I guess we can call Irving a hacker now.

I would defend Esmail, by saying that I think he’s definitely aware the story is stuck in a loop of failure and disappointment. So it’s kindof like Walking Dead’s endless cycle of misery, but at least in the case of Mr. Robot I still *hope* that it’s building to something.

Hi Sam. Love your work but I’m sure the a.v. Club would just give you an interview if you want.

Yeah, unless we get some big reveal about the nature of Whiterose’s pitch to Angela, it definitely feels like the writing this season really took advantage of her.

The return of Fernando Vera was the most exciting, if not anticipated twist of the finale. I’m also intrigued to see how this development affects our characters.

I’ve noticed it when I read AVC on my phone but that’s it.

Today I swear I saw a way to order comments by dates, right here, on this site.

Someone’s teething.

Ed Helms has a comedy special? Excuse me while I find literally anything else to do instead of watching it.

All the planets in the galaxy and they had to choose the salty.

It’s less of a remake than TFA.

My review: remove every single scene with Finn and you’ve got an absolutely great 2h Star Wars movie.

It is hilarious that the “Circle of Lena Dunham” links above are all to stories about her apologizing for various stupid shit.

So he maybe paid with a sacagawea coin, but maybe he didn’t?

What the heck does any of these mean?

Or, you know, write one full page.

They never said 2018, not once.

Oh, good. Now George RR Martin will have time to release the last books before the TV show finishes.

Beebo’s resurrection turned this episode from good to great.

As beautifully as this show is filmed (from a cinematic perspective), I had some issues with how well lit that ballroom was. They didn’t have electricity and during most of that mingling scene, you could clearly tell there was a fuckton of artificial light in that room. I don’t know. Maybe it’s just the first time…