Laughing at Seinfeld while you're at a deposition where dozens of people died from the company you defended? That's still pretty tacky.

I can't afford cable :( Although I did convince my mom to watch it so she'll be tuning in weekly. Does buying episodes online count towards ratings?

Also, Cameron's hair this season! omg so hot

Not so much a crush as an "I wish you were my dad" thing. Simultaneously the lamest and coolest dad ever.

Now I can't either!

I read the eczema subplot as similar to Nasir's experience in prison: Nasir asks for advice on how to "look at people" in prison, and receives several contradictory answers; look at them, don't look at them, look at them but don't really look at them. The same goes with Stone's endless quest for a cure to eczema;…

I saw the music restarting when Angela walked in as tied in to her tendency towards self-actualization; i.e., she wanted to be a cool-as-a-cucumber spy, so she psyched herself up in her head, and the music reflected her state of mind.

Jesting of course. Who else in the world can hold up the rare bastions of truth and splendor of Mr. Robot and other similarly pure forms of pop expression to the quibbling masses? We are burdened with glorious purpose, to sort through the detritus of modern civilization and find something, anything, worth saving.

You're at the wrong site to argue pop culture as anasthetic, friendo.

He looked intimidating as fuck when he stepped out of the van as Elliot was getting beaten.

Same. I can never finish At the Mountains of Madness. It reads with all the urgency of an archaeology report.

I was in a fiction writing class in university where we had to bring in and read a short story. It being Halloween, I read The Outsider. Prepared to answer questions about the text, I was thrown when our teacher asked me about how his racist views influenced the story. I knew about his racism, but for the life of me I…

Watch the Virtual Reality Mr Robot mini-episode; it explains Shayla's absence. It's on the Within app.

I still think this is all part of a ploy by the Chinese so they can invade the U.S., or at least sabotage them enough so that they can effectively take over in terms of global political control.

Their masks signify some kind of Dark Army affiliation, or they could be wannabes, like most everyone in New York who wears fsociety masks.

Nice foreshadowing in the beginning, with the sun literally setting on Annville, as opposed to rising in the pilot, and Willie Nelson's "Time of the Preacher" continuing to play to bring things full circle.

If there's no God around to judge them though, how will they know if they're going to heaven or hell? I think that was what most of their problem was, that they needed God to literally tell them how to think, what was good and what was bad. That's what all their blind parroting of scripture implied; that if they…

From a communication device that looks like it's a couple hundred years old and has been through literally heaven and hell? I think the projection was pretty consistent with the device's design. I like to think of Preacher's heaven is really a bureaucratic nightmare where its browbeaten and overworked staff make due…

He was the perfect douchebag.

I love how the Prairie Dog mascot insisted on staying in costume all the time. I made up a backstory where he's a very messed up person who has taken it upon himself to not just be the school mascot, but to become it.