Why does this show even need to have Tyrrell?
I feel like it could do without him.
Keep telling everyone there's a big 5 season plan.I hope the real twist is that the show never does a Mr. Robot and Elliot reveal and just continues to leave everyone guessing to the very last frame.
It's been a month since Shayla was found next to the body of the brother of a known drug dealer and murderer who just escaped out of prison. I doubt anything more will happen there.While the show is fairly realistic when it comes to hacking and such, I'm starting to wonder how realistic it is/going to be when it comes to crime investigation. Will there even be a follow up to the Shayla's and Vera's brother's deaths? And using wipes on a corpse doesn't really remove much evidence I think.
Hopefully those things get a believable followup on the next episode.
It's been a month since Shayla was found next to the body of the brother of a known drug dealer and murderer who just escaped out of prison. I doubt anything more will happen there.
The CTO's wife is another story.
Mr Robot will murder VeraI doubt they let it lie forever. Vera would be a great secondary nemesis for Elliot
I doubt they let it lie forever. Vera would be a great secondary nemesis for Elliot
I meant as far as police investigations go.
Call me dumb. It never ever crossed my mind that Elliot and Mr Robot could be different personalities of the same person. I still don't believe it.
Call me dumb. It never ever crossed my mind that Elliot and Mr Robot could be different personalities of the same person. I still don't believe it.
Figured it's worth mentioning... In episode 5, Darlene gets banned from the Dark Army IRC channel. The IRC logs are on screen just long enough to see that the Dark Army channel was #da7Q_9RnPjm on Freenode. Turns out, everyone flocked to that channel after the episode aired and it has turned into a sizable channel at almost 200 users strong. It gets more active around the time the show airs which makes it a great way to talk about the latest episode in real time.
Figured it's worth mentioning... In episode 5, Darlene gets banned from the Dark Army IRC channel. The IRC logs are on screen just long enough to see that the Dark Army channel was #da7Q_9RnPjm on Freenode. Turns out, everyone flocked to that channel after the episode aired and it has turned into a sizable channel at almost 200 users strong. It gets more active around the time the show airs which makes it a great way to talk about the latest episode in real time.
Elliot wants to burn the company down, the question is what happens next episode and will Tyrell finally be pit against Elliots goals or will his goals align with Elliots. I hope they end up working together in an awkward alliance as they both need something from each other but neither trust each other until a season or two down the line where they end up facing each other with intimate knowledge how they both see the world and their reactions whilst we see both sides of trying to outplay each other.
Just watched the first episode.... Think I'll keep watching.
But....feels a lot like geeky dexter ....may or may not be a bad thing
Dexter for wannabe hackers
I've never watched Dexter
Am I the only one who thinks its a Dexter esk scenario?
^ yes, very.
This is what I hope the show doesn't turn into. It definitely has that kind of feel when the CD case was shown with all the people he's 'connected with'.
Whats wrong with digital Dexter.
This episode puts attention directly on Elliot. Party he had with his boss is now significant because they all met his now dead girlfriend. News will probably report that the prison cells were hacked, making those close to Elliot bound to see the connection. Elliot's boss will be like that cop in Dexter that's always suspecting.
Tyrell might make a second push for the wife, which is a dangerous game since the boss is onto him. I wonder why the boss doesn't just fire him.
That's the impression I got as well when I read the synopsis and watched that clip from episode 1 that got me into the show. Thought it was going to be like Dexter but with a hacker. But I was so wrong.
Anyone thinking this is too graphic for cable needs to watch The Americans on FX
Part of this might be how familiar you are with Fight Club. If a person has never seen that I can see them not even being suspicious here.
What if the Dog is Mr.Robot...
It can happen
I hope Eliot isn't Mr. Robot since there are scenes that wouldn't make too much sense if they were the same person.
Like...?
Like...?
Or the scene where Darlene was about to launch the attack and she was about to it do when Mr. Robot got close to her but let Elite walk right next to her since she trusted him.
He seems like the dude that would have wet wipes.And painting the inside of your victim's mouth with your DNA and using your bare hands to strangle them isn't the smartest thing to do. And he couldn't have anticipated her not scratching him.
He would have had a bottle of bleach or gloves or something.
I'm just curious as to how this plays out.
Realistically, even if he did leave his DNA on her, the cops can't get it w/o a court order. There's no reason they'd have his DNA to match with.
It has elements of a Shakespearean tragedy. Tyrell and his wife allude strongly to Macbeth. Eliot's choice to have Fernando Vera arrested was the archetypal critical error, andI listened to a podcast Rami did with Grantland (it's a video pod, it's on youtube if you search it), and the guy interviewing him said he thought the show might be about Elliot the super hacker, taking down somebody in a coffee shop every week. Even now, I'm not sure what this show is, because Tyrell just broke genre real hard.
#TeamDog I am in.
When Mr. Robot went and threaten the Bubbles looking guy into coming back to the group.
Or the scene where Darlene was about to launch the attack and she was about to it do when Mr. Robot got close to her but let Elite walk right next to her since she trusted him.
Like the scene where Mr. Robot flips his shit and points a gun at Romero. Elliot does not own a gun. Elliot is not a violent person. Elliot does not rely on other people for his own success and is in general not capable of organizing people for a greater cause. If it was actually Elliot, Romero would have said something about his drug usage instead of a simple "you're fucking crazy".
Mr. Robot pushed Elliot, at least that's what we see from Elliot's point of view. But assuming they are the same individual, yes, he just jumped. I don't think that makes Mr. Robot hostile to Elliot, it just was something to probe a point.when Mr. Robot pushed Elliot off of the railing? He did that to himself, despite having no prior history of self-harm? If that were the case, wouldn't Mr. Robot's disposition toward Eliot be constantly hostile?
The only rule you need is that they can't interact at the same time with others, whether that's cheap or not is up to you.
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Yes, they definitely try to force some scenes to make them work as if they were 2 different persons but you can tell it is on purpose, I could feel a little disappointed about that but if they didn't do that it would be too obvious either way so I'm ok with that.
wait if Mr Robot is Elliot who was feeding Elliot intel when he was in Steel Mountain?
I think you can dismiss any evidence of them being two separate people as "deception on purpose".The only rule you need is that they can't interact at the same time with others, whether that's cheap or not is up to you.
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Yes, they definitely try to force some scenes to make them work as if they were 2 different persons but you can tell it is on purpose, I could feel a little disappointed about that but if they didn't do that it would be too obvious either way so I'm ok with that.
Because he knows Elliot. Don't act like this is an uncommon phenomena in cinema. I mean: Someone with an ear piece in and the person on the other end talking to them knowing they're about to mess up/wuss out of the operation or whatever. Even though they can't see what the other person is doing.Romero and other guy were the ones giving him detailed information IIRC, Mr Robot was acting as an inner voice.
How would he have known Elliot was about to apologize?
Romero and other guy were the ones giving him detailed information IIRC, Mr Robot was acting as an inner voice.
How would he have known Elliot was about to apologize?
Isn't it reasonable to assume that people are distinct? Like, isn't that a baseline starting point of consciousness?There's nothing that happens so far that points to Elliot and Mr. Robot being definitively two people. There are no scenes where Darlene says "you two stay here" or "Elliot, have you seen Mr. Robot around?"
I think you can dismiss any evidence of them being two separate people as "deception on purpose".
Because he knows Elliot. Don't act like this is an uncommon phenomena in cinema. I mean: Someone with an ear piece in and the person on the other end talking to them knowing they're about to mess up/wuss out of the operation or whatever. Even though they can't see what the other person is doing.
So here's my next question when he had the dream that said he was only a few months old was that in regards to the Elliot personality or the Mr Robot personality? Because there is a lot more proof (fsociety) that Mr Robot has been around longer than Elliot.
I had it for a while now...I refreshed and you have a tag now... Sorry to hear.