#Veep

Sony Pictures Back when Venom was released in 2018, the film achieved almost instant cult-hit status thanks to one scene and one scene alone: the infamous Lobster Scene. For those who don’t recall, the Lobster Scene sees Tom Hardy’s Eddie Brock having a meltdown in a fancy restaurant that

HBO Few actors are lucky enough to star in an iconic television comedy that stands the test of time, especially as of late. But Reid Scott, who starred in every season of Veep as D.C. douche Dan Egan, is one of them. Speaking to BroBible‘s Post-Credit Podcast in tandem with the release of his

As Rep. Kevin McCarthy was poised to lose his ninth bid for the Speaker of the House position Thursday, history’s only (fictional) impeached vice president made a bold political move. “I hereby nominate myself to be Speaker of the House. (Note to Richard: is this legal?)?” Veep‘s Jonah Ryan wrote

HBO In need of a new comedy to watch and with the 2020 election around the corner, I fired up Veep for the first time last summer, crushing the entire seven-season series in about a month. Six weeks tops. The show is simply a barrage of hilarity, largely thanks to Julia Louis-Dreyfus’ historic

Julia Louis-Dreyfus, aka Veep‘s fictional vice president Selina Meyer, took to Twitter Saturday to celebrate Kamala Harris‘ historic win as the first-ever female vice president. “‘Madam Vice President’ is no longer a fictional character,” she wrote, alongside a picture of Sen. Harris. “Madam Vice