Pied Piper learns of Peter Gregory's death in a safari accident in the Serengeti, leading to questions about Raviga Capital's viability as an investor for their Series A funding. With this uncertainty, Bachman and Hendricks pitch Pied Piper to numerous venture capitalists who are trying to woo them.

Richard and the guys struggle to find a backer as they face legal and financial woes. Meanwhile, an old enemy pays Richard a visit.

Richard decides to accept Gavin's offer in the hopes of saving Pied Piper from going out of business, until and alternative options becomes apparent to him in the form of an eccentric former Silicon Valley billionaire. A new attitude befalls Richard in the wake of his new meeting and decides to take more of an aggressive leadership role in the direction of his company. Written by Peter Iannazzo

Pied Piper's continued expansion and deadline concerns prompt Richard to hire more staff. Erlich disagrees with one of Richard's prospective hires, while Dinesh and Gilfoyle express concerns after a new employee is added to the mix. Meanwhile, Big Head's involvement in Hooli's new strategy to take down Pied Piper, continues to elude him as his promotion is granted under the veil of mystery. Written by Peter Iannazzo

Pied Piper faces challenges when deciding on an expansion manoeuvre. A unruly neighbour threatens the team's security, while Dinesh and Gilfoyle are again at odds on whether to embark on a solo mission, rendering Pied Piper's ability to venture forward independently, in the balance. Meanwhile Gavin's continued attempts to undermine Richard's progression, takes an even further turn towards incompetence. Written by Peter Iannazzo

Hooli's attempt to promote their new compression software featuring a live sporting event, ends up an embarrassment to Gavin, yet inspires Richard to attempt a similar venture. Erlich's old college roommate, whom has since developed a lucrative energy drink company, is contacted in order to provide a platform for Pied Piper's software to gain publicity. Gilfoyle and Dinesh face a moral dilemma while debating their ideas on Jarrod's new decision making apparatus. An old meeting comes back to haunt Pied Piper, exposing their less than sceptical views of their competitors. Written by Peter Iannazzo

In the wake of Richard's algorithm being 'stolen' and prospering, the team decide to get more aggressive with their approach. Now that Russ spells billionaire with an M, he too begins to have a sense that the ante must be raised if Pied Piper will ever attain the levels of success he desires. When morally questionable decisions must be made, Richard learns what kind of CEO he needs to be, and what sacrifices must be made in order for his dreams to become a reality. Written by Peter Iannazzo

Richard accidentally sparks a feud that leads him to become paranoid about security.

Erlich demands to be put on stand as Pied Piper and Hooli enter Arbitration. Richard faces a moral dilemma now that he realizes that Hooli's claim may have successful potential. Meanwhile back at Pied Piper headquarters, Jared, Dinesh and Gilfoyle question a profound theory and its affiliation to their live stream. Written by Adam Michener

Fortunately pied piper stream of a man stuck in a pit gets over 250K views thanks for a Paccaquio's tweet of streaming link on twitter. Richard gets lucky in the court hearing. Russ sells his shares of Pied Piper to Riviga and Richard is in trouble after that.