The Ending Of Silicon Valley Explained

[@Manish-pt4tn]

"Yes. I'm Errich Bachman. I can show you ID. That's my face. I was a-fat, but now, I'm a-not fat."

[@UnordinaryCarl]

"Yes, this slimming pill work for my fat f-k husband, now he no longer fat f-k" edit: " "jin yang" leads review pied piper coding camp"

[@halitekmekci8304]

@@UnordinaryCarl I read this sentence with his voice hahahah

[@DenuwanHimangaHettiarachchi]

halit ekmekci, me too, I read it slowly with no reason 😂

[@ryanlion8848]

😂😂😂

[@MasterAudioFabricators]

Hot Dog, Not Hot Dog

[@RobertMorgan]

through it all, the one person who fared the best overall was Bighead. He never screwed over anyone, he was constantly taken advantage of, yet he constantly failed upward into a position of great esteem and prominence with seemingly no effort.

[@katekyojp6338]

He is like King from One Punch Man

[@RobertMorgan]

@Kimmminem West ............Obama

[@perigrinus3133]

@@RobertMorgan For Obama, the "seemingly no effort" part does not apply.

[@justshady]

@@RobertMorgan How so? did you see his academic record? His wife even graduated from a prestigious college. Trump on the other hand.

[@upgrayedd9732]

@@xfalsetruth06x I think it's more about failing upward, ie...screw up, move up.

[@cwhy]

the dog analogy for Jared really connects the dots!

[@deadmeatjb]

Makes his snaps more understandable

[@rafaeltrivino1790]

I love all the insane random history that Jared brings up about himself.

[@BryceEdwardBrown]

Nothing will ever beat talking German in his sleep haha

[@rafaeltrivino1790]

I forgot about that. How?

[@casperix3741]

"Haha stop, I haven't slept in a box in years"

[@shrimpdynamics4003]

"im gonna go to jail" "i can train you"

[@Washingm4quina]

"Sometimes you have to numb yourself. If you wanna work the corner, you can't fall in love every time you turn a trick. That's why you do the oxy." jajaja I know get the Pretty Woman reference he used at early seasons

[@houssamgouaalla9469]

One of the best shows ever , you just feel home with them .

[@lawrencemiyoba4638]

You said bro... best show I ever watched.. don't even know what to watch next nothing lives up to this show

[@creativegiant148]

Bro please dont use those extra spaces Richard might be very angry!!!!

[@lawrencemiyoba4638]

@@creativegiant148 😂😂😂

[@danieltx7066]

@@lawrencemiyoba4638 Try Breaking Bad

[@justpat69]

They should make a spin-off Office style with Dinesh Gilfoyle and John working at their cybersecurity jobs and their lives.

[@lawrencemiyoba4638]

The show was just so good anything else would be trash

[@EmperorThePro]

@@lawrencemiyoba4638 you're not familiar with Better call Saul I suppose?

[@lawrencemiyoba4638]

@@EmperorThePro am not but I will give it a try

[@jommyfonseca6109]

they should make a spin off for ron feldman about defending his clients

[@user-xe4rt3dd6t]

​@@jommyfonseca6109Ron LaFlamme is not a litigator. You'd have to get another team for that. Would probably only cost you $1 million.

[@mr.loungensmritz8710]

Jeez this was such a good show. It became one of my all time favorites.

[@BryceEdwardBrown]

Same!

[@stundown]

@Chooey Sooares oh same man, I just binged and I feel weird they saved the world by destroying the product.

[@mihirkambli6879]

@Chooey Sooares the ending was realistic showing how difficult life can be.

[@lawrencemiyoba4638]

Any shows similar to silicon valley? I just finished watching and now i feel so empty

[@misterchef4239]

@@lawrencemiyoba4638 There's Mr Robot, but it's not comedy and certainly not about startups.

[@swyxTV]

jared is so pure, thank you for explaining his motivations

[@BryceEdwardBrown]

Hands down the best character of the series! haha

[@bhuvaneshs.k638]

Tht guy f*cks .....

[@Loopyengineeringco]

Do you wanna die today mother******!? Absolutely amazing character, casted so well that it makes me think he's just made it all up himself

[@manashejmadi]

Jared's dark jokes and suspense is amazing 😂😂😂 Richard; *you wouldn't stab someone with that knife would you?" Jared: laughs hysterically 😂

[@SairajRKamath]

That dementia line from Jared in the documentary is heartbreaking in context. Big Head's absent-mindedness and forgetfulness throughout the show may have been signs of dementia all along.

[@Alcoholic_Nerd]

...... that's the whole point.

[@dr.strangelove5622]

I think you are actually right. He was a mediocre coder who coded apps like NippleAlert and got hired by Hooli. Later on, he kept on becoming more and more absent minded, but as his peers already considered him a shitty coder, no one ever batted an eye towards his mental decline. He occasionally showed how he was brilliant (like when he remembered the key to the backdoor), but by the time of the documentary, his faculties have deteriorated considerably.

[@nawab256]

You don’t say…

[@Fatima-tz8bx]

I watched the series 3 times and the fact that I just got now the fact that Big head surfers from dementia makes me wonder if i suffer from It too

[@jbca]

He doesn’t have dementia. He said his name because he finally understood and was rebelling against his nickname, and he’s asking Jared to call him by his real name, but Jared is missing the context and thinks he’s confused. He’s actually un-confused! He doesn’t have dementia!

[@roroww7937]

i miss Errich, not the actor himself, but the character really sparks the show. thanks for noticing the drive!!! Didnt expect that coming

[@JoshityJosh]

I agree. Cant stand TJ Miller but Erlic was entertaining.

[@thearyaman123]

I love how you wrote Erlich as Errich lmao

[@MsJavaWolf]

Yes I missed him too. He was a total asshole which brough a good balance to the group. Also him being such an asshole made the few moments where he genuinely cared about the guys that more meaningful.

[@legalmoney3781]

Noticing the drive in the network security office was epic. Dinesh had it last on the rooftop, and of course he gives it to Gilfoyle. Whether the drive looks identical or not just keeps the fans laughing. They have A.I. that enhanced Richards algorithm to compress/hack any encryption created. Networking Security firm start-up, of course! Great show! kzbin.info/www/bejne/qHqvfKBjeahjbKM

[@Abstractor21]

@Ben Porter i like the character but not the actor.. just a lot of horrible accusations of him. And because no one likes him. Come on guys, even the main actors don't like him.

[@Pulits]

This is the first time a series finale doesn't breaks my heart. The ending was amazing. #AlwaysBlue

[@evolu5144]

It still broke mine 😥😓😭😞😟😞☹😖🤧😔😣😥😐😊🥰🤗😍

[@Enzo-eq5lr]

Pulits wasn’t that good of an ending especially without Erlich :(

[@DerAst1]

Law Dorherty Had me in the first half ngl

[@itsyagirlapes]

@@Enzo-eq5lr Would have been great to find Erlich in the back of the hostel smoking a bong with a "What took you guys so long?" when they do the memory lane walk. Always blue scene with him would be great. But TJ was difficult to work with.

[@Pulits]

@Tyler I mean it didn't break my heart in a way that it was a bad ending or series, on the contrary, it's a spectacular series! I think the ending is great, in a way they made the world a better place; and in that way it did break my heart. #AlwaysBlue

[@ImOnTheTube]

I don't think Gavin has changed. The man that interrupted Gavin's interview was Rod Morgenstern, the author which Gavin heavily plagiarized from when writing his first book. While Rod gets credited as a coauthor for any books he wrote with Gavin afterwards, Gavin still put himself in the spotlight and highlighted himself as a literary icon, not mentioning his partner. Rod is only shown to us as a shadowy backroom character that has no choice but to work with Gavin. Funny enough, they write "adult romance" - literature that's usually considered trashy in the literary world, more focused on achieving bestseller status (something that Gavin likes to highlight) rather than literary merit. Gavin's need of inflating his self importance has not gone away.

[@rumble2468]

Gavin is still a POS.

[@themi6sportsnetwork171]

Well said.

[@cynigal]

I got the impression they were romantic partners as well as writing partners by the way they bickered with each other.

[@danieltx7066]

Thanks for explaining this so I didn’t have to. When the guy in this video mentioned Gavin’s “appreciation for the arts,” I first thought he was going sarcastic, but he just misunderstood that part of the ending.

[@nillabeany]

Tbf, he did say "Co-authored." I feel like old Gavin would've just said "authored" and not want to admit he had help. He hasn't changed much, but it's still a positive tweak.

[@rzawistowski33]

I felt the ending was fitting, Pied Piper is over, just like the show. It was time for everyone to move on to their own journey just like the viewers.

[@eduardoalvarez2497]

@Tyler no, the codebase before the AI upgrade could not have scaled well and would have failed at Ruzzfest

[@Juanfernandoz]

@@eduardoalvarez2497 but seriously you have a code that actually can break best encryption algorithms so.. why not to sell that an become like super rich?

[@eduardoalvarez2497]

@@Juanfernandoz because Richard had strong morals, otherwise he would have become rich many season ago when they had the opportunity to become successful at many moral dubious ventures like the video chat for underage kids, the data collecting before Russfezz among others. You can say that nobody would refuse such offers, but that's up to each individual.

[@Juanfernandoz]

@@eduardoalvarez2497 So, richard have an original super encryption code. What about it? you can sell that for millions. The show have a lot of plotholes. Its like the writers just want then poor because ... magic.

[@uhhuh3318]

This is just a phenomenal bit of analysis. I have a bad habit of never analysing comedy shows and just taking them at face value. The amount of callbacks and the commitment to even the tiniest character details is nothing short of astounding. Incredible job. Subscribed!

[@MsJavaWolf]

Silicon Valley has pretty decent writing. For example my favourite episode of the show is the day of the condor, where they have the live stream and Richard goes to arbitration. That was set up several episodes before. Or when Erlich and Richard confront Noah about owning weasels, that was established at the beginning of the episode, rewatching it feels almost like watching some detective movie where it's fun trying to predict the outcome. Or the fact that Richard used Jack Barker's chair throughout the series, small details like that. Of course it's not the deepest story ever, and a comedy doesn't need to be that because the jokes were good, but they still added those details, some depth, some social commentary, pretty good show.

[@savvyvas6479]

I so desperately want them to do an alternate ending where the original code goes out and they destroy the world. My life would be complete with both endings 💜

[@BryceEdwardBrown]

Hahaha

[@lawrencemiyoba4638]

Hell yeah

[@LabTech41]

It would've been better if they'd had an ending where everyone was wrong about what the code would ultimately accomplish; the AI decrypts everything, and most people realize that as far as the common experience is concerned, everyone's roughly the same, in that they're not as noble as they portray themselves, but neither are they monsters. The corruption levels plummet as no government secret can be kept hidden, and massive waves of hearings and convictions usher in a much better governmental structure in the world. Honestly, if an AI's smart enough to do all this, then I think it's foolish to just doom and gloom things when it's just as likely that the AI can figure out what problems to fix.

[@sanjayraju988]

This isn’t Mass Effect 3.

[@DataGeek903]

its an interesting conundrum. The reference to Oppenheimer. Even if oppenheimer 'failed' it would not have stopped the soviets from experimenting.

[@MR-fi7ki]

The ending was dark, depressing and yet beautiful and wholesome ❤️ Here's to one of the most underrated tv shows of all time 🥂

[@henryflores497]

It looks like the end of game of thrones... a sh ..

[@helloworld2054]

Never thought the ending would be so sad, I thought it will be a funny one and will laugh a lot but it made me sad 😔

[@kylecook7187]

'Jared was state raised' yes, and I have been told he isn't afraid to catch a case on some bullshit.

[@ChantzKacey]

“Get checked in hoe” lmao 😂

[@xfalsetruth06x]

Richard meant Big Head as his best friend who gave him the ethics position at Stanford, not Gavin B.

[@aportfolio8324]

I was thinking the same thing when he said that. For sure meant that Big Head was his BFF lol

[@dpenlow]

Definitely. The only reason Gavin's name is in Richard's job title at Stanford is to show how everyone is still crediting Gavin for "tethics."

[@neoblackcyptron]

This ending mirrors life. Not all champions claim their prize.

[@danielvizcaya2595]

Wise

[@pankhanafis818]

Exactly what I thought.

[@christodang]

I think the ending made a lot of sense in the current landscape. In the last couple of years we've been asking ourselves what powers "big tech" has and when it's too much. The era of big tech just being the cool/rich kids has evolved and we're starting to ask ourselves "why" rather than just "what" we're building. In this sense, having this notion be the final "challenge" for the Pied Piper team was very relevant. Big tech always has been romanticized (similar to how it was at the beginning of the series), but look also at how polarizing companies like Facebook or Amazon have gotten in recent years.

[@CZsWorld]

I want to see a movie where John McAfee and James Norton both build fortresses using their knowledge of security systems and try to kill each other in Fortnite.

[@mayankraj2294]

.

[@Jzarecta]

And try to wear each other skin

[@AliFareedMC]

Or in reality

[@WaffleShortage]

and then both of their fortresses are sieged and fucked because neither of their platforms are worth shit at defending against actual threats lmao

[@lawrencemiyoba4638]

Any shows similar to silicon valley? I just finished watching and now i feel so empty

[@LuckyVarma11]

This is not a fairytale movies like marvel where you get happy ending this is more realistic and real good ending

[@Jzarecta]

@@JinjaOnHere I think that was the point, same with Mr robot

[@jodonthesith7172]

No. Think about this for more than five seconds. If they leave it like this there is room for a possible continuation. This is honestly the most realistic ending. It feels bittersweet. And that is the majority of things that happen here. I enjoyed this.

[@MsJavaWolf]

From a CS standpoint I don't know if it's that realistic. Yes, AI becomes more and more powerful but while AI exceds at some tasks, there is still no AI that is close to human intelligence when it comes to general problem solving. And in order to crack encryption? You don't only have to be as smart as a human, there are hard mathematical laws, you might never be able to do it, and if so you could also increase the key length to coounteract that.

[@tashiwangdu4747]

@@JinjaOnHere at the end of each season, they miraculously solve the problem and come out on top, maybe the writers wanted to do the opposite in the final season. I did not enjoy the ending but it was a twist and even though pied piper vanished, they was a happy ending, where they all had money, and a stable job.

[@ibrahims5457]

@@Jzarecta If you have to give spoilers about Mr Robot, please give them in the comment section of "Mr Robot ending explained", where there would be a spoiler alert for that show. Have a nice day.

[@Graenolf]

A fisherman is less likely to eat the fish he has caught if it has been tagged.

[@jamescanjuggle]

@Truman Stein and why did it come from funny baby face man comedy genius graenolf?

[@sanjayraju988]

Don’t get the meaning

[@himanshupandey2041]

I want to watch an alternate series in which Richard will accept 10 million from gavin

[@ExiledTitan117]

i was lost when you said "he is the human version of a dog" LMFAO.

[@leonsantana3646]

Jared and Hoover(Gavin Beleon’s personal security) emanate a lot of dog vibe energy

[@itsyagirlapes]

And Denpok was cat energy.

[@mohamedsuhailirfankhazi6628]

This is one of the greatest and underrated shows I’ve ever seen,

[@jono00771]

Agreed, truly underrated show , one of HBO standouts

[@bhuvaneshs.k638]

The ending of Silicon Valley made this Series just amazing. they saved world from judgement day

[@BryceEdwardBrown]

Agreed!

[@tsham5940]

The more I think about the Silicon Valley ending, the more I feel it’s one of the darkest endings I ever saw on tv. There is still plenty to explore. And I hope one day they reboot the series and pick up where they stopped.

[@GuillinCorp]

I need a reboot

[@memememe8569]

I remember the time when I accidentally saw season 6 of silicon valley from episode 1, and tbh, even though it was the last season, shit really connected with me alot, I easily got emotionally connected with all characters and when I heard that it was the last season I actually felt like I was in major depression and a few days later I decide to rewatch with season 1 to 6 and tbh, I would watch again if I could

[@danieltx7066]

I so wouldn’t watch a reboot or a continuation. Both sound like really bad ideas.

[@DataGeek903]

@@danieltx7066 yeah its like Breaking Bad. The final episode on Season 4 was the perfect ending... then they went on to season 5...sometimes things just need to end and be done. reboots mess up the memories everyone just to try and make more money (see al the rebooted franchises the last decade... robocop, blade runner, star wars, A-team, knight rider etc)

[@simplegarak]

I am torn. Loved the show, I almost feel like the last season was just a bit too short (could have used 2 or 3 more episodes), but it did have a great, near perfect ending. I guess you could say - I'd love to see more work by the creators and actors of SV - especially more business oriented comedies. But for the story itself? Leave it done and finished. It was great, don't risk ruining it. #AlwaysBlue

[@therealmattseal]

I understood the ending pretty well, but still learned some stuff from this. Great job! I binged the show and finished in 2 weeks. It’s now added as my 2nd favorite show ever, behind HIMYM.

[@BryceEdwardBrown]

Awesome to hear, thank you!

[@samrinaafiya]

Exact same thing happened to me now after two years😂

[@chrizchanang]

What's crazy is that this was foreshadowed by Gilfoyle with his fear of Fiona and her advanced AI

[@KP-48-007]

One of the best shows that I watched I rate 10/10

[@pirateg3cko]

You're mistaken at 9:00. Gavin and Richard are not best friends. The role is named after Gavin Belson, but Richard was hired by Bighetti-his boss at Stanford.

[@bobk3881]

interesting. That does make sense. Since I don't think gavin and richard would ever be friends considered the amount of times they have backstabbed each other

[@qui-gon7586]

I watched all the episodes, then learned Python, C#, C, C++, Java, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Kotlin, SQL and watched again. Don't regret a second :)

[@ala_b2017]

Sorry but learning all those languages isn t actually something good. It s better to master 1 and then u will be able to learn others in few times.

[@qui-gon7586]

@@ala_b2017 i know, i know, but it happened in range of a year and most of them were only syntax, i focused on JS, Python and C# ;)

[@hylash5444]

@@qui-gon7586 Nice.

[@kidusgidey7697]

Why are there a lot of references that we miss without coding knowledge?

[@cobrakai3619]

@@kidusgidey7697 learn about linked lists, it is a data structure you can implement in any programming language

[@aeonjoey3d]

Having grown up in Silicon Valley (San Jose), with all of my family and friends' in tech, and then moving to the central valley, and later to southern california - it's like three entirely different countries.

[@aeonjoey3d]

I literally got emotional watching the last episode. both for all kinds of career-related reasons to what was going on in the show, and for the show coming to an end.

[@eduardogomez756]

I love how in the end, they truly made the world a better place.

[@shortstuff780]

Damn, great analysis on Jared.. Didn't think of his childhood and love to protect and gwart. He's my favorite character but I never put to much thought into it

[@Milfuelle100]

This video just reminds me how perfect Jared is and how he’s way too good for this world

[@carlalamiao]

That was a great assessment of Silicon Valley's ending. Thank you!

[@BryceEdwardBrown]

Thank you, I'm glad you liked it!

[@salkhan141]

Damn you did a really good job of breaking things down here!

[@BryceEdwardBrown]

Thank you!

[@rauldavid1307]

Can't stress more on the last line. This show is a gem.

[@aerniax]

Great video! I would add that the only sad thing in this ending is the fact, that Richard ended up representing an idea that Gavin Belson created, and as we know Richard has always put his honor first. That is a tragedy for such person. Also an obvious thing: Gavin doesn't create things himself. That is why he has a ghost writer (Belson's not a "good author" definitely). I'm pretty sure they're not friends with Hendricks, since Gavin hasn't changed at all and that "friend" that got Richard a job might actually be Big Head.

[@eduardoalvarez2497]

Gavin could have help him get the job of teaching ethics because everyone started to called tethics (Gavins coined term) so is a big fuck you to Richard

[@Bobajoseph]

He also gives up his company to go back to college like he was warned not too in the first season

[@Vice78577]

I just wanna say thank you, I'd been waiting for a season 7 for the longest time (since season 6 ended) but never knew it ended I was pleased with the season ending but watching the 10 years Later totally satisfied... Amazing Vid, Definitely Got My Thumbs Up & Now Subscribed

[@lougallardo6128]

"Always Blue"

[@BryceEdwardBrown]

Always blue!

[@mrproxj]

I personally think they should have just used their algorithm to create even stronger encryption that it can't break itself.

[@advitiayanand5974]

A self-improving encryption... ? Cool.

[@Lesdrasill]

that would mean the encryption will evolve to something that no human can decrypt. therefore the algorithm will be untouchable because of the encryption

[@Juanfernandoz]

or just sell the code to the goverment and become rich.

[@ambujmittal6824]

Any shows similar to Silicon Valley? I just finished watching Silicon Valley and now I feel so empty.

[@lawrencemiyoba4638]

Same here bro have you found any

[@lola.fisher2413]

@@lawrencemiyoba4638 lemme know if he does, just finished myself

[@batman2708]

Do not watch big bang theory

[@lawrencemiyoba4638]

@@lola.fisher2413 sure thing I will

[@lawrencemiyoba4638]

@@batman2708 what's wrong with with the big bang theory

[@tasneemgorach4055]

"Jared is the human version of a dog." This is my favorite Jared analogy ever.

[@JamesPawson]

I don't watch many shows, but I always make time to check out anything Mike Judge does... so glad I watched this show, just outstanding.

[@ChromeXuGames]

I just finished this show 20 minutes ago and this is now recommended? Creepy

[@deinemuddaisdoof]

Anton sends his regards.

[@SteveVickAK]

I have yet to see anyone pick up on this. Gwart, played by Nandini Bapat, is actually in season one, when Richard and the boys are at party in Florida held by Peter Gregory. They get approached by some beautiful woman, who it turns out, are hired to talk to the guest. One of the women comments that she gets to work with her boyfriend and when the camera shows him, he is talking to a woman guest at the party AND IT IS GWART. Go check it out, it is episode 4, at about 8:45 into the episode.

[@lyndajones1133]

the bill gates part is exceedingly creepy how he smiles and refers to the implications brought on by Event 201

[@TodorescuProgramming]

It would've been more fun if they actually released their skynet network and show how 10 years later they use their tech to fight terminators and survive lol

[@sutaparay2535]

The S6•E7 episode made me very emotional.

[@chiragdesai3068]

Flawless series. One of the best things I’ve ever devoted time to. The end is poetic.

[@morwickchesterham3875]

8:22... I forgot how stupid Richard was in some ways...

[@NamOKjr]

I'm obsessed by the way they have a game with that yellow-blue ball. They play with the ball while saying "always blue" with a cheerful tone. It means that even though everything they pursue could end up with absolutely disappointing and depressing results (blue), they remain completely ok after all

[@xaviar10]

Lmao it was just something the bored actors did between takes and the film crew put it into the show

[@floydmora1]

Very well put together. Thank you

[@BryceEdwardBrown]

Awesome to hear! Always blue!

[@MAPEbatica]

Thank You for the video. Great work!

[@BryceEdwardBrown]

Thank you!

[@blofeld2430]

That's why the first names I check in a TV show are the writers', the entire plot is brilliant.

[@GoodVibesareHeretoStayInc]

I want to see Erlic storm Jin Yang's compound all American style yelling Jin yang as he is the master of sudelty

[@chiragdesai3068]

in season one, when they present at techcrunch & win, a guy calls someone & says that Pied Piper ran a 2 min mile. In season 6 when Richard is explaining that how they need to fail miserably, he references to the guy breaking 4 min mile so that no one ever attempts to run under 4 min.

[@A_A_K_123]

That was insightful and helpful, especially for understanding Jared. SV is definitely the best tech comedy of all time. I will miss it. They did leave the door open for a reboot, however, because -- as Bill Gates said -- "something doesn't add up."

[@TechTheNewTrap]

It’s like the ending when Richard said where did his hard drive go… open AI has it now 😅

[@Athletics2.0]

thanks for making this!

[@BryceEdwardBrown]

Glad you liked it Alex Athletics!

[@TravelAdventureFunTAF]

I really really miss this show, I really wish there was a season 7, 8, 9 etc. After watching this video, I'm currently watching this series again.

[@jones1351]

So Richard and crew walked away from billions upon realizing they'd effectively created 'SkyNet'. I imagine the line of SV Billionaire 'philanthropist's, who'd have taken the money - 'let the buyer beware, it's just business' - would wrap around the globe.

[@renragged]

Jared is one of my favorite characters of all-time.

[@sad_tbh]

Wasn't expecting this, but I'm glad you made it. Fantastic show.

[@BryceEdwardBrown]

Thank you, I hope you like it!

[@casperclaudi1249]

Great video! Thanks for making it

[@everythingzone]

5:55 - In the scene, Gilfoyle says to Dinesh that he bought the house next to him because «he loves me so much». Dinesh also has a ring on his finger. This is hinting to that they are secretly in a relationship (but too proud to admit it).

[@RobertMorgan]

Perhaps it's a green card marriage, to get Gilfoyle legal resident status. He is an illegal Canadian, remember?

[@destienyman]

@@RobertMorgannah he got it in the same time dinesh was lookin for parking

[@upthepunx9874]

“In the dock-you-men-terry”

[@MatthewUrso]

I had to turn it off the second time he said it. It almost sounds like it's intentional

[@samuelnoha490]

What a ride amazing series! ❤️

[@guteksan]

There is more mystery to the character of Gwart than it is revealed. It is true, that Jared is extremely custodial and protective, and Gwart is the epitome of weakness combinining all its treats: dorky, unatractive, female, minority, lacking social skills, so that may somehow explain them having some kind of a bond, though it hardly explains how Jared was actually in love with her. You may notice that similar reaction to Gwart at one point presented Laurie, who is actually devoid of empathy to the point of being a psychopath, thus being the opposite of Jared. It seems like Gwart had some unexplainable attractive force, to which only some people in SV were vulnerable. Maybe it is like a sixth sense that some people in IT have developed - the ability to see someones technical skills through their aura.

[@apostle9209]

female💀

[@ryanalvarez2926]

Gavin Belson is still rehashing the other authors work that we see from the techics meeting, the author just realized he’d be more profitable if he made a deal with Gavin and let him steal from him. Still the aweful Gavin we love ❤️

[@hj2479]

It is actually supposed to be Denpak. Together they write trashy novels which makes sense because they both love for the theatrics. As Glavin says, I'm stuck with you and your stuck with me.

[@rayantovi]

Am i the only one searching for similar shows after finishing it

[@rayantovi]

Bryce Edward Brown i gavin belsonly searched for one but this is a one piece masterpiece, guess ill just have to watch again

[@anees_ahmad_pazhayidath]

🙋Me too. Don't forget to comment here if you find something.

[@Basnican]

Let us know if you find something

[@Donttalktomeifyoureabot]

Entourage

[@usamanoor4959]

The IT crowd? It's more comedy based though than the story based silicon valley

[@deinemuddaisdoof]

Excellent summary and commentary!

[@LucianC137]

Jared chasing Richard was the funniest thing I had ever seen.

[@BryceEdwardBrown]

That was my favorite scene of the series!

[@thelstan8562]

Great analysis!

[@BryceEdwardBrown]

Thank you Auxins Whawho!

[@jeffreyleung7482]

I thought Richard taught in University was referring to the season one conversation that said his might went back to college and eventually got him the opportunity to get on this journey.

[@maxsterling9908]

I think Monica stole the thumb drive and brought it to NSA.

[@user-H0000]

man i love your channel

[@BryceEdwardBrown]

Thank you!

[@davestar4718]

Love this breakdown. I've subbed and will watch more

[@theycallmewoodstock1756]

0:00 lucky for me I binged it all with my dad in 4 nights

[@diredier]

great analysis thanks!

[@BryceEdwardBrown]

Glad you liked it Gillion's Gaming Geekout!

[@ShaileshWagh123]

Great work man.. how do u know such details ..it's as if you are from the crew of writing team

[@legalmoney3781]

It's really that good of a critique.

[@filipmoric245]

Idk I'm soo fcking sad from that finale, like they suffer sooo much for that fcking internet and in the end it was useless, he wanted change the world and now he's working in Gavin Belsson's school, plus he invented revolutionary thing and no one knows about it.. de fact Gavin won and he lost everything just becouse it was too good, Moral of the story: if someone offers you 10 milions take it!!

It resumes really well the sellicon valley , too many technologies was too good or too early that failed without even remember them

[@evolu5144]

A very heartfelt and deep analysis of the finale. Well done! I wish the ending might leave a gateway open for a movie down the line. Anything to bring back the best show I've ever had the pleasure of watching. Funny, thoughtful/ deep, and about tech. There's nothing else I could have wished for in a show 💗💓💞

[@W1thRaisins]

There needs to be a Dinesh and Gilfoyle spin-off! #alwaysblue

[@jackcoulson1518]

The ending really cracked me up. One of the best endings ever to a show. Just imagine, you work your ass off to build the greatest thing in the world and you have to lead it to its death yourself to save humanity. One of the most emotional endings in TV history

[@MrStarcraftangle]

I just literally finished the whole season 1 to season 6 of Silicon Valley for the third time

[@BryceEdwardBrown]

It's definitely one of the best!!

[@Yogiologybymarcovinicio]

Love it. Thank you so much for this video 🙏.

[@LakshSrivastava]

As a person venturing into this world I shall heed this show to my heart

[@legalmoney3781]

That, and a text book on Business and Corporate Finance. www.investopedia.com (you're welcome)

[@SilverScarletSpider]

thank you for explaining this weird show 😂

[@dakid2323]

Doesnt need that much explaining honestly. It was a rushed mayhem trying to write something cool and open ended

[@duke_rabbit]

It was also one of the best endings for any show ever.

[@marcstratmann9806]

The ending was very dark , extremely unsatisfying... and at first view I hated it. But after thinking about it. It was awesome and highly ethical. Finally..somebody decided to build the equivalent of the atomic bomb or Skynet, and decided to pull the plug before launch. Don't count on this happening in real life.

[@texaswunderkind]

Most companies today would launch, get their big payout, with the hopes of fixing it in version 2.0. And if they don't get around to it, oh well, they'd have assets hidden around the world to survive any regulatory scrutiny.

[@fear_less_2020]

This show feels like home.

[@BryceEdwardBrown]

Always Blue

[@TheMetaverseGuy]

Thank you for explaining..