Silicon Valley (2014-2017)

Kicking off in 2014 and absolutely skewering the tech industry for six seasons, the HBO comedy series Silicon Valley comes to us courtesy of Mike Judge, the creator the legendary Beavis & Butt-head and Office Space (1999). Set in the high stakes, high-tech world of California's Silicon Valley, the series follows Richard Hendricks (Thomas Middleditch), a coder for a very Google-like company called Hooli who invents a compression algorithm that could change the internet forever. While Hooli founder Gavin Belson (Matt Ross) offers him millions for it, instead Richard decides to create his own company called Pied Piper alongside his buddies Erlich (T.J. Miller), Dinesh (Kumail Nanjiani), Gilfoyle (Martin Starr) and Jared (Zach Woods). The problem is, Hooli isn't going to let this garage startup challenge them, Richard's not a very effective leader, and Pied Piper is a disaster more often than not. For years viewers watched this ragtag gang of coders as they dealt with over-the-top macho investors (Chris Diamantopoulos), legal battles with one of the biggest companies in the world, and their own inherent nerdiness. As you can imagine, a show set around a bunch of guys notorious for being terrible with the ladies is going to be light on skin. Nevertheless, this is an HBO series, so you never know. Episode six of the debut season gave us a look at Martin Starr sans shirt, along with a look at the beefy T.J. Miller bulging out in his Speedos before going for a dip in the pool. Mr. Man would love to get deep in their valleys! As the worst form of billionaire bro, Chris Diamantopoulos does some lounging in nothing but a pair of skivvies, while Tim Chiou plays a little shirts and skins on the b-ball court that'll have you signing up for a coding boot camp in search of booty! Silicon Valley can be so hot it's silly!