Veep - 'I torch cars. Give me the nuclear codes!'

As Selena chooses Dan as her campaign manager, they both confess a little secret

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[cueintensemusic]

i can't get over how they set this up as something that was almost sexy and intriguing then ended up being an awkward and deeply concerning encounter, the writing in this show is just genius.

[MA-flyy]

a sociopath n an arsonist sitting on a couch, almost k-i-s-s-i-n-g

[albertbatfinder]

Julia is the only actress that can express three conflicting emotions at the same time. Her face is an ensemble.

[siddharthtripathi]

Despite the fact that both the characters are horrible people, they actually do sit on the secrets which is kinda amazing.

[RishiShahSays]

"I guess I can sit on that for 8 years." LMAO

[matheussouza]

this is such a cringy moment. julia is a master of acting.

[yateswebb]

Dan is like the only person more psycho than Selena.

[shai.loves.tacos.]

i love this scene so much ! there is clearly some sexual tension between these two here but it gets so relatably awkward oh so quickly 😂

[kris]

I’m not even like an animal-rights advocate or anything, but somehow killing a stray dog seems so much more sadistic than torching a car to me 🤣

[bomapdich]

0:17 she was expecting something dirty lol

[paulelliott]

Brilliant writing
Selina's glee at torching cars was awesome

[briannavarrete]

I mean, Selina would do the same thing in a heartbeat if it meant being president.

[abingleyboy]

I like how they simultaniously take a drink at the end great work!

[danielbillingsley]

Seriously. VEEP never holds back. This show is fucking genius.

[mmetttrrrrreer]

That one was the most awkward scene in whole series and I loved it

[ninalucena]

If u liked Selina's expression on 0:17 how about 0:42

[Blue_Azure]

My coworkers mom accidentally killed her cat in the dryer...

And I, like an idiot, asked how they managed to clean the lint filter ☠️

[vonszeilspight]

I torched cars give me the nuclear codes

[ms.rstake_]

Lol. Don't ask if you can't take the answer.

[michaelcruz]

Similar to Succession, it’s all about damnation, because in the end such fucking awful people, either by choice, design or circumstance, get their comeuppance, or ultimately fail and die, knowing that their existence never really mattered or meant anything in the first place. At a stretch, cosmic justice, but more likely, nihilistic doom conjured up by very broken people. Anyway, still good for a laugh…