+SONA CRUZ SEASON 3 SPOILER::::: I hope we never see him when he's on a bender. The contrast of his professionalism and calm demeanor with the way he describes his outrageous actions and the aftermaths is absolutely hilarious.
When Erlich tried to defend Richard after he admitted he worked on a Hooli computer, I could not stop laughing. "I'm his girlfriend, he hit it so hard I was at the doctor for three days"
Technically, you can't refer to him as an attorney until he's reinstated and makes restitution to his victim's families. He's a lawyer, and a good one.
If you're an underachiever, it's a great life. Otherwise it's boring. That's why Gavin got pissed and did everything he could to go back to controlling his company.
Honestly if bighead was able to create that application it would be extremely impressive, the accuracy of the live image recognition would need to be off the charts. Major tech companies would buy that stuff for billions.
@Anthony RamseyhaHAA, you're completely devoid of self awareness. He is referring to live image recognition of erect nipples, is that clear enough for you? lol. I believe the perverts who use nipalert are mostly smart enough to capture the image of erected nipples with hidden cameras.
@Anthony Ramsey Did they ever actually specify that? I've seen the show numerous times and I don't recall them explicitly stating HOW the app finds them. That seems hardly a thing to warrant being so inflammatory. EDIT: Actually, I just checked the show and Big Head does say that the software he made used image recognition, so you're not even correct anyway.
I love Matt McCoy. He is a fine actor. First saw him on Star Trek The Next Generation when he successfully played a young handsome heartthrob who stole the heart of Councilor Troy. Then he appeared on Seinfeld as the reincarnation of the crazy Lloyd Braun which, I have to say, was a downgrade for him. Here he played the brilliant lawyer (not attorney) who shredded Bachman's super-strong confidence like no one else could. He's fantastic!
In fairness to Erlich Richard didn't know what the fuck he was doing at the beginning of season 1. Pied Piper started out as a music app and Richard didn't even have a business plan. Even though NipAlert was stupid, I don't entirely blame him for wanting to can Pied Piper. Even Peter Gregory thought Richard was an idiot.
The premise for the app Richard was pitching became a super successful multi million dollar app that Apple bought for 400 million. If he had stuck with his original plan he would have actually been a successful programmer.
@@alphanerd7221 I think you are referring to Shazam. It was started in the early 2000s and was already a thing when the show came about. In fact, the show references Shazam in one of its episodes.
Both this and Few Good Men testimony would not hold up in court because they were badgering the witness. They didn’t make Kevin Bacon object to Tom Cruise as badgering the witness for dramatic purposes.
This scene was great. But what kind of lawyer doesn't prepare his witness by telling him exactly what he is going to ask and what he wants him to respond. Left the entire thing to chance.
If you like this lawyer you could like: 1) The attorney of Breaking Bad: similar style and South Park lawyer. 2) The Seinfeld lawyer. 2) The South Park lawyer and his Chubaka defense: ruclips.net/video/QDmq73tXqSE/видео.html
@@emiliomoreno3256 : You still can’t badger a witness on arbitration as false testimony might come out because of anger. Also arbitration’s occur in conference rooms and not in court rooms like this one.
@@faisalmemon285 It was not a court room, more set up like one. Second the California Arbitration Act makes it clear that "rules of evidence and rules of judicial procedure need not be observed". While this is a TV show and they dont need to make a considerable effort to maintain real rules and procedure. In this case it's not farfetched to presume that the two parties agreed to very simple rules and procedure that governed the arbitration.
I find it bizarre how this character ends up getting high on opium in tibet and is literally left for dead and never seen again. It's almost like soemthing happened between the actor and the producers or something
Defense attorney was great as a character and clearly good at his job except there was no need to break Erlich... always bugged me that he did. He should have anticipated that Erlich would slip up when he was trying to break him... haha
Развлечения
"A buggy, rapey piece of shit, designed by an idiot!"
Probably my favourite line of the show.
It sucked.
@@williammccormick984 the show, the line, or the app?
this line applies to humans if you think about it.
@@chmth speak for yourself. Humans as a whole are great
I don't know why that line sounds so poetically vulgar.
I love that defense attorney character. He was so good. I hope he comes back.
"Technically, I can't refer to myself as an attorney until I'm reinstated. And have made restitution to my victim's families."
Yeah I liked him.
At first you think hes a hopeless loser and then he turns into a top gun attorney as seen here
SONA CRUZ Yeah, gotta love Lloyd Braun
+SONA CRUZ This was an insanely hilarious character.
I can't refer to myself as an attorney until I am reinstated...
+SONA CRUZ SEASON 3 SPOILER:::::
I hope we never see him when he's on a bender. The contrast of his professionalism and calm demeanor with the way he describes his outrageous actions and the aftermaths is absolutely hilarious.
When Erlich tried to defend Richard after he admitted he worked on a Hooli computer, I could not stop laughing. "I'm his girlfriend, he hit it so hard I was at the doctor for three days"
Belly laughs big time.
Technically, you can't refer to him as an attorney until he's reinstated and makes restitution to his victim's families. He's a lawyer, and a good one.
His shame will linger long after his voting rights have been restored.
"Say 'Medici' again."
"M-Medi-"
"Shut the fuck up."
Yaaaaaasssssss!!!!!!
I wanna live the Nelson Biggeti life
dont we all
If you're an underachiever, it's a great life. Otherwise it's boring. That's why Gavin got pissed and did everything he could to go back to controlling his company.
I think in Gavin's case it was more his ego
@@MAnnaconduit1 Maybe but then again, successful people with big egos tend to be high achievers. Kind of goes hand in hand.
@@imzjustplayin im pretty sure Gavin was more worried about his "legacy" because he thinks he built hooli from nothing.
Call from Jin Yang : "Erlich Bachman, watching you at court, special occasion"
this is your mother, and you are not my son.
*Erich
“I was high when he pitched it, and I like nipples”
Amen 😆
"It was a buggy, rapey piece of shit designed by an idiot."
"I was high when he pitched it, and I like nipples..." one of the top 10 lines in the whole series.
This is comedy gold. Lloyd Braun was going after Erlich like he was Lieutenant Kaffee trying to get Jessup to admit that he ordered the Code Red.
Bravo. That's the kind of clarity I enjoy in my similes.
Unfortunately as we all well know, my great uncle did in fact order the code red
"I'll allow it"
"really? because I don't think"
"MISTER Bachman"
Erlich: O.O
"MR. BACHMAN YOU LIKED IT DIDN'T YOU???"
I just realized the A Few Good Men vibe when he said "I can have the court reporter read it back to you"
Also when the lawyer shouted Erlich into answering the truth. It mirrored the 'you're goddamn right!' moment!
The exact same thought came to my mind
Yeah, that's the genius of Silicon Valley shining. Meta-comedy.
@@CribNotes Referencing one of, if not the, most famous court room scene of all time isn't meta-anything, it was just lazy.
@@expatphotographer8745 what?
Honestly if bighead was able to create that application it would be extremely impressive, the accuracy of the live image recognition would need to be off the charts. Major tech companies would buy that stuff for billions.
@Anthony RamseyhaHAA, you're completely devoid of self awareness. He is referring to live image recognition of erect nipples, is that clear enough for you? lol. I believe the perverts who use nipalert are mostly smart enough to capture the image of erected nipples with hidden cameras.
@Anthony Ramsey Did they ever actually specify that? I've seen the show numerous times and I don't recall them explicitly stating HOW the app finds them. That seems hardly a thing to warrant being so inflammatory.
EDIT: Actually, I just checked the show and Big Head does say that the software he made used image recognition, so you're not even correct anyway.
pff, forget the billions, I may personally fork over $0.99 for such an app
Tesla alone would pay billions upon billions
@@GS-kj6ur anything not to use LIDAR
the lawyer is actually surgical haha
the charactesr are so great, so completely insane, it's like watching a train wreck in slow motion
"I was hiiiigh when he pitched it"
AND I LIKE ERECT NIPPLES
"it did NOT show great promise... what it showed was the location of nearby women possessing erect nipples!" died laughing
I wanna see this guy vs. Saul Goodman
+MySickDuck91 Or Harvey Spec...nvm he's in a totally different league.
Yeah, in sucky one.
Ethereum Vietnam or Charlie's uncle from Always Sunny
HODL
@Sy A: Lmfao! You mean "This guy" vs. the firm?
"Say Medici again"
*Shut the fuck up!*
Medici
3:05 he tried really hard not to die laughing
"Among other things that weren't that"
@1:17 you gotta hand it to Erlich, that was a very nice return.
This guy makes me consider becoming a lawyer.
But not an attorney, right?
Nip Alert was ahead of its time
"Well yes, I thought nip alert showed great promise."
I love Matt McCoy. He is a fine actor. First saw him on Star Trek The Next Generation when he successfully played a young handsome heartthrob who stole the heart of Councilor Troy. Then he appeared on Seinfeld as the reincarnation of the crazy Lloyd Braun which, I have to say, was a downgrade for him. Here he played the brilliant lawyer (not attorney) who shredded Bachman's super-strong confidence like no one else could. He's fantastic!
THAAAAAAAATS where ive seen him, thank you!
@@spiv Also in Police Academy 5, some years prior.
This is the guy that replaced Guttenberg in the police academy movies.
I enjoyed him on Seinfeld too, honestly.
Serenity now, insanity later.
Holy crap!
Objection leading to every single question asked
0:58 Responded with Confidence
In fairness to Erlich Richard didn't know what the fuck he was doing at the beginning of season 1. Pied Piper started out as a music app and Richard didn't even have a business plan. Even though NipAlert was stupid, I don't entirely blame him for wanting to can Pied Piper. Even Peter Gregory thought Richard was an idiot.
The premise for the app Richard was pitching became a super successful multi million dollar app that Apple bought for 400 million. If he had stuck with his original plan he would have actually been a successful programmer.
@@alphanerd7221 I think you are referring to Shazam. It was started in the early 2000s and was already a thing when the show came about. In fact, the show references Shazam in one of its episodes.
Love the way how the case went from Richard Vs Galvin to Eric Vs lawyer 😂
This scene was incredible and the lawyer did such a good job
Correct. Not an attorney.
I enjoy court room scenes were they treat their own witness as hotile. the judge's I allow it and bachman's reaction are great
nipalert lol
I would watch the shit out of a spinoff series with the lawyer
Good news is that there already is a great spin off show about a lawyer!
He had me until he dragged Nip Alert into the courtroom and slandered its name on the record. How dare he
Matt Mcoy is great in everything he does.
Why do you all call him an attorney? He is not an attorney, he's a lawyer! :P
I was his girlfriend. He had hit it so hard that I had to go to the doctor.
Oh that Lloyd Braun is something, isn't he !
Homage to A Few Good Men. “I can have the court reporter read it back”
Court rooms were a thing before a Few Good Men came out, you know.
@@biessebis1041 It's worse than that, i haven't even seen A Few Good Men.
Both this and Few Good Men testimony would not hold up in court because they were badgering the witness. They didn’t make Kevin Bacon object to Tom Cruise as badgering the witness for dramatic purposes.
@@faisalmemon285 Not really, he’s badgering his own witness here.
@@chrisdawson1776 Yeah you’re right. But in A Few Good Men he was definitely badgering the witness.
"Mr. Bachman, you like it didn't you!!!"
Mr. Bachmann, answer the question!
*liked
Matt McCoy...the not-lawyer--fantastic.
I like how this scene was a reference to "A few good men" movie ))
This lawyer character is so good.
Lol, I knew that because of Assassin's Creed II.
wtf
Dude me too!!
why?
Same!
Say Medici again.
This scene was great. But what kind of lawyer doesn't prepare his witness by telling him exactly what he is going to ask and what he wants him to respond. Left the entire thing to chance.
the element of surprise makes his response more genuine
4:04 This defense would leave Socrates in awe lol
I am here after I saw the Borgias series in netflix
Richard not only a computer engineer
He have huge knowledge in history
that's basic high school knowledge
@@Fenderak The knowledge may have been basic but Bachman did not retain the knowledge well.
That's actually super common information.
He is my favorite... almost my love destiny
garden of techEden
sounds great
jajajajaja
“You’re a mean and terrible attorney”
“I’m not an attorney”
You never could compete with Lloyd Braun!
Why can't you be more like Llyod Braun??
Serenity now. Insanity later
Hoochie mammaaaaaaaaaa.......! His phone wasn’t even connected!
So bad that Richard's laptop was in the shop for three days 😂😂😂
"We'd all end up in prison". Oddly prescient. Thomas Middleditch and T.J. Miller have both been accused of some disturbing behavior.
this is the funniest comedy scene i've ever watched. fucking laughed my ass off
4:34... I love that face of absolute realization what the f is going on
I laugh so hard at erlich from 1:44 scene 😂😂
Imagine Peter gregory and This lawyer negotiating with gavin belson.
The solicitor is Lloyd brawn in Seinfeld
If you like this lawyer you could like:
1) The attorney of Breaking Bad: similar style and South Park lawyer.
2) The Seinfeld lawyer.
2) The South Park lawyer and his Chubaka defense: ruclips.net/video/QDmq73tXqSE/видео.html
This reminds me of the scene in Better Call Saul where Jimmy debunks Chucks allergy to electricity in court
Yeah, that show is just silly.
Objection:
Badgering the witness.
It's an arbitration. Different rules.
@@emiliomoreno3256 : You still can’t badger a witness on arbitration as false testimony might come out because of anger. Also arbitration’s occur in conference rooms and not in court rooms like this one.
@@faisalmemon285 It was not a court room, more set up like one. Second the California Arbitration Act makes it clear that "rules of evidence and rules of judicial procedure need not be observed". While this is a TV show and they dont need to make a considerable effort to maintain real rules and procedure. In this case it's not farfetched to presume that the two parties agreed to very simple rules and procedure that governed the arbitration.
@@emiliomoreno3256 : Or it’s just a tv show and does what it wants.
@@faisalmemon285 that's a concept
It didn't NOT show great promise, in fact it showed ...LOL
The most unrealistic part of this show was a tech founder having 1 laptop only
All credit to Erlich Bachman great Jack Nicholson scene
To be fair to Bachman, the lawyer didn't prep him for the testimony
The actor who played the attorney went to Loyola high school in Los Angeles
'Did you order the code red!!"
"He got in my head"😂😂😂😂
I find it bizarre how this character ends up getting high on opium in tibet and is literally left for dead and never seen again.
It's almost like soemthing happened between the actor and the producers or something
I see what you did there.
Technically he's not an attorney 😏
I never got why the defence attorney was ripping at Elrich?
'Seranity now, insanity later'
Serenity NOW!
Serenity now!
Nelson must’ve been Ghandi in his past life… such good karma 😁
haha The Sforza were Leonardo patrons.
Say Sforza again.
*Shut the fuck up*
😂
The cautionary tale of why we must cut idiots out of our lives.
What's the music playing at 1:18? Can anyone tell me please!?
Lloyd Braun
Justice baby.
Say Medici again. Lool
Erlich Bachman made the show.
I always wondered what happened to Lloyd Braun.
few good men
4:04 😂😂😂
Garden of the tech eden
Nip alert must have had a lot of false positives during winter 😅
I see Lt. Kaffee retired from the Navy and moved to California :)
Is this loosely based on a scene in another TV show or movie?
Serenity now
Defense attorney was great as a character and clearly good at his job except there was no need to break Erlich... always bugged me that he did. He should have anticipated that Erlich would slip up when he was trying to break him... haha
They started feuding from the moment they were in the kitchen when Pete didn’t want to call him as a witness and Erlich swearing at him 😂
Lloyd Braun from Seinfeld, yes? Sell some computers!
I'm a lawyer and a good one!
......Turner Overdrive.
"eh.. I'll adMIT.. --uh, I'll conCEED" XD
a few good men lmao