Hollywood Reporter, New York Times, NPR, and the San Francisco Chronicle. Gina Bellefonte of the New York Times said it was, "aggressively off-kilter with the current mood." D. Carlson of the Hollywood Reporter said The Goode Family is "rough around the edges" and that there are "too many current pop culture references are scattered throughout the script, turning what could have been another gentle lampoon of wacky characters into something with a two-week shelf life." Yet, Joel Pitney of Enlighten Next wrote, "I think the reviews miss a pretty significant point" and that The Goodes was "absolutely hilarious." Beavis and Butt-Head Along with Krinsky and Judge, Altschuler was the executive producer and writer for several episodes of MTV’s relaunch of Beavis and Butt-head, called Mike' Judge's Beavis and Butt-head. One update to animated show was that Beavis and Butt-Head critique television shows such as MTV's own Jersey Shore and 16 & Pregnant. A critic noted, the show was "still a rowdy, guilty hot" and that it "once again might be the best thing on the network." Silicon Valley In 2013, Altschuler, Judge, and Krinsky co-created the HBO series Silicon Valley. Although Judge worked in Silicon Valley prior to his television career, he said, "John Altschuler, a writer on King of the Hill, had an idea about doing a show like Dallas or Falcon Crest but instead of oil or wine money, it would be about tech money." One reviewer called Silicon Valley "one of the most acclaimed and celebrated comedy shows in Peak Television. Through its smart writing, a keen understanding of Silicon Valley's weird tech bubble, and witty performances from our talented ensemble, this [is a] foul-mouthed, confidently lewd, but unsuspectingly clever program." Altschuler said, "We went up to Silicon Valley and it was so funny because I studied anthropology and you started realizing this was a subculture." In 2013, Altschuler and Krinsky stepped back from Silicon Valley to focus on other projects for Ternion Productions. History of the World In 2016, Altschuler and Krinsky co-created and co-produced a docu-comedy for National Geographic called History of the World: Now We Know. The mini-series used "sketch comedy, animation, puppetry, documentary and archival footage to explore weighty questions," including sports, religion, money, evolution and more. It was NatGeo's first comedy series. Lopez In 2015, Altschuler, Krinsky, and Jeff Stilson co-created and co-produced the new sitcom, Lopez, for the comedian George Lopez.