'Start-Ups: Silicon Valley' review

Programmer David Murray plays a supporting role. In tonight's premiere, he spends most of his screen time detailing the work he's had done (hair transplant, eyes done twice, nose done, fat removed from under chin, etc.), which probably makes him an outlier among computer programmers.

He's friends with Sarah Austin, the queen bee of drama, who finagled her way into the free hotel room she's living in by exchanging social-media work she does for the hotel for a place to live. In the premiere she also orders room service for her dog.

Sarah is in a war of words with Hermione Way over some past contretemps. Hermione and her brother, Ben, have teamed on a new company, but their efforts to find venture-capital funding don't meet their initial expectations.

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