In the high-tech gold rush of modern Silicon Valley, the people most qualified to succeed are the least capable of handling success. Partially inspired by Mike Judge’s own experiences as a Silicon Valley engineer in the late ‘80s, Silicon Valley is an American sitcom that centers around six programmers who are living together and trying to make it big in the Silicon Valley.
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In the high-tech gold rush of modern Silicon Valley, the people most qualified to succeed are the least capable of handling success. Partially inspired by Mike Judge’s own experiences as a Silicon Valley engineer in the late ‘80s, Silicon Valley is an American sitcom that centers around six programmers who are living together and trying to make it big in the Silicon Valley.
Season 4 episodes
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In the wake of Pied Piper’s clickfarm scandal, the guys struggle to find funding for Pied Piper’s video-chat app to keep up with their rapidly growing user base. Erlich faces resistance from Big Head’s dad, while Gavin balks after Jack steps on his toes at Hooli. Having a hard time adjusting to his company’s pivot, Richard gets sage advice from an unexpected source, leading him to a big idea that could change his future.
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Directed by Mike JudgeWritten by Alec BergGuest stars Patrick O'Connor, Chris Williams, Amberia Allen, Tim Chiou, Caitlin Gallogly, Scott Prendergast, Rogelio T. Ramos, Henry Phillips
Richard butts heads with Dinesh, whose new position goes to his head. Richard discovers interesting data about PiperChat’s users. Erlich makes a play to be involved in Jian-Yang’s new app. Jared sets ground rules in his friendship with Richard. Gavin’s paranoia over Jack’s enthusiasm causes him to make a rash decision.
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Directed by Mike JudgeWritten by Clay TarverGuest stars Chris Williams, Bernard White, Cornelius Peter, Matt McCoy, Emily Chang, Henry Phillips, Sunkrish Bala, Andrew Asper
An overtired Richard pushes himself to the brink of sanity while trying to move ahead with his next big idea. Eyeing a comeback, Erlich pressures an uncooperative Jian-Yang. Monica sets a trap at Raviga to improve her standing with Laurie. Dinesh goes on a date. Big Head enters the world of academia. Gavin faces an unknown future.
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Directed by Jamie BabbitWritten by Carrie KemperGuest stars Chris Williams, Andy Daly, Tim Chiou, Phoebe Neidhardt, Anna Khaja, Ping Wu, John Colella, Sunkrish Bala
When Richard reaches out to an unlikely ally, Jared worries about the company he's keeping. Gilfoyle gets tough on security in the wake of Dinesh's latest dalliance; later, he considers whether to put his pride aside for a job. Concerned about Jian-Yang's commitment to his app, Erlich takes matters into his own hands.
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Directed by Jamie BabbitWritten by Meghan CrumleyGuest stars Demetri Belardinelli, Sunkrish Bala, Vanessa Marano, Chau Long
Cracks in Richard's latest partnership become more apparent when he's forced to deal with an unexpected interloper. Dinesh scrambles to find a way out of his new relationship as things get more serious. After learning of surprising developments afoot at Raviga, Monica has trouble deciding which horse to back.
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Directed by Tim RocheWritten by Adam CounteeGuest stars Tim Chiou, Phoebe Neidhardt, Graham Rogers, Vince Cefalu, Jay Charan, Kristen Rozanski
On the hunt for financial support, Richard looks outside the tech bubble, and crosses paths with a contentious figure from Pied Piper's past. Erlich reaches out to Monica and Laurie in search of a new endeavor. A launch gone wrong finds Dinesh and Gilfoyle at war as Jared tries to keep the peace.
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Directed by Clay TarverWritten by Graham Wagner, Shawn BoxeGuest stars Haley Joel Osment, Jake Broder, Leisha Hailey, Seril James, Amir M. Korangy, Robert Michael Lee, Jeff Marlow, Artie O'Daly
When Richard decides to stand up to a patent troll, his defiance ends up coming back to haunt him. Gilfoyle goes to desperate measures to battle Jian-Yang's new smart fridge. Jared embraces multiple identities in his quest to reduce costs. Erlich tries to hang with the alpha males.
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Directed by Jamie BabbitWritten by Andrew LawGuest stars Andy Daly, Joseph Bayard, Edwin H. Bravo, Tim Chiou, Irene Choi, Joe Gillette, Allan Miller, Ryan Phillips
An unexpected increase in data traffic leads Richard to turn to Erlich for help in garnering a deal with Keenan Feldspar, Silicon Valley's latest “it” boy--but when Keenan makes a too-good-to-resist offer, Richard must weigh Pied Piper's future against a potential mutiny. Jack faces setbacks while preparing for Hooli-Con.
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Directed by Jamie BabbitWritten by Graham Wagner, Rachele LynnGuest stars Haley Joel Osment, Jake Broder, Chris Williams, Amberia Allen, Scott Prendergast, Rogelio T. Ramos
While Erlich goes on a trip to get his mojo back, the Pied Piper guys take to Hooli-Con to pull off a stealth operation. There, an ethically challenged Jared tries to keep himself in the dark, Gilfoyle and Dinesh get distracted by Keenan and Richard's obsession with an ex's new beau leads him to put their whole plan in jeopardy.
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Directed by Mike JudgeWritten by Chris ProvenzanoGuest stars Haley Joel Osment, Chris Williams, Flula Borg, Bridey Elliott, C.S. Lee, Phoebe Neidhardt, Karan Soni, Michael Christian Alexander
Richard finds himself in a web of lies. Jared plans his exit. Jack bets big. Gavin plots a comeback.
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Directed by Mike JudgeWritten by Dan O'KeefeGuest stars Jake Broder, Leisha Hailey, C.S. Lee, Angela Ai, James Christopher Armas, Benny Briseño, Christopher Cendana, Jesus Cepeda
Alec Berg, Clay Tarver, Carson D. Mell, Ron Weiner, Carrie Kemper, Dan O'Keefe, Graham Wagner, Adam Countee, Mike Judge, Lew Morton, John Altschuler, Dave Krinsky, Chris Provenzano, Donick Cary
