Veep
Reception

Veep (2012)

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External reception

8.4
5 platform(s) · 7 ratings 85,528 votes
8.5/10 11,519 votes Synced 2026-08-09
8.4/10 72,430 votes Synced 2026-08-20
Audience 8.2/10 1,035 votes Synced 2026-07-19
Critics 8.2/10 Synced 2026-07-19
Audience 9.0/10 Synced 2026-07-18
Critics 9.3/10 Synced 2026-07-18
7.5/10 544 votes Synced 2026-09-16

External reviews

Brian Tallerico · RogerEbert.com 100.00/100.00

Veep starts with four episodes as perfectly conceived and executed as ever.

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Ken Tucker · Yahoo TV 100.00/100.00

Depending on the situation, Louis-Dreyfus brings various combinations of excessive zeal, profane rage, piteous desperation, and unwarranted arrogance, all of it never less than beguiling.

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Hank Stuever · Washington Post 100.00/100.00

There also aren’t many words left to describe why Veep keeps working as well it does.

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David Wiegand · San Francisco Chronicle 100.00/100.00

The Emmy-winning show is still as funny as ever, if not moreso, but it also merits our attention for the care with which it is managing a long run on television.

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Matt Brennan · Slant Magazine 100.00/100.00

The series reserves its most blistering humor for the universal narcissism on display, always distracting from the real work at hand. For all the brilliant, tossed-off insults and uniformly excellent performances, including Patton Oswalt as a "hands-on" aide to the vice president, the season's through line is its treatment of politics as a con artist's medium.

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Matt Roush · TV Guide Magazine 100.00/100.00

The deft, resonant satire that helped make Judge's Office Space a cult hit takes on farcical new dimension in Silicon Valley.

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Verne Gay · Newsday 100.00/100.00

Veep is the single most improved series on television.

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David Wiegand · San Francisco Chronicle 100.00/100.00

Everything you fear might be true about how our government works--or doesn't--becomes hilarious fodder for Veep's biting satire.

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Linda Stasi · New York Post 100.00/100.00

A hilarious new sitcom about a female vice president of the United States, Selina Meyer, played with insanely good timing by Julia Louis-Dreyfus.

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