Jared has always been at the center of the “Silicon Valley” story (there he is on the Season 1 poster, in full Steve Jobs pose, literally at the side of Pied Piper co-founder Richard Hendricks ...

This makes the second time Jared has referred to Hitler on Silicon Valley, after pointing out the dictator’s passion for the bassoon in Season One. Now, is Jared a Nazi? Probably not.

In the world of “Silicon Valley,” Jared is an anomaly. He’s a genuine idealist who quits a stable job at search engine giant Hooli because he’s inspired by the revolutionary possibility of ...

In HBO’s “Silicon Valley,” Zach Woods plays Jared, a drone at a tech megacorporation who leaves his job to be the CFO for his friend’s startup — a little company named, ridiculously ...

“Silicon Valley”Eddy Chen/HBO Over the seasons , Woods has lauded the access he’s had to the “Silicon Valley” writers, so that Jared didn’t merely advance in a bubble.

'Silicon Valley,' HBO's great sendup of technology and the people inside it, ... that Jared (the wonderful Zach Woods) is getting a solid storyline that, by the third episode, ...

Just hear us out. What if next season of 'Silicon Valley' is just 10 episodes of Jared and Jian-Yang on a road trip.

The actor tells us about the ’Silicon Valley’ final season and how neither ’God or the devil’ knows the extent of Jared’s wild backstory.

During “Silicon Valley’s” six-season life span, we’ve allowed technology to have ever more access to our homes, turning our phones into house keys, our doorbells into video sentries and ...