


the whole dikk jerking equation scene....![]()
. Don't know how Richard got the new code from that, but he doubled the highest score they had seen
. Overall this was a really good 1st season, with the show improving as it went along."Let me ask you something: How fast do you think you could jack off every guy in this room? Cause I know how long it would take me, and I can prove it."The funniest moment of the episode, the way they broke it down with dikk to floor ratio and girth (no homo). Don't know how Richard got the new code from that, but he doubled the highest score they had seen
. Overall this was a really good 1st season, with the show improving as it went along.

Will probably be a running joke.it was a solid season.. i give it a B.. it was weird how they handled the peter gregory thing and even weirder that she said he will be even more hands on ..which he can't be since he's dead![]()

, then Erlich asking that shyt to the interviewer at the end.
when asking the couple bout GPSing their kid.Maybe they'll have another actor takeover the role. Or just handle Gregory's death in season two since they got picked up already.it was a solid season.. i give it a B.. it was weird how they handled the peter gregory thing and even weirder that she said he will be even more hands on ..which he can't be since he's dead![]()
Pretty good season, they hit the topline Valley memes and annoyances.
The only things that bugged me were that he started his compression algo when gainfully employed at Hooli. If he didn't declare it to HR/His Boss, they could've just easily sued for ownership since he used company time, resources, and was privy to similar Hooli projects.
His company is a compression algorithm. This isn't the basis for a startup, and if it was, it woulda been bought after the seed stage by Google or a random cloud company. Even if it kept building, TC Disrupt winners are only consumer facing products, this is a purely back-end product that would get 0 coverage on TC.
The Hooli vs. VC "fight". Major companies do make knock-offs of popular startups, but that usually occurs way down the line once startups reach exit velocity and are already critically known. At this stage, it would be more likely Hooli just over-offers to buy Pied Piper back and provide the VC an easy exit. The Valley is very incestual in this manner. The amount of people who have Goog/FB/Twitter/Pinterest backgrounds with one startup acquired back in to the fold is out of control. It's a literal carousel of the same names.
Pretty good season. The show is really driven by Ehrlich, Gilfoyle, and Dinesh. Those 3 are great.