This week on “The Vulture TV Podcast,” TV critic Matt Zoller Seitz and TV editor Gazelle Emami are joined by two special guests: Vulture senior editor and resident comedy expert Jesse David Fox, and computer programmer and Vulture’s Silicon Valley recapper Odie Henderson. We analyze how closely Silicon Valley hews to tech culture, discuss the excellent new season of Louie, and wonder if people are still excited about the show. This episode contains spoilers in the following discussions: 1:45–2:20: Grey’s Anatomy, "How to Save a Life" 2:20–6:57: Mad Men, "Time & Life" 6:57–9:16: Silicon Valley, "Bad Money" 9:46–30:10: Silicon Valley, "Bad Money" 30:10–43:04: Louie, "Cop Story"Further reading: Odie Henderson's recap of Silicon Valley; Matt Zoller Seitz's Mad Men recap; Danielle Henderson's Louie recap. Tune in to "The Vulture TV Podcast," produced by the Slate Group’s Panoply,...
- 4/28/2015
- by Vulture Editors
- Vulture
Silicon Valley, Season 2, Episode 3, “Bad Money”
Written by Alec Berg
Directed by Alec Berg
Airs Sundays at 10pm Et on HBO
Silicon Valley is raising the stakes by bringing in the one big archetype it has yet to tackle: the washed-out tech CEO. Gavin Belson is a conniving, devious, maniacal douchebag, but he is successful. This means that if he were do something seemingly innocuous, like, say, compare the plight of billionaires in America to that of Jews in Nazi Germany, all he would have to do to fix the problem is build a statue on the Hooli campus in order to “hardwire sensitivity into our corporate mind-space.”
Russ Hanneman (Chris Diamantopoulos), on the other hand, is a conniving, devious, maniacal douchebag who is a Silicon Valley laughing stock. So when Hanneman whips onto the scene in his specially-made McLaren in order to hijack Pied Piper from Belson, he is...
Written by Alec Berg
Directed by Alec Berg
Airs Sundays at 10pm Et on HBO
Silicon Valley is raising the stakes by bringing in the one big archetype it has yet to tackle: the washed-out tech CEO. Gavin Belson is a conniving, devious, maniacal douchebag, but he is successful. This means that if he were do something seemingly innocuous, like, say, compare the plight of billionaires in America to that of Jews in Nazi Germany, all he would have to do to fix the problem is build a statue on the Hooli campus in order to “hardwire sensitivity into our corporate mind-space.”
Russ Hanneman (Chris Diamantopoulos), on the other hand, is a conniving, devious, maniacal douchebag who is a Silicon Valley laughing stock. So when Hanneman whips onto the scene in his specially-made McLaren in order to hijack Pied Piper from Belson, he is...
- 4/27/2015
- by Jj Perkins
- SoundOnSight
The WSJ Book Club’s discussion of Martin Amis’s rollicking satire “Money” is coming to a close. It’s been a wild ride following John Self’s destructive—and often hilarious—attempts to make his movie, alternatively titled “Good Money” and “Bad Money,” and a boatload of cash. This week, we invite readers to submit questions for Mr. Hiaasen about “Money.” What would you like to ask the author about Martin Amis’s bracing book? Leave your questions in the comments section,...
- 1/14/2015
- by Anna Russell
- Speakeasy/Wall Street Journal
In A Night in Old Mexico there’s a mini-Lonesome Dove reunion of sorts, as the film has Robert Duvall working with a script by Lonesome Dove scribe William T. Wittliff. This is a very different sort of project, however. Duvall plays an old rancher who has lost his land, and heads down to Mexico for one last drunken […]
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- 4/1/2014
- by Russ Fischer
- Slash Film
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