"We worked here at Hooli. I invited you to my wedding."
"Why?!"
"Why?!"
Silicon Valley - Season 3
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quote:Maybe they're setting up that the only people they invited to the beta, save Monica, were either other computer engineers or chicks saying whatever to get with Jared.
Is Monica's negative opinion of the beta a hint of something bad to come? If not, I'm not sure why they would bother with it.
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or chicks saying whatever to get with Jared.
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Haha holy crap Monica was wearing the "bad news" sweater again
One of my favorite things about SV is that Judge doesn't scream "Hey guys! Look! We're making a joke!" every time he tells one. He actually has confidence in the intelligence of his audience, which mean he'll slide in some subtle humor like this from time to time and then trust that we'll catch it.
quote:That gif.quote:
or chicks saying whatever to get with Jared.
Also, I'd like to see Russ return at some point. He's great in small doses.
quote:quote:That gif.quote:
or chicks saying whatever to get with Jared.
Also, I'd like to see Russ return at some point. He's great in small doses.
Russ was f'ing awesome.
Dinesh fighting for people to invite to the Beta then go completely blank before he started writing names was hilarious. Gilfoyle then making bff with some guy he met at the coffee shop. He hates people and would only become friends with someone if it meant to hurt Dinesh.
Remind me what the bad news sweater is
This was the best episode of this season so far, I'd say.
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Remind me what the bad news sweater is
Laurie told Monica that men receive bad news delivered by a female if she is poorly dressed and less attractive. She then recommends Monica wear the beige outfit from the day before.
All day today when someone asked for something I yelled, "NOT NOW Jin Yang!!!!!!!!!!!!"
I'm not in IT anymore, so no one knew what the hell I was talking about
I'm not in IT anymore, so no one knew what the hell I was talking about
quote:Monica is so smoking hot she looks amazing in everything.quote:
Remind me what the bad news sweater is
Laurie told Monica that men receive bad news delivered by a female if she is poorly dressed and less attractive. She then recommends Monica wear the beige outfit from the day before.
So hot. She's like a cross of Molly Ringwald and Jennifer Love Hewitt.
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So hot. She's like a cross of Molly Ringwald and Jennifer Love Hewitt.
Good call.
I wish she had more "Jennifer love hewitt" if you know what I mean
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I wish she had more "Jennifer love hewitt" if you know what I mean
lots of cellulite? she hasn't aged well.
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Ya, I'll be saving this one to soundtrack a short video of some time in the future.
This show ****s.
Green PP! They need to see a doctor stat!
quote:quote:Sell them to Gavin because keeping them on the books would put an imbalance on their investment portfolio. Then Gavin gets a seat on the PP board.
Not that Laurie owns more shares of Pied Piper, how is she going to screw them over? Gee, I can't wait to see what shenanigans play out and keep Richard from attaining his dream.
I don't know if Laurie actually owns any more shares. If the preview for the next episode is any indication, it looks as if Erlich gave up his board seat for monetary compensation. Otherwise, why would he stage an elaborate Pied Piper photo shoot with himself on a unicorn? For Richard, the board seat is much more important than the shares.
quote:Well this is looking pretty good at the moment.
They never discussed wiping servers or deleting information. Hooli is a search engine, they can't delete information from other people's servers. Gavin and the Hooli engineers discussed getting rid of the negative information, and the engineers said it would be immoral for Hooli engineers to modify the search algorithm to hide negative results about Gavin, Hooli and Nucleus. Gavin says no Hooli engineers would be asked to modify the algorithm, they then ask the Nucleus engineers to bury the negative news by promoting positive news to the top by clicking through to those links after searching for certain keywords. Bighead comes across this information off screen.
This is as damaging to Hooli's reputation as them actually changing the Hooli algorithm, but doesn't leave evidence in the code so it's harder to discover, as long as someone doesn't break their NDA, thus forfeiting their severance package.
Future episode the news will break, they'll find out Bighead was the source and they'll attempt to recoup his severance, but it's going to turn out that he signed the severance paperwork with his legal name and the NDA as "Bighead". "That's funny, none of my signatures match. Look I signed this one as Bighead, that's definitely not gonna hold up." He'll get to keep his $20 million and will yet again be rich because of his stupidity.
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Well this is looking pretty good at the moment
No it's not Bighead is already broke, except for two cannon balls.
I think Bachman sold his share to Raviga; and they will sell that share to... Gavin?
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Well this is looking pretty good at the moment
No it's not Bighead is already broke, except for two cannon balls.
Since a large chunk of his money was stolen in a Ponzie scheme, I'm guessing that will somehow result in a windfall for Bighead. Maybe that financial advisor has millions socked away somewhere in secret that Bighead wins in a lawsuit. The writers could've simply had BH & Erlich squandering it all, but they didn't. The writers made that choice for a reason.
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I think Bachman sold his share to Raviga; and they will sell that share to... Gavin?
Or simply because Bighead would owe them restitution of his severance deal - and he went into partnership with Bachman (remember the finance guy making a big deal about it being a partnership).....
Hooli/Gavin can go after Bachmans shares of Pied Piper.
Hooli will soon own Pied Piper shares and a seat on the board.
quote:Reminds me of the SW Force Commander music:
Ya, I'll be saving this one to soundtrack a short video of some time in the future.
quote:Why the F would Raviga sell shares to their direct competitors? That makes zero financial sense. Gavin would just go "show me how this works again?" and then take it to his own company. That would be suicide by Raviga.
I think Bachman sold his share to Raviga; and they will sell that share to... Gavin?
quote:quote:Why the F would Raviga sell shares to their direct competitors? That makes zero financial sense. Gavin would just go "show me how this works again?" and then take it to his own company. That would be suicide by Raviga.
I think Bachman sold his share to Raviga; and they will sell that share to... Gavin?
Back when we had our startup we got a few investments from established players in the market (I.e. competitors).
They were completely hands off but they did it as a way to hedge against the possibility that we (or someone else) might disrupt the market and to be first in line for an acquisition if we succeeded.
BigHead will be rich again. I have a feeling in the shows final episode, Mike Judge will make the statement that dumb people are just as likely to strike it rich as hard working smart people.
quote:Reminds me of this scene
BigHead will be rich again. I have a feeling in the shows final episode, Mike Judge will make the statement that dumb people are just as likely to strike it rich as hard working smart people.
quote:Hmmm, that's pretty interesting. That being said, I don't really see the character of Gavin Belson going about this strategy with Pied Piper.quote:Back when we had our startup we got a few investments from established players in the market (I.e. competitors).quote:Why the F would Raviga sell shares to their direct competitors? That makes zero financial sense. Gavin would just go "show me how this works again?" and then take it to his own company. That would be suicide by Raviga.
I think Bachman sold his share to Raviga; and they will sell that share to... Gavin?
They were completely hands off but they did it as a way to hedge against the possibility that we (or someone else) might disrupt the market and to be first in line for an acquisition if we succeeded.
Larry Ellison gave money to Marc Benioff when Benioff left Oracle to start Salesforce.
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