Mr. Robot [SPOILERS]

If Angela believes its possible she can get her and Elliot's parents back, then its not far fetched to imagine that Tyrell believes his family will be fine.

I don't believe the series will go too far out of bounds, but if it does touch on the distortion of spacetime (with the hadron collider) then this is the way I think it will go.
Does Tyrell even know about that part? He still has his delusions of grandeur and a misconception on what exactly he's doing, and why
 
Does Tyrell even know about that part? He still has his delusions of grandeur and a misconception on what exactly he's doing, and why

whether he knows or not does not matter, but as the audience if you believe the possibility of spacetime manipulation, then Tyrell's loss at this point is rather immaterial- time will tell
 
whether he knows or not does not matter, but as the audience if you believe the possibility of spacetime manipulation, then Tyrell's loss at this point is rather immaterial- time will tell
You assume that Waitrose and the DA's objectives have some morality attached to them. I think he/she's priorities were made quite clear when discussing Elliot and his dad with his subordinate
 
You assume that Waitrose and the DA's objectives have some morality attached to them. I think he/she's priorities were made quite clear when discussing Elliot and his dad with his subordinate

that's assuming Whiterose is in control over the entire story

my previous statement has nothing to do with DA or Whiterose
 
that's assuming Whiterose is in control over the entire story

my previous statement has nothing to do with DA or Whiterose


then its not far fetched to imagine that Tyrell believes his family will be fine.



whether he knows or not does not matter, but as the audience if you believe the possibility of spacetime manipulation, then Tyrell's loss at this point is rather immaterial- time will tell

Well, then this doesn't make any sense. Tyrell has not shown he knows anything about what happened to his wife , according to the newest episode.

If the spacetime manipulation is actually occurring already , then am sure the actions of whiterose would be somewhat different
 
Well, then this doesn't make any sense. Tyrell has not shown he knows anything about what happened to his wife , according to the newest episode.

If the spacetime manipulation is actually occurring already , then am sure the actions of whiterose would be somewhat different

Have you seen any evidence of spacetime manipulation? It has only been suggested but nothing I have seen as concrete proof except for one or two Mandela effects
 
Well, then this doesn't make any sense. Tyrell has not shown he knows anything about what happened to his wife , according to the newest episode.

If the spacetime manipulation is actually occurring already , then am sure the actions of whiterose would be somewhat different

Have you seen any evidence of spacetime manipulation? It has only been suggested but nothing I have seen as concrete proof except for one or two Mandela effects

The star trek episode where they were stuck in a loop is sort of the easiest way for me to explain this. People died but when the loop was manipulated they all lived happily ever after again.
 
Im enjoying this season so far although Ep3 was a bit of a mindfck given its tie in with S2 which Ive mostly forgotten. Darlene has some epic lines "FBI doesnt approve of muff divers"
series just gets better. lets hope it continues.
 
I loved that scene where Tyrell raged

so what are our options?

"OPTIONS!?, WE HAVE NO FAR KING OPTIONS!!!"
 
WOW WOW WOW!!!

WOW!

best episode of anything I have ever seen

smoke as much weed as you can before watching, the elevator scene blew my mind

I'm going to have to watch it again

the dragons can go take a swim
 
WOW WOW WOW!!!

WOW!

best episode of anything I have ever seen

smoke as much weed as you can before watching, the elevator scene blew my mind

I'm going to have to watch it again

the dragons can go take a swim
Entire episode filmed in one take in real time with cool camera moves. Don't think I've ever seen anything like this before. Reminded me of Brian de Palma.
 
Entire episode filmed in one take in real time with cool camera moves. Don't think I've ever seen anything like this before. Reminded me of Brian de Palma.

massive attack does a music video "protection" in one take (in 1994!), I would guess that video and "24" were strong influences

[video=youtube_share;Epgo8ixX6Wo]https://youtu.be/Epgo8ixX6Wo[/video]
 
Entire episode filmed in one take in real time with cool camera moves. Don't think I've ever seen anything like this before. Reminded me of Brian de Palma.

The episode is comprised of 31 hidden cuts. It's impossible to film an unbroken shot of such length for the majority of shows and films. There are just too many variables that go wrong and necessitate reshoots. In Mr Robot's case they also couldn't do it due to needing to rebuild sets in the space they had available. Still a phenomenal technical achievement to film it in this way though.

Birdman is a great example of the technique in use. The hidden cuts are very clever.
 
305. Another damn good episode. Pure quality from S3 so far. Elliot forced to think on his feet. His (former) co-worker is a weirdo of note. Angela has a huge presence in this epi. Some stellar scenes during the riot coupled with truly great camerawork.
 
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