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Critic Consensus: A move from the White House hasn't dulled Veep's razor-sharp satirical edge, thanks to Julia Louis-Dreyfus and her castmates' deft comic chemistry.
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as Selina Meyer
as Gary Walsh
as Amy Brookheimer
as Mike McLintock
as Dan Egan
as Jonah Ryan
as Sue Wilson
as Ben Cafferty
as Kent Davison
as Tom James
as Richard
as Jane
as Marjorie
as Leon West
as Catherine
as Mohammed Al Jaffar
as Shawnee Tanz
as Roger Furlong
as Andrew Meyer
as Laura Montez
as Will
as Buddy Calhoun
as Jeff Kane
as Brie Ramachandran
as Sherman Tanz
as Greg
as Quartie Sturges
as Judge Walsh
as Stevie
as Imogene Walsh
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Critic Reviews for Veep: Season 6
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This new season of Veep is the political satire we need right now. It lampoons the outsized egos and fumbling of a crew of Washington knuckleheads just as dysfunction in real life politics is front-page news.
Veep is still Veep, which is to say outrageous, brash, and very funny in promulgating its convincing vision of democracy as running on nothing but inertia.
Veep is at its best when her political team is united -- and of course also divided. So let the infighting begin anew. The profanity is already firmly in place.
Veep is a satirization of all power-hungry politicians, neutral to their party, past, or principles. But most importantly, it's telling its own story. This is a serialized narrative that refuses to rewrite history in order to mock it.
In TV terms, we call this a re-set, but in Veep terms, it's genius.
Veep is the best comedy still on air. Its satirical bite is the sharpest it's ever been and the characters have had years to develop into the acidic buffoons they are.
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