Five season in, HBO’s Silicon Valley still has its edge.
Cue the video:
My take: I still laugh out loud; my wife still leaves the room. Maybe you had to be there to find it funny.
4 years ago4 years agoCue the video:
My take: I still laugh out loud; my wife still leaves the room. Maybe you had to be there to find it funny.
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