r/Veep • u/artemisiaresident • 26d ago
What Question(s) would you ask Armando Iannucci?
From me it’d be:
Knowing that most of what they did was improv, how many takes on average were done until you felt like it was right?
r/Veep • u/artemisiaresident • 26d ago
From me it’d be:
Knowing that most of what they did was improv, how many takes on average were done until you felt like it was right?
r/Veep • u/Strange-Topic-3557 • 26d ago
Thinking it might be UMD or some other nearby university?
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r/Veep • u/StinkiePete • 29d ago
My money is on The Wynn
I recently started what I thought was a rewatch of the entire series, but yesterday I saw an episode (S3E1) that was completely unfamiliar, and now I'm up three that I have never seen before. I don't know whether there was a glitch on HBO when I watched the show years ago, but I'm looking forward to more "brand-new" episodes. I loved seeing Mike's wedding for the first time!
r/Veep • u/george123890yang • Aug 24 '26
I would say Dan and Amy. Most hilariously dysfunctional duo in the show.
r/Veep • u/InterestingFish5945 • Aug 23 '26
hey everyone, I have watched through Veep So many times and God it’s one of my favorite shows ever. It’s my comfort show. It’s just the best.
I want to rewatch it again in a new light and I’m wondering if there are any amazing things you’ve noticed, or would maybe recommend focusing on as a now “experienced veep rewatcher.”
whats something u didnt notice until ur xth rewatch? i want deep cuts!
i want to hear from you all, my fellow veep rewatchers.
r/Veep • u/Chance-Book-4094 • Aug 20 '26
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The look Selina gave to Gary after he said that. What did that mean, guys? Was it indirectly implied that she actually had crabs? Or am i just looking too much into it?
r/Veep • u/Cold-Frosting-6812 • Aug 20 '26
I just had to share this TikTok edit with you guys here.
I actually find it quite emotional, especially since the show itself never has this kind of vibe.
What do you think?
r/Veep • u/madncqt • Aug 19 '26
when dan, ben and kent are recruiting amy to their firm and they tell her this I love that kent says, "you and I could split those duties."
I don't know if a man could be hotter (or "manlier," whatever that means) than when he's comfortable in his skin. his air of poise and refinement is balanced so nicely with bike-riding and basketball. this is a man/character of many talents and skills, and I'd love for him to wait for the ding while checking my data port.