The Ending Of Silicon Valley Explained

The Ending of Silicon Valley Season 6 Episode 7 "Exit Event" (2019) Explained.

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Link to Ten Years Later: The Extended Pied Piper Documentary:


This video was made by Bryce Edward Brown

[Manish-pttn]

"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."

[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.

[cwhy]

the dog analogy for Jared really connects the dots!

[rafaeltrivino]

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

[houssamgouaalla]

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

[justpat]

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

[swyxTV]

jared is so pure, thank you for explaining his motivations

[mr.loungensmritz]

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

[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.

[roroww]

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

[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.

[rzawistowski]

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.

[Pulits]

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

[MR-fiki]

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

[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.

[uhhuh]

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!

[savvyvas]

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 💜

[neoblackcyptron]

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

[kylecook]

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

[SaeidRafiei]

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