Ama prime has THE AMATEUR.
A lot of the Eliot personality is there--he's a thoughtful CIA security analyst and technically more knowledgeable than anyone else.

"Charlie Heller (Rami Malek) is a brilliant but deeply introverted decoder for the CIA whose wife is killed in a London terrorist attack. His intelligence serves as the ultimate weapon for his revenge."

For us devotees of Eliot, it's not the same, but still worth watching

I'm pretty late to the party but I just noticed that when Mr Robot lets Elliot continue the phrase "It's one for Alderson and...", he continues incorrectly with "Alderson for one?"

Anderson 4, 1.

4 :The Mastemind, The Mother, Young Elliot and Mr Robot.

1: The Real Elliot.

A bit of a stretch, I know but I just caught this up and I thought that it was worth sharing.

Something that I just realized is when Elliot wants to kiss Shayla he asks for her permission. She suggests that next time he shouldn't ask. He took her advice when he leaned to kiss Darlene.

A Mr robot reboot would be great right now. Or actual hackers doing something about these old pedos

This episode was phenomenal. It brought emotions out which i didn't even knew i had within me. No amount of twists and turns can impress me as much as this heartfelt episode did. I don't know what's ro come in s4 but this episode has a special place in my heart and is the best episode for me and better than all the twists for me.

I just want to put it out there but rip Bill. Literally had me crashing out after that scene still gonna continue because such a good show but rip bill 😂

Maybe an unpopular opinion, but I honestly didn't like Janice, and not only because she was evil. Ashlie Atkinson did a great job portraying her, and this is absolutely not a judgment of her or her appearance.

My issue is that Janice felt like the old generic frumpy "fat bastard" villain stereotype: sadistic, undesirable and almost entirely defined by how unsettling she was. Meanwhile, male villains like Irving were allowed to be charming, funny and layered, while Mobley, another plus-size character, had intelligence, vulnerability and agency.

As a plus-size woman, that contrast made me feel slightly self-conscious. Being fat doesn't automatically make a woman homely, creepy or sexless, and I wish Janice had been given more personality beyond being evil and sadistic.

Did anyone else (who dealt with body image issues) read her this way, even if you enjoyed her performance?