First Episode of HBO's 'Silicon Valley' free
 

Mods feel free to move to media center if necessary, but I thought the wider audience might like to know.

Mike Judge's new satire of early Silicon Valley, getting rave reviews and enjoyed great initial audience numbers.

But GoT killed HBO Go, so HBO decided to give the minions a taste. Fully legit.

http://blogs.indiewire.com/theplayli...omedy-20140406

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I don't normally watch TV but this looks interesting.

I really liked it.

Haven't had a chance to catch it.

I enjoyed the heck out of it.

The dude that wrote the algorithm was in Wolf of Wall Street.

He was the guy fired for cleaning his fishbowl.

Worth a look.

I saw most of it and enjoyed it.

The girl in that show looks so familiar. I looked her up, and don't recall her from anything. Does she look like someone else to anyone?

ROFL ROFL - there was some much going on with TJ Miller, it took me until the end to notice his ridiculous facial hair.

I know her mostly from a movie called Sex Drive.

I wish I could help, but she like more of an amalgam. In some instances I saw a little Emmanuelle Chriqiu, but she's much taller than Emmanuelle, then a little Lacy Chabert. Even though it's DEFINITELY not her, shae shares a facial structure with Jessica Biel.

I don't remember the name of the show, but several years ago he was on a short-lived sitcom (carpoolers, maybe?) and he played this dopey character.
He will always be Marmaduke (his name on the show) to me.

Yeah, Carpoolers, his first role.

Has a knack for bit parts in sellout blockbusters I think he does for for his standup/improv career [ie, so other comics can give him shit about it]. Cloverfield, Yogi Bear, Rock of Ages, Transformers.

He's also

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I don't think so, though if that's what I'm thinking (had Pam's fiancé) I really enjoyed that too.

The one I'm thinking of had Jerry OConnell in it, and was literally about carpoolers