Jonah lost the battle but he ain't cattle. 2026 bitches!
"...They're all at Mike's wedding. I kind of miss them."
*phone rings*
"Oh that's Gary, hit ignore."
Great episode.
And hilarious.One review mentioned how Veep was more emotional this season and damn...seeing everyone make fun of jonah was sad
The new guy filling in for Gary was hilarious. Hope he sticks around.
Same. I thought he was really endearing and funny, but I can't imagine why Selina would want to keep a noob like him around for any longer than she has to.
*looks at every other person on her staff*
Best part was the dude walking in front of him when he was talking shit to the iPad.Jonah got buckets of shit dumped on him last night. Holy shit.
As sympathetic as the Jonah character can be it tickles me to see him get shat on like he does and to the extreme measures that he did last night. It was brutal!Best part was the dude walking in front of him when he was talking shit to the iPad.
Speaking of Veep, the scathing look at fictional Vice President Selina Meyer was back last night for a third season with 955,000 viewers. Now at 10:30 PM, that’s down 20% from the 1.2 million who tuned in to the show’s Season 2 debut on April 14 last year. Last night’s Veep dipped 3% from the 985,000 viewers who tuned in for the series’ Season 2 finale on June 23. Over two more replays, Veep had gross audience of 1.5 million
Veep isn't going anywhere.
Veep isn't going anywhere.
Jonah's fireball of an evacuation was right on time. He peaked last season, I bet Veep's writers could see the audience sitting with scorecards like refs at a dunk contest every time he walked into the room, waiting for the inevitable one liners. It's better this way, plus he went out swinging, it was good.
Also, it was so like Selina at the end with the call to the wedding party. The perfect mix of totally self absorbed bitterness about her staff not witnessing her funeral triumph and that vapid speech she reconfigures on the fly. You get a glimmer of earnest pride from her as she delivers it too, so good.
Selina is a well developed character. Like I said in the previous post, there's her personality shining through in the season premier at the end. There's also her daughter and getting perpetually shit on by POTUS and ex husband, or "another man" as she put it last season.
Her staff on the other hand is two dimensional, so I agree with you there. The thing about Jonah is he's more pigeonholed than the others, his repertoire is limited to like 3 scenarios and that would have worn out its welcome. The send off(if it's really final) was great though, it was like a best of Jonah and then boom, he storms out. I'm not sure how much "exploring" they need to do with the main cast. Maybe those characters will start to ring hollow at some point, I'm loving it so far. I mean, I really enjoy those little side stories like Mike's boat and Dana.
Jonah's obviously not gone from the show and having him as the universally hated shat upon dick will never get old.
That would be wonderful!Well, Selina is not going to hire him. Is he going to be senator Furlong's new punching bag?
If I enjoyed The Thick of It and In the Loop, will I enjoy this? Is it like an American spiritual successor to the British show, so with the same type of satire/humour?
If I enjoyed The Thick of It and In the Loop, will I enjoy this? Is it like an American spiritual successor to the British show, so with the same type of satire/humour?
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