( CNN ) -- Stop us if you 've heard this before : Tech geeks are the new rock stars . Silicon Valley is a `` hotbed of innovation . '' And some people who work in tech are n't nerdy . These nuggets of insight , and much more , are on display in a new preview video for an upcoming reality series , `` Start-Ups : Silicon Valley , '' which premieres November 5 on Bravo . The show promises to follow six budding tech entrepreneurs as they try to market their ideas , launch companies and get really , really rich . But Bravo is not interested in watching engineers code . Instead , the clip shows its young , attractive stars lounging poolside , rock climbing , doing shots , going to toga parties and boasting about their `` 'work hard , play hard ' mentality . '' There 's no mention of what products , if any , they 've created . But the promo does pack an impressive number of clichés and tangled metaphors into its 2 minutes , 21 seconds . Among the better ones : . • `` This is the moment we have to up our game even more than ever . '' • `` The future of the world is in our hands , and we 're not sitting back and letting it pass us by . '' • `` Silicon Valley is just balls to the wall . It 's not something you do if you do n't want to roll the dice . '' Then there 's the young woman who motions to her face and says , `` People have been intimidated , because this package generally does n't come with a brain . '' Shockingly , the Internet has not been kind . `` If you watch the latest promo for Bravo 's Silicon Valley reality show and think , hey these entrepreneurs failed actors are just stringing together tech buzzwords , it 's because that 's exactly what they 're doing , '' writes Gizmodo . `` This show looks awful , but we 'd be lying if we said we were n't going to watch Start-Ups ... with glee/horror . '' The video trailer has a rating of two out of five stars -- on Bravo 's own website . A commenter on the show 's Facebook page says , `` You focused on an exception not the rule and in the process you disrespect most of Silicon Valley . '' And on Twitter , TechCrunch co-editor Alexa Tsotsis quipped , `` Here Comes Silicon Valley Boo Boo . '' The TV show has a respectable pedigree : It 's co-produced by Randi Zuckerberg , former marketing director of Facebook and sister of its founder , Mark Zuckerberg . But early observers still give the promo low marks for authenticity . `` Dang ! Real SV women sure do n't look like that in the show . Well for that matter the men either , '' wrote one commenter on Gizmodo . `` Sadly , Asian people apparently do n't exist in the Hollywood version of Silicon Valley . No Indians either . Weird alternate universe indeed . '' Our clever cousins at CNNMoney recommend that viewers turn the show into a drinking game in which they do a shot every time a `` business development session '' is held poolside and `` swill the whole bottle when someone actually writes a line of code . ''
Bravo posted promo clip for upcoming show about budding tech entrepreneurs . The preview shows its stars lounging poolside , doing shots and going to toga parties . `` Start-Ups : Silicon Valley '' premieres November 5 .