During his tenure, he oversaw the development and production of comedy series including “Barry,” “The Rehearsal,” “ Somebody Somewhere,” “ Los Espookys,” “ Avenue 5,” “ Veep,” “ Divorce,” “ Sally4Ever” and “ Curb Your Enthusiasm.” Before HBO, he worked at Fair Harbor Productions as vice president of development.
He entered the company as vice president of original programming, eventually rising to senior vice president. Before entering this role, Wasserstein had been working at HBO since 2016. He will work alongside Heather Karpas, who joined Eden in 2020 after previously working at ICM Partners. Under the deal, Wasserstein will pursue and develop new comedy and drama series, limited series and films for Eden’s multi-year deal with Apple TV+. Mike Judge's Emmy-nominated parody of tech moguls.īen Wasserstein has entered a first look deal at Richard Plepler’s Eden Productions. While Silicon Valley may have ended several years ago, its influence is still felt. Running for six seasons, Silicon Valley was definitely a major entry in the pantheon of technological dramas and workplace comedies. However, despite its technical jargon, it makes for great deadpan and situational humor, bolstered by performances of actors like Thomas Middleditch, Kumail Nanjiani, and Martin Starr. Rather than delving into familiar underdog narratives, the show takes a more realistic turn leaving no stone unturned in satirizing corporate drama and cracking intellectually superior jokes that many techies might relate to. The Mike Judge-created comedy series revolved around a group of down-on-luck programmers who wish to make it big in Silicon Valley, competing against several other programmers and companies who harbor similar dreams. Shows like Silicon Valley bring the world of computer programmers and tech geniuses to the general masses.
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