[timenotwasted]

Yeah a truly fantastic show all the way through the end. One of my favorites by far.

[mandw]

I have to admit, when a specific person died I was feeling so bad about it I never watched the last episode. I still have it on the drive how many years later.

[GranPC]

You should probs edit out the spoiler, or encode it somehow for others who haven't watched it yet!

[mandw]

Fair enough. I assumed everyone would have watched it by now from here :)

[kshacker]

For example ... I just finished it 2-3 months back and started only because of a thread here :)

[billypilgrim]

That’s too bad because I think the last episode is brilliant. I think about it a lot even years after seeing it.

[burnte]

I could see it coming and HATED EVERY SECOND of it. Then it happened even sooner than I expected and the impact was huge. The actor really gave that character life, and impact when the death happened, great talent.

[calmworm]

Yeah, that was a rough bit. I’ve rewatched the show and I know it’s coming and it still gets me.

[mchinen]

It's special for sure. For those on the fence, it has some writing and direction flaws, especially with minor characters, like the disgruntled neighbor and IP theft bit in the first season. But it grows as a show over time, and the 5 leads (including Toby Huss) smooth the problems out with their talent and chemistry.

They really captured the urge to build things in tech, and the problems that come with it. HACF, Silicon Valley, and The Soul of a New Machine are a trifecta.

[pico303]

Don’t forget Fire in the Valley.