God I miss How to Make It in America that show was criminally underrated and appreciated

Heel turn imminent

IT DOESN'T MATTER WHAT YOU THINK!!!

She's also really good in Welcome to The Riley's with James Gandolfini.

*shudder*

There's so much that I could say but I'd feel like I was reiterating what you've already wonderfully stated in the review so I'll just touch on one thing in particular that I've noticed and loved about Tyrell's descent down the food chain. Every time that someone gets a peak behind the ubermensch curtain that he's put…

I can respect where you're coming from. You're not technically wrong with anything that you're saying either. The dangers of hubris is also a factor in Mr. Robot but its more of a theme in the grand scheme of the show so far whereas in Breaking Bad it was predominantly the driving force. But we're in agreement that…

Well for sure Breaking Bad was definitely a more base level show in terms of story in comparison. It was basically a modern telling of the classic Rise & Fall of an Empire through the lens of a western while Mr. Robot seems to be reaching for something much more broad, high concept and difficult to tie down. I…

This being brought to network television does not exactly inspire confidence.

Watching Tyrell get more and more desperate & sloppy has been one of the many joys of watching this glorious show from week to week. Especially due to his wife's perpetual "Bruh get your shit together jfc" reaction to his breakdowns.

Mr. Robot toys with the 4th wall in a way that I've never seen before.

There were so many clues presented to us from the jump that all make so much sense now!

Her knowing where he lives and him being oddly comfortable around both her & Mr. Robot make all the sense in the world now. Also Elliot's interaction with the little girl in front of the 404 house makes so much sense now as well. I haven't personally seen this level of stealthy storytelling since Breaking Bad.

Mr. Robot actually just blew my mind…

Poor Grant would get ragdolled around that ring

Jackman was pretty great both times, and while I don't buy for a second that he watches the current product, he had a great energy and seemed to be genuinely having a blast. Rourke's was cool as a moment but it didn't really amount to anything afterward.

Yeah watching him pick his spots so deviously was great fun for me. Orton's been one of my favorites since his Legend Killer days and when he's got his head in the game there are few better in that ring.

The less we speak of the Guest Host period of Raw the better lol. I completely agree though. It not only helps get the fans behind whatever segment they're in but it's also great publicity for both sides.

Amell's feud with Cody is shaping up to be one of the best uses of a celebrity in
WWE history thanks all parties involved being totally game for anything and to him being both a mark & a physical specimen. I haven't been this amped for a celeb match since Floyd/Big Show and thankfully WWE is actually putting effort…

Ah you're right it was hair dye (which actually makes much more sense lol) but I'm almost certain that they obscured it on purpose to breed a little suspicion for later.