Kings' New Show 'Cupertino' Takes Aim at Silicon Valley Tech Executives

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Prolific TV producers Robert and Michelle King have launched a new show titled 'Cupertino', targeting the culture and figures of the tech industry. The series appears to take a satirical look at prominent technology executives and their world. Robert King described such figures bluntly, calling them 'really the stupidest and dumbest people.' The Kings, known for their work on other acclaimed productions, are now turning their creative focus to the online and tech space. The show marks their latest project as a producing duo.

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