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Silicon Valley: The Complete Fifth Season
Stephanie Prange
August 13, 2018
Silicon Valley: The Complete Fifth Season is coming to DVD with digital Sept. 4 from HBO Home Entertainment.
Earning seven 2018 Emmy nominations, season five of the tech-skewering comedy finds the Pied Piper guys emerging from the fourth season’s chaos, as they get closer than they’ve ever been to real fame and fortune. But with more money, inevitably, comes more problems. While Richard struggles to be a leader and play with the big dogs, the rest of the team adjusts to new faces, new digs and new anxieties.
The series stars Thomas Middleditch (Joshy), Zach Woods (The Office), Kumail Nanjiani (The Big Sick), Martin Starr (Freaks and Geeks), Josh Brener (Maron), Amanda Crew (Table 19), Matt Ross (Big Love), Jimmy O. Yang (upcoming Crazy Rich Asians) and Suzanne Cryer (The Fosters).
The DVD includes all eight, 30-minute episodes, with a season four recap.
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