Strange Boys

Richard Hendricks is a low-level programmer with futuristic internet giant Hooli. He is often taunted by his more successful work colleagues, and his ideas are dismissed by egotistical entrepreneur Erlich Bachman, who owns the technology development incubator where Richard lives with fellow programmers Nelson "Big Head", Gilfoyle and Dinesh. However when Hooli stumbles upon the music copyright service that Richard is working on, entitled Pied Piper, they discover that hidden within the useless application is the best file compression algorithm in the world, and news spreads quickly. Eventually Richard is caught between a $10 million buyout by Hooli CEO Gavin Belson, and a $200,000 investment from eccentric billionaire Peter Gregory, and must decide whether to give up his program to the highest bidder or to take the investment and create a business out of it himself. After having a panic attack and vomiting on the street, Richard runs into Peter's assistant Monica, who tells him that she believes in him and his idea, and he decides to take the investment and run the business himself.

Back at the moments of the pilot episode, Emily and Daniel's engagement party reveals new details, as Emily's revenge takes a dark and unexpected turn. Jack makes a desperate attempt to find Amanda and Charlotte tries to soothe the pain of her family's betrayal. In the end, the party goers rush to the beach to find out if Daniel has died. Victoria turns over the body to find Tyler dead. Daniel walks up, covered in blood.

Emily moves on to her next target, Dr. Michelle Banks, a psychiatrist who is responsible for institutionalizing her while her father was in prison. Daniel sees Emily having dinner with Jack, heartbroken, he goes on a drinking binge with Tyler. Charlotte and Declan get to know each other more and Conrad pays Lydia a secret visit.

The guys go to extremes to keep Vince away from temptation after he gets out of rehab in the eighth-season premiere, but they're also worried about triggering a relapse when he's excited about a lame idea for a movie. Meanwhile, Ari pleads with his wife to end their separation; and Eric and Scott court new clients for their fledgling management company.

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