In terms of theories, this show so far has been way too impressive to fall into the trap of showing us something we've either all seen before or expect to happen. A part of me cannot get that mirror scene from last episode's end and all the faces that showed up in the reflection including Mr. Robot, Elliot, Angela,…

Too true. I guess in my mind I was also considering all the hacking smartphone WiFi stuff too. Haha. Guess I need some newer references.

Go back to his scene a few episodes ago on the phone with her, I think that was it. I definitely heard it all before, I'm positive.

Speaking of the ballet scene, when Darlene walked up to Angela, she was on the phone and I swear it was a conversation I have heard before, but from the other person on the phone's perspective. If so, that means either a scene from a previous episode was ahead of the current time line, or that this scene is a…

I can't just say nothing after the perfect display of sheer brilliance that we all we so lucky to just witness. I also can't, as many othera have noted, do too much speculaion. Unfortunately, I will anyways as that is how I'm wired.

Maybe Gideon was in on it, which would explain the strange way he seems to want to protect her and Elliot, like he's feeling guilt driven to do so. If she follows through, he'll be exposed. Just a thought.

Reading GoT was way better on a billion levels than watching the show. I binge watched the first 3 seasons before reading, was halfway through book 1 by the start of season 4 (one week later). Then I basically binge read the rest of them (all 5) before season 5. Book 6 is basically the thing I'm anticipating more than…

I disagree with great respect to your feelings. Red Wedding was way more than a gut punch, more like a balls kick. They eliminated 3 or 4 huge characters and a bad ass dire wolf, not to mention stabbed a pregnant woman in the womb, then heart. It was imo the most brutal scene to ever make television. Not sure if…

Haha, that's how I always feel about commentary. Vince Gilligan used lots of color manipulation to set moods and signify important moments in Breaking Bad, which is where I got the idea originally. Also a master of color was Stanley Kubrick, most notably in The Shining. Have you ever seen the movie Identity, with John…

So the Dark Army bailed on the Steel Mountain plan because they found a better way. That pissed off Darlene, but I think you are right. If they followed through with Elliot's plan, and things went bad, he would have been the fall guy, which would be bad for them since they need him. So by going through AllSafe via…

I've wondered that as well. Also, what was the point of Angela downloading that malware of her boyfriends at Allsafe?

Pondering some episodes, I've recalled something very interesting and perhaps crucial to this story. To what end I don't know specifically, but there is a lot of play with colors.

Mensa seems like a scam.

Didn't he say how are the kids to Darlene? Or something along those lines? Either way, him referring to kids and Tyrell referring to kids in less than a few scenes is a clue to something.

I like that you consider yourself a silent participant. I found it interesting that Krista's outlet was "needing to be cleaned", because I've always felt like outlets look like faces, and the one he was staring at while speaking to us had the ground blocked, and it looked like there were 2 eyes with a mouth covered up…

Honestly, I would really appreciate it if the authors went in a direction along these lines. Something totally new and outside the box, yet historically plausible. There have been many prophets and mystics and ancient spiritual masters who've told "tales"of their abilities to bilocate and actually be two or more…

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Although I am not much of a pot smoker, I feel that pot smoking should not be referred to in terms of cleanliness and/or sobriety, no offense, seriously.
There has been a plethora of new science that not only suggests but confirms the medicinal value of the entire plant, thc included.
I certainly don't go to any…

Also, yes, Romero reacted cautiously to the mention of Tyrell, but it was funny how no one seemed to mind that their hero was chums with a major player in Evil Corp. How is that not a reason for them to all abort the mission and leave Elliot high and dry?

Ell-y-t r. For ROBOT, aka Mr. Robot. Maybe Tyrell's wife is A.I., and is therefore Mrs. Robot, literally.