Silicon Valley is an American comedy television series created by Mike Judge, John Altschuler and Dave Krinsky. The series stars Thomas Middleditch, T.J. Miller, Josh Brener, Martin Starr, Kumail Nanjiani, Christopher Evan Welch, Amanda Crew, Zach Woods, Matt Ross, Suzanne Cryer, Jimmy O. Yang, Stephen Tobolowsky, and Chris Diamantopoulos. The series' first season premiered on HBO on April 6, 2014. [1] Overview [ edit ] Actor Look through airline logos from domestic and international carriers to see what colors, fonts, and symbols the world's most famous wings are sporting. Then head to LOGO.com's free logo maker to design your aviation logo. Matt McCoy as Pete Monahan (seasons 2–4), a disgraced former lawyer who represents Richard, Erlich and Pied Piper at the binding arbitration of the Hooli lawsuit. Jill E. Alexander as Patrice (seasons 1–3, 5), a Hooli employee. She is fired by Gavin after showing distaste toward his animal abuse. Ken Lerner as Arthur, Big Head's business manager when he creates an incubator. He is later found to have embezzled money from Bachmanity.

Aly Mawji as Aly Dutta/Naveen Dutt (seasons 1–3), a Hooli coder who bullies Richard and Big Head. He is charged with working on Nucleus as a lead engineer. This cookie is used by the "Dassault Mag" module to keep the "Dassault Mag" area user session open. Nelson "Big Head" Bighetti, portrayed by Josh Brener, is a former tenant of Erlich's incubator and Richard's best friend who also works at Hooli. He is unintelligent and naïve, but still manages to acquire a significant role as a result of the struggle between Hooli and Pied Piper. After work on Pied Piper commences, Big Head is offered a huge raise and promotion by Gavin Belson to help Hooli develop its copycat software, Nucleus, out of spite and because Richard was forced to limit his staff. He is continually promoted so rapidly that buzz develops about him, and he ends up on the cover of Wired magazine. Haley Joel Osment as Keenan Feldspar (season 4), the developer of a VR headset who tries to buy out Pied Piper. When Richard rejects the deal, he signs with Hooli. Tzi Ma as Yao (season 5), a Chinese businessman and manufacturing plant owner who works with Belson and Laurie.Annie Sertich as C.J. Cantwell (season 3), a tech blogger. Erlich buys her blog after she is coerced into revealing Big Head was her source. Later the blog is bought out by Gavin himself after she hears about Gavin's illegal dumping of an elephant in the San Francisco Bay.

This cookie is used by the "GDPR Cookie Consent" cookie management module to store the user’s cookie consent status. According to his Pied Piper biography, he is well known for his work cross-breeding " Cannabis Sativa" and " Psylocybe Cubensis". He also went to Berkeley, Reed, Oberlin, and Hampshire College (for which he got a B.A. in Ultimate Frisbee) ("[ [1]]"). This cookie is used by the "GDPR Cookie Consent" cookie management module to store a hash of the user's preferences. Air travel opens up a world of adventure with countless destinations just a boarding pass away. However, before passengers can put their trust in your airline with their travel plans, they must first trust your brand. Prepare your airline for take-off by developing a brand that appeals to leisure and business travelers. Attracting passengers and expanding your business is simple with a suitable airline logo.

This cookie is used by the "GDPR Cookie Consent" cookie management module to record the status of the default button for the "Audience measurement (AT Internet)" category. Laurie Bream, portrayed by Suzanne Cryer (season 2–6), is the replacement for Peter Gregory as CEO of Raviga Capital, and later co-founder of Bream Hall Capital with Monica. Like her predecessor, Laurie is highly intelligent and socially inept, but appears to rely more on tangible metrics than Peter. Further, unlike him, she is completely devoid of empathy, emotion or any kind of idealism, concerning herself only with making a profit. Little is known about Laurie's personal life, except that she's recently had her fourth child, and is taking low dose MDMA for severe post-partum depression. Tim Chiou as Ed Chen (season 4), a venture capitalist that works at Raviga who currently serves as the firm's Managing Director. This cookie is used by the "GDPR Cookie Consent" cookie management module to record the status of the default button for the "Required" category. Aristotle Athari (seasons 5–6) as Gabe, a Pied Piper employee who works in quality assurance and annoys Dinesh. He has an Archelis wearable chair.