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    I cried again, like last week, but it was a happy cry at least, that completely indie maudlin scene hit so many notes for me.

    The show's right though, it's not your fault.

    I sure am glad nobody's here to watch me openly weep while watching this episode.

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    Coming Distractions.

    We've had to swallow their shit for what seems like forever, it seems only right they should too.

    They're all good enough to make the cut in limited, the Chief and the Inspector might have what it takes to see Constructed play.

    She's gonna have to fight Scarlett Johannson for the role.

    Ignatiy using Jai Courtney's career as a punching bag is the most appropriate time for a "STOP, STOPPPP, HE'S ALREADY DEAD" I've ever seen.

    The seventh angel sounded his trumpet, and there were loud voices in heaven, which said:

    I hope so too. I hope so much.

    Speaking of missing people, I was wondering if Elliot did actually kill Tyrell.
    I mean, Mr. Robot said he did. Mr Robot killed him in the Sitcom sequence.
    But like Alex said last week, "But only Elliot promised no more secrets. Mr. Robot made no such assurances."

    I had the prison picked from episode 3, because of the table that Elliot had his guests sit at, echoed the opening moments of Black Mirror's White Christmas. Once you divorce the imagery from its context it plays into film and tv cliches from prison.

    You can fire your guns foreward in a careless manner if you pass the police exam.

    So this is what frank was building on that live stream. Tantalus.

    Tyrell is dead, right?
    The symbolism of the whole sequence was pretty spot on, so there's no reason why that wouldn't be true, either.

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    Root's characterization just always read to me as a set of bleakly hilarious monologues that were dark and wound up to nothing, but hinted at weirder things to come, just like the rest of this show.

    I relate to nobody on this show, and I feel a lot better for it.

    HEY ARENT YOU THE GUY FROM BOJACK HORSEMAN?