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MR. ROBOT REWATCH, 2x11: “eps2.9_pyth0n-pt1.p7z”

-Am I right? Was it Scott tricking Joanna into thinking he was Tyrell or is it really Tyrell?

-Oh god, who has Angela?

-See Santiago you say you're on Dom’s side, but you don’t really do a whole lot to help her fix this.

-I just don’t trust Santiago.

-What suburban hell have we taken Angela to?

-Angela: “What the fuck is going on?” Same Angela same!!

-That is a little girl. Why is there a little girl here?

-Does this have something to do with Whiterose?

-Little Girl: “Have you ever cried during sex?” What the actual fuck is going on?

-Little Girl: “If you don’t answer, I’ll be punished.” *shows Angela the marks on her back* What the actual fuck is going on?!?!

-God, Dom’s character is so fascinating, yet so fucking sad.

-I knew this had something to do with Whiterose.

-Oh, it was makeup? They weren’t hurting the little girl?

-What the fuck are you talking about Whiterose?

-That whole scene between Angela and Whiterose was fascinating. Also, Portia and BD killed it with their acting.

-So, by Elliot repeating “Mind Awake, Body Asleep” is he able to spy on Mr. Robot?

-We can hear Mr. Robot’s thoughts?

-Angela: “I need you to forget about that voicemail I left you.” She’s not dumb Angela. She can tell something is wrong with you.

-TYRELL!!!!!!!!

-Tyrell: “I think this is the beginning of a beautiful friendship.” *proceeds to laugh maniacally* Sir, you are not Humphery Bogart, and that laugh is creepy.

-Also loved all the Back to the Future songs that were used in this episode.

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Mr. Robot: Season 2/ Episode 11 "eps2.9_pyth0n-pt1.p7z" - Overview/ Review (with Spoilers)

Mr. Robot: Season 2/ Episode 11 “eps2.9_pyth0n-pt1.p7z” – Overview/ Review (with Spoilers)

Overview

Because of Mr. Robot’s format, we are in a constant state of questioning what is real or not? Heck, maybe even what is embellished or not. So when you see White Rose, is she real? When Elliot sees anyone, be it the characters we believe to be alive or otherwise, are they who they appear to be? We, as viewers, are in a…

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‘Mr. Robot’ Season 2, Episode 11: The Dark Room

Nearly every scene in Wednesday’s “Mr. Robot” consists simply of two characters talking. But these scenes, as with the conversations these characters have, involve two distinct and indispensable sides. There are the pairs doing the talking, yes: a prisoner and a child, an executive and a government official, an F.B.I. agent and her electronic home companion, a prisoner and her captor, a prisoner (now liberated) and her lawyer, and a madman and a dead man, to name a few. But this is no parade of talky two-handers. In addition to the actors and their dialogue, each of these tightly constructed exchanges involves set design, sound design, cinematography and editing so distinctive, so breathlessly bold, they might as well be from different shows.

Only the courage of this series’ second season to follow its artistic convictions-cum-obsessions as far as they’ll go ties them together.

I reviewed tonight’s penultimate episode of Mr. Robot Season 2 for the New York Times. Filmmaking so self-assured it made my jaw drop. We should thank our lucky stars a show with this level of confidence in itself even exists.