Good questions, and I'm not trying to be difficult either. Just trying to work out why Mrs. Tyrell is paying off the parking lot guy. It's mysterious.

Don't think he's been convicted yet. He's just the No.1 suspect and hasn't been found.

I think that he only looked in the trunk when he went back to the car later which is when he discovered the USB stick.
When he woke up in it after the three day blackout he didn't search it then, so Tyrell's wife could have had Tyrell's body moved in the meantime.
I'd need to rewatch it to make sure, though.

Thinking more about it, then It seems like Elliot or Mr. Robot shot Tyrell, took his
car keys and hid his body in the trunk of the car. Then Mr Robot did
something in the next three days and returned to the car where Elliot
woke up.
Tyrell's wife is paying the parking the parking attendant
off because he discovered the…

Oh!.But somehow he knew it was there since we see him opening and reaching into the popcorn machine right at the beginning of Episode 1.

Thanks. I'd realised that much but did the Angels' request to be sent to his particular hell or did the lady direct them to it for some reason?
I'm trying to understand why they ended up in that particular hell.

Was the bullet casing that the FBI found in F-Society's arcade HQ fired during season 1 (I can't remember a shot being fired in there), or was it a clue that Elliot did actually shoot Tyrell?
Since most of us think that Tyrell is alive due to the phone he sent to his wife and his call to Elliot, then what if he's dead?
H…

I suppose that one you're committed to reviewing a series then you have to make the best of it, but:
Bleurgh.
Emily feeding the mayor to Cassidy is a character twist that makes no sense whatsoever. A "Heel twist" is a poor excuse for "I didn't see that coming because there was no reason or justification at all to think…

That was a pretty shambolic review (and please stop with the philosophical quotes to start these since they're basically irrelevant to the episode).
So after reading through all the comments so far, then nobody knows what's going on, nobody knows which new characters are real or not, nobody knows because the unreliable…

To enjoy Marcella you not only need to suspend your disbelief, you need to hang it up like a Pinata and beat it with a shitty stick, flush it down the toilet and then move house.
Most people who watched it either did so in the forlorn hope that it would get better, which it never did, or just watched in amazement as…

I was really hoping that after the Renfield plus the frog incident that Dr. Seward would open a window and shout out:
"Help! Help! Someone get me a fucking plumber!"

The only thing that I can predict is that nothing that I think will happen will actually happen, which is why I love this show.

From other comments it appears that she may be able to travel through time, hence her relatively modern look.

That's a good point.
It depends whether his loneliness gets the better of him (or maybe worst of him in this case).
We do know that John has learned from his experiences so although his son may not age then his mind would certainly develop and possibly grow to love his father again, from John's perspective.

I think that that was the original reason that he was unhappy, but his current reason is that his son is dying and is a little perturbed by his Dad's physical appearance. Poor John, there's just no end to his suffering. :(

A trip to Cairo (Caiwo) could possibly result in the appearance of The Mummy, which would be fun.

Great finale. I don't agree with the comments saying that it went nowhere.
The only question in my mind is that since William had also seen Gabriel then wouldn't Gabriel have to leave too if he thought that he was in danger?

Does anyone think that when John Clare's son dies that he'll take him to Victor so that he can be re-animated (I use that term because I can't think of a better one)?

Incredible writing and performances.
I'm obviously not the only person who thought that Vanessa would kill John, and unfortunately that may still have happened, but the amount of tension and emotion generated between these two (or four) in this claustrophobic environment was extraordinary.

An expensive yacht would have a depth measuring piece of kit, wouldn't it? Radar/ Sonar or whatever.
So why could it sail toward the beach after they spotted that something was going wrong?