With his new forged partnership with Nelson, we can expect Erlich to find another “incubation” home to invade since it seems like no one at his previous one seems to care about his dedicated efforts toward Pied Piper, though in the episode’s promo, he does explain, “that’s what every successful partnership is about - committing fully, blindly, and without concern of the consequences.” So he must be fully aware that reciprocity is not a real thing.
On Sunday, the episode is aptly titled “The Empty Chair” and will see how Pied Piper handles all their free time. Here’s a spoiler-free synopsis of what’s next: Richard’s ego gets in the way during an interview Erlich makes his pitch to Big Head Dinesh, Gilfoyle and Jared lose track of some hardware. The bad news is that Monica deserves to be CEO, and Laurie should’ve thought of that already. The good news?, Richard can commence his work on the platform as he wants to. After buying out competitor Endframe and attributing a $250 million dollar monetary value to middle-out compression platforms - as ridiculously explained in a choking-fit by Erlich - the objective worth of Pied Piper gives Laurie a more-informed chance to decide how Pied Piper is run.Īnd the episode ended with her deciding to fire Jack Barker and leave Pied Piper without a CEO for the foreseeable future. Somehow, last week’s hero award would have to go to Gavin Belson, who’s served as the series antagonist and Pied Piper’s only competition for the past three seasons. If you’re ready to watch another episode of Silicon Valley, say “yarr,” because we’ve got all the details you need so you don’t miss a nano-second.
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