'Silicon Valley' season 3 is expected to answer previous season's cliffhanger. One of which is the ugly battle between Richard Hendricks and Raviga Capital. Apart from that, the show creator Mike Judge reveals the upcoming season will also feature real life events or draw inspirations from them.
'Silicon Valley' season 2 finale ended in a cliffhanger. Towards the end of the season finale, Richard received a phone call that he is being ditched from being the CEO of his company in the midst of the celebration for his courtroom victory.
Series creator Mike Judge told Entertainment Weekly that the cliffhanger will surely be during the third season of 'Silicon Valley'. Richard and Raviga Capital, which now owns 3 seats on the Pied Piper board, engage in an 'ugly battle.'
Additionally, Vinereport spoiled that Richard will struggle to make his way back in. He may either fight his way back in. And there is a chance that he could be voted out again. Otherwise, he may decide to do other things so he could get rich.
In a separate interview with The Hollywood Reporter, Judge told the last few scenes in Season 2 finale are setting up the central storyline for the next season. He said, "Yeah, that's the setup of next season. There's this thing that just happened at Twitter actually with Dick Costolo stepping down. That sort of thing happens a lot. It was interesting when we first did the thing where Russ Hanneman (Chris Diamantopoulos) has the two board seats. People started going, "Oh, now I see. There's three board seats out there..." It was interesting to see them try to predict what they thought we were going to do, but I didn't see anybody predict what we really did - so hopefully we weren't predictable."
But the show's creator has also revealed that the next season will feature plenty of real life events to stories from. He added that he discussed the Season 3 with executive producer Alec Berg for "45 seconds."
Are you excited to see the next season? You may wait a little longer because 'Silicon Valley' season 3 is set to return on spring of 2016.
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