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- Silicon Valley. Thomas Middleditch, Zach Woods, Kumail Nanjiani. 327 votes. Take a dive into the eccentric lives of tech-savvy entrepreneurs navigating the competitive world of startups in this brilliant comedy.
- Halt & Catch Fire. Lee Pace, Scoot McNairy, Mackenzie Davis. 162 votes. In a gripping tale of innovation on the forefront of the 1980s tech boom, witness the rise and fall of a group of computer engineers trying to outpace industry giants.
- Mr. Robot. Christian Slater, Rami Malek, Portia Doubleday. 233 votes. Get pulled into the world of cybersecurity and hacktivism with this thrilling tale of a complex protagonist who's torn between two identities.
- The IT Crowd. Richard Ayoade, Chris O'Dowd, Katherine Parkinson. 113 votes. Experience the laughs and hijinks that ensue when a motley crew of socially awkward but genius IT experts find themselves in charge of their office's troublesome tech.
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- Severance (2022-present) Stream now on AppleTV+ In Severance, the title refers to a medical procedure in which a person's work memories are separated or severed from their memories outside the office.
- Succession (2018-present) Stream now on HBO Max. Succession revolves around Logan Roy (Brian Cox), the patriarch of the wealthy Roy family and head of the fictional tech-media giant Waystar Royco.
- Silicon Valley (2014-2019) Stream now on HBO Max. A parody of the tech culture in Northern California, Silicon Valley tells the story of Richard Hendricks (Thomas Middleditch) a programmer who develops his own revolutionary data compression app.
- Mr. Robot (2015-2019) Stream now on Prime Video. Mr. Robot focuses on and is narrated by the morally-dubious hero Elliot Alderson (Rami Malek), a cybersecurity engineer at Allsafe who suffers from several mental health problems.
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The plot of Alex Garland’s TV debut Devs hinges on computer engineer Lily Chan (Sonoya Mizuno from Ex Machina and Maniac) investigating a secretive moonshot division at the Silicon Valley company where she works, called Amaya, after the disappearance of her boyfriend. Early reviews are broadly positive for the mini-series and it’s clear that the sh...
Altered Carbon is an ambitious sci-fi series set around 350 years in the future, in a world where humans are able to upload and download digital versions of themselves onto ‘stacks’ (hardware stored in the base of the neck). This means humans can switch and upgrade bodies (dubbed ‘sleeves’) at will, making death a thing of the past for most. It’s a...
Despite the dampening of critical adoration during its more experimental second season, Mr Robot achieves what few have been able to do: make a truly compelling show about what one guy can do from his keyboard. Mr Robot is about Elliot Alderson, a cybersecurity engineer by day and a white-hat hacker by night who is drafted into a conspiracy to hack...
The best show about technology on TV is also probably the least watched. The AMC show created by Chris Rogers and Chris Cantwell charts the history of the personal computer, starting with a fictionalised account of how Compaq copied IBM in the 1980s during its first season before levelling up dramatically over its next two seasons to chart the birt...
The big budget HBO remake of 70s cult movie Westworld is set in a world where the wealthiest can act out their darkest desires (mainly killing and having sex with androids) in a meticulously constructed version of the American Wild West. Even though it is set in a world where artificial intelligence and robotics are advanced enough to comfortably p...
Charlie Brooker’s Black Mirror is the pitch-black satire consisting of a long-running anthology series of self-contained short films, each dealing with the dark side of technology and its effect on society. It is different in format, tone and in its unique Britishness (until Netflix picked it up for its third season and pumped up the budget) to any...
HBO’s Silicon Valley plumbs all of the comedy it can from a deep well: the small, affluent, self-important bubble of Silicon Valley. Mike Judge, John Altschuler and Dave Krinsky bring the sort of observational and visual gag humour that can be found in Judge’s cult classic Office Space to the weird world of the valley. The show starts out by charti...
A golden oldie (finishing in 2013), IT Crowd isn’t a showcase of futuristic tech, but a look at the schenanigans of the mismatched rabble of the IT department in the fictional Denholm Industries. Consigned to the claustrophobic basement of a towering skyscraper office block, the expertly crafted characters’ riff off each other delightfully. There’s...
Humans is a Channel 4 series that first launched in 2015. Set in an alternate present day, where virtual assistants (à la Alexa) have transformed into fully fledged humanoids (dubbed ‘synths’) which live within the family home as helpful nanny-housekeeper hybrids. The show expertly blurs the ethical line between humans and synths, and poses profoun...
Under the direction of Cary Joji Fukunaga (True Detective, Beasts Of No Nation), this Netflix original cultivates an immediately distinctive retro-futuristic aesthetic. Portions of the story are told from the perspective of Owen Milgrim (Jonah Hill), who suffers from mental health issues. This drags a strong current of dreamy surrealism through the...
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Oct 6, 2017 · The Tech Show: With Sonya Gavankar. The Tech Show highlights tech news, gadgets, apps, video games and connected living advancements for both the novice and advanced users.
