles to make its way in the world, with hilarious, if awkward, results.
Now more than ever, Richard has the chance to prove himself as both an engineer and a leader. Can he step up to the throne?
While the Silicon Valley formula continues to work in the show’s favor, the show’s potential seems to be greater than what they strive for.
