Oh yeah, and Larry just threw up some kind of giant worm. Cyborg has a big life choice to make about whether to get synthetic skin, and Cliff is in his own world of gaming addiction. Jane is still navigating the increasing tension in The Underground caused by KayРІР‚в„ўs desire for more independence and control. Her attempts to get the team to focus on the quickly approaching event may be more challenging than she anticipates, though. Worried about what the Sisterhood has planned Laura tries to get the Doom Patrol to prepare for whatРІР‚в„ўs to come, namely the External Flagellation. Perhaps РІР‚СљBird PatrolРІР‚Сњ is the episode where viewers find out how they became adversaries rather than allies. We know that the Sisterhood had a falling out with Laura but we still donРІР‚в„ўt know what happened to put this once tight knit family at such odds. He's done the right thing, whatever that is, and it stings.The Sisterhood of Dada is coming for Laura de Mille on Doom Patrol Season 3 Episode 7, РІР‚СљBird Patrol.РІР‚Сњ After an ominous warning from the Sisterhood on Doom Patrol Season 3 Episode 6, РІР‚Сљ1917 Patrol,РІР‚Сњ Laura is on high alert as she waits for their first move. Miller, usually so brilliantly loud and obnoxious, sells Erlich's humbled melancholy. The details remain vague as the episode ends, by T.J. More importantly, Erlich Bachman take a step back from his ego, actually notices how he's damaged Big Head's life, and makes lifer-altering choices to make things right. Gilfoyle and Dinesh learn that they are actually one another's best friends, even though they probably won't ever get around to admitting it. 'The Build a Better Beta' extends this unlikely positivity to every corner. A happy ending isn't the norm for Silicon Valley, so this kind of pleasant warmness is actually a nice change of pace. It all sounds convenientРІР‚В¦until you remember that this only comes after so much heartbreak and so much hard work. Characters who don't see eye-to-eye talk about how much they love and respect each other, the bad guy loses in a spectacular and humiliating fashion, and the good guys tie everything up in a tidy bow. Recounting this now, it all sounds a little pat, a little sitcom-ish. And we wait for it: We wait for the other shoe to drop, for that one thing to go wrong, for all of this joy and happiness and optimism to go up in smoke.

So when the rave reviews start coming in, he's shocked. He might as well know that he's on a television show structured to ruin his life just a little bit more each and every week. He of all people knows how the past six episodes have run him through the grinder. But right now, at this moment in the middle of season that has been as stressful and intense as it has been hilarious, it's a welcome break.Р”Р„s the title suggests, 'To Build a Better Beta' opens with the Pied Piper crew releasing a beta version of their work to a select group of users, with Richard Hendricks rightfully fearing the worst. If Silicon Valley were this warm every week, it wouldn't be Silicon Valley.

A selfish character makes a noble sacrifice. The bad guys get shit on (kind of literally, with all of those poop emojis). The most surprising thing about the show this week is how relentlessly positive it is. Silicon Valley has a habit of zigging when you expect it to zag, but this is one hell of a zig. An honest-to-God, no-strings-attached victory. Things will surely go to hell for Richard and company next week, but the seventh episode of the show's third season has brought us something uncommon on this series: a victory. 'To Build a Better Beta,' however sees Silicon Valley breaking from the pack, even if it's just for a brisk 30 minutes.

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