The essence of Mr. Robot Episode 5 is Elliot and Mr. Robot's infiltration of Steel Mountain. Elliot attempts to approach as a ...

Mr. Robot is a series that makes you think deeply. The nuanced way each episode explores aspects of a psychological thriller ...

To wit: Elliot shot Tyrell in the head with the popcorn gun after launching the Five/Nine hack, just like Mr. Robot shot Elliot in the head (their ritual, a reenactment of this mortal sin); and if ...

Mr. Robot hack: Elliot employs a common dictionary word search tactic using John the Ripper to crack the password of Evil Corp's interim chief technology officer, Tyrell Wellick.

He's literally a voice in Elliot's head in 'eps1.4_3xpl0its.wmv' (there's a reason I'm quoting these episode titles sparingly), guiding him through the Steel Mountain escapade via earpiece ...

He's always been aware of what Elliot experiences, but it doesn't work both ways, so I'd say that Mr. Robot is usually a hidden process. This episode sets up how one-sided that relationship really is.

No more debt. No more undoing 5/9. Elliot tried to stop it, wrestled with Mr. Robot, begged Tyrell to stand down. But Tyrell said he loved him, and then shot him.

At the end of Season 1, we learned that Darlene (Carly Chaikin) is actually Elliot’s sister, and that Mr. Robot is a combination of Elliot/Elliot’s father/Elliot’s dark side.

All four seasons of USA Network's Emmy-winning "Mr. Robot" arrived on Netflix on July 3, and the techno-thriller is already sitting pretty in the #5 spot on Netflix's top 10 shows.

Rami Malek as Elliot Alderson in the season finale of Season 2 of Mr. Robot. Credit - Michael Parmelee/USA Network Today, though, the show’s occasional missteps feel like part of its charm ...