'Silicon Valley' season 3 is said to draw inspirations from real life events. Reportedly, show creator Mike Judge said that he wants to get Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg to do a cameo on the show. This could also mean that they are drawing an inspiration from the previous Facebook's ownership case. It was also hinted that there will be an ugly battle between Richard and Raviga next season.
'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.
It was reported by MNR Daily that 'Silicon Valley' season 3 will address the cliffhangers left from the previous season. This means that there will be an ugly battle between Richard and Raviga who now owns the major startup company.
Additionally, Richard becomes more confident in his actions. It can be remembered that Richard, amidst controversies, has been very timid and silent during the second season of 'Silicon Valley.'
In a previous interview with The Hollywood Reporter, series creator Mike Judge has also revealed that they will draw inspirations from real life events for the third season. He also added that they are looking forward to grant their request to have the Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg to do a cameo.
This could also mean that they are drawing inspiration from the Facebook's complicated ownership controversy. It does not impossible to think since they said that they're including real life incidents. And the season 3 will also see the battle for the ownership of Richard's company after he has been ditched by his board members. However, these are only speculations, and the reports have not been confirmed by the network nor Facebook.
Additionally, Vine Report spoiled that Richard will struggle to make his way back in. He may either fight his way back in (as he could be voted out again) or he may decide to do other things so he could get rich.
Meanwhile, 'Silicon Valley' season 3 will also focus on the company being sued, yet again, due to the use of their bird watching gadget that featured heavily in previous season's finale.
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