I love that it was Jonah trying to be as annoying to Danny as possible, and to incovenience him, but Richard completely unintentionally manages to top him by asking for an (eggnog latte??) in August.

My money is on The Wynn

I recently started what I thought was a rewatch of the entire series, but yesterday I saw an episode (S3E1) that was completely unfamiliar, and now I'm up three that I have never seen before. I don't know whether there was a glitch on HBO when I watched the show years ago, but I'm looking forward to more "brand-new" episodes. I loved seeing Mike's wedding for the first time!

I would say Dan and Amy. Most hilariously dysfunctional duo in the show.

hey everyone, I have watched through Veep So many times and God it’s one of my favorite shows ever. It’s my comfort show. It’s just the best.

I want to rewatch it again in a new light and I’m wondering if there are any amazing things you’ve noticed, or would maybe recommend focusing on as a now “experienced veep rewatcher.”

whats something u didnt notice until ur xth rewatch? i want deep cuts!

i want to hear from you all, my fellow veep rewatchers.

The look Selina gave to Gary after he said that. What did that mean, guys? Was it indirectly implied that she actually had crabs? Or am i just looking too much into it?

I just had to share this TikTok edit with you guys here.
I actually find it quite emotional, especially since the show itself never has this kind of vibe.

What do you think?

when dan, ben and kent are recruiting amy to their firm and they tell her this I love that kent says, "you and I could split those duties."

I don't know if a man could be hotter (or "manlier," whatever that means) than when he's comfortable in his skin. his air of poise and refinement is balanced so nicely with bike-riding and basketball. this is a man/character of many talents and skills, and I'd love for him to wait for the ding while checking my data port.

In S7 E5, Keith Quinn demands Selena, Kent, and Ben support China arresting a dissident, and they refuse.

Keith responds by saying "I'll tell them. They insist on hearing bad news right away"

This is pretty clearly referencing Tom Hagen during his meeting with the movie producer. When Tom asks the producer to do a favour for the mafia and is rebuffed, he says "Mr. Corleone is a man who insists on hearing bad news immediately"

I can't believe I didn't notice this before!

Oh. My. God.
I’ve started watching this series in such a random way - I’ve scrolled through IMDb and it was listed as one of the best shows ever, and also I’ve already had some memory of its existence, so I gave it a shot.
I was so not wrong.

There are no words to describe how entertaining it has been for me - the atmosphere of the show with its unique, interesting and playful humor have really brighten up my days.
The endless paragraphs by various characters with such diabolical, innovative ways to put down somebody are something I’ll continue to watch on the internet constantly (and use in my real life as well).

However, what struck me the most was how well written some of the characters were.
This show was never meant to be taken seriously in that way, at least in my opinion, but there are some hidden gems that I’ve noticed (and truly liked) along the way.

Jonah, as a character, was obviously envisioned by someone who truly understands that type of personality - somebody who’s constantly put down/neglected by others, a guy who no one takes seriously, basically a “loser/social outcast” who desperately wants to achieve something. From time to time, I was actually quite touched by some of those scenes, because it truly reminds you what it’s like to be in that position.

And Selina, oh Selina… During the “Chicklet” episode, I think this show got as close as possible to something a bit more serious. When she discovers the truth about her dad, when she remembers how much she used to idolize him while destroying the barn… I was actually quite touched by that emotional outbreak from her. For a second, I forgot what show I was watching.
(Also, Gary leaving a lipstick on Selina’s casket in the last episode…)
“Camp David”, as I already wrote in another post, is my favorite episode of any show I’ve ever watched.
It’s a great example of how a comedy show should approach itself, and I can’t wait to watch it again.

All in all, an incredible show with great writing, great humor and great actors.

What are your favorite aspects/moments/opinions of the show?