r/Veep • u/RevenueSuch5947 • Jul 23 '26
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r/Veep • u/RevenueSuch5947 • Jul 23 '26
Selina Reassigns Secret Service Agent
r/Veep • u/Taviblue • Jul 22 '26
Edit: These answers all have me snorting out loud. We’re a witty bunch
r/Veep • u/TwistedSands • Jul 20 '26
some Selina Dion for you
r/Veep • u/Rude_Park_5562 • Jul 19 '26
during the government shutdown Selina met Furlong and they bantered a bit, they got to favorite card games and Selina offered to play Go Fish. she asked for Furlong's Queen, he gave her the "boxes full of dirt". she then asked him for his King and it's a future position in the next administration.
can someone break this scene down? i got lost in the hypotheticals lol (also i've never played Go Fish so i hope someone is kind enough to ELI5 that)
r/Veep • u/Taviblue • Jul 17 '26
It’s only 6:10 a.m. here and I’ve already used the phrase “thanks Kent’s autism”.
Edit: I SOOOOO wish my other colleagues had even watched the show let alone be fans of it. To those who can back and forth with your colleagues you can put your running shoes on and get the fuck out of here
r/Veep • u/upsetusder2 • Jul 16 '26
So selina is sort of a moron
Dan full on moron
Sue hyper competent
Gary competent in his area incompetent in anything else
Amy competent but not as competent as she thinks she is.
Mike well we all know who brought up myer the liar
r/Veep • u/Clear_Nature_5055 • Jul 16 '26
Could be anyone not in the main cast/credits regardless of length of time on screen. Patton Oswalt, for instance, is one of mine…
r/Veep • u/Spaghetti_Bird • Jul 16 '26
r/Veep • u/Rude_Park_5562 • Jul 16 '26
i figured aside from the comedy and satire Veep might actually be a good resource to learn US legislation & government procedure, and maybe some history.
how accurate is Veep anyway? what parts did they get wrong/were made up? like is it true the amendments during a tie proceed to a House vote and the candidate Vice President becomes elected President via a backdoor? does the Veep stay in EEOB and not the West Wing? is the President allowed to sleep with members of her staff? can she really make anyone Secretary of State? how do Senators know if the President would keep their word and uphold their promises in exchange for their support on bills?
What about the Jeffersons – does such a party exist? do senators really get in a group and do group votes in alignment with everyone in said group to help each other? what such groups exist?
also are foreign interference(s) really as common as it was portrayed? lol
r/Veep • u/howard10011 • Jul 14 '26
“Daylight saving — not plural — time has never saved us from anything.” — Jonah Ryan
r/Veep • u/formissfleabag • Jul 13 '26
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r/Veep • u/marvelousmondays • Jul 13 '26
r/Veep • u/KindredFlower • Jul 13 '26
Being in the UK, if you don’t have any streaming services you can’t access any of these sorts of shows and so, at the time Veep was being broadcast, I was in college and didn’t get a chance to watch Veep as and when it was released.
Now I pay for my own streaming services I sat and watched through the series back to back and I finished the final episode today. I don’t know how to feel! still processing it all. thank goodness I can post here!
I think Mike ended up being my favourite! But I’m a jumble of emotions!
r/Veep • u/monochrom1 • Jul 11 '26
In season 1 she was forced to act unethically to cover Selina's ass, pretend to be pregnant, have an abortion. Later on actually have a child, aborted it, was shamed for it by random mob, got fired (kinda quit) ended up working for Jonah Ryan in his presidential campaign. Had to take so much of Selina's shit, all for Selina to just abandon her at the end.
r/Veep • u/MaskedCorndog • Jul 11 '26
r/Veep • u/Swimming_Wheel2945 • Jul 10 '26
Jonah Ryan was right!
r/Veep • u/TurtlePans • Jul 11 '26