Our Favorite Veep GIFs to Fill the Gaping Hole in Our Hearts Left by This Iconic Show

Published on July 30, 2019 at 4:20 PM

HBO's political satire Veep wrapped up its run in May, leaving a gaping hole in our Sunday nights. The series, which began in 2012, follows the misadventures of Selina Meyer, a restless vice president who will stop at nothing to become America's first woman president. Veep turned Julia Louis-Dreyfus into a bona fide Emmy queen and, although Selina is undeniably the star of the show, the ensemble of her staffers, political rivals, and family members is pure magic.

Filled with merciless insults, biting jabs at America's entire political system, physical comedy, and nonstop dysfunction, Veep became an instant classic. Sadly we have no new episodes to look forward to, but we do have seven seasons of hilarious memories — so let's take a walk down memory lane with some GIFs that will remind you why Selina & Co. are some of the most amazing characters to ever grace our television sets.

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Our Favorite Veep GIFs to Fill the Gaping Hole in Our Hearts Left by This Iconic Show

Selina Meyer Isn't One to Forgive and Forget

Selina Always Stays Humble

Selina Knows How to Give Constructive Criticism

Selina's Frustration Sometimes Results in Minor Injuries (It's Not Easy Being a Woman in Politics)

Gary Defends Selina's Honor After Andrew Cheats (Again)

The Veep Stays Cool as a Cucumber Under Pressure

When Selina Sounds Like Me Before I Head to a Family Reunion

Get Outta Selina Meyer's Sight

Amy Brookheimer Isn't Afraid to Tell the Cold, Hard Truth

Selina Is All of Us Trying to Work When We're Sick

Selina's a Definite Contender For Mother of the Year

. . . And She's an Equally Amazing Grandmother

Don't Doubt Selina Meyer's Love For America

Jonah Ryan Also Wants to Be President For All the Right Reasons

Maybe It Has Something to Do With Your Management Style, Selina

The Veep Universe Is Not Worthy of Richard Splett

Seriously, These People Do Not Deserve Richard Splett

Minna Hokkanen's Guest Appearances Never Disappoint

An Awkward Hug From Minna Hokkanen Is Just What the Doctor Ordered

Ben Cafferty: The Eternal Optimist

Selina and Mike's Coping Mechanism: Violently Attacking Some Furniture

Selina Meyer's Post-Presidency Struggle Is Real

Selina Meyer Epitomizes Grace

Selina Meyer Epitomizes Grace: Exhibit B

Amy Brookheimer's Facial Expressions Are Worth a Thousand Words

Selina Even Kept the Zingers Coming at Mee-Maw's Funeral

Selina Meyer Isn't Here For Tom James's Mansplaining (Errr, Man-Telling)

File This Under "Things I Never Dreamed We'd Hear Kent Davison Say"

Selina Meyer's Political Career in a Nutshell

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