Reminiscent of 3x7 in the sense that every single plot is incredibly unsettling without any levity whatsoever, and yet it somehow manages to take that to a brand new extent. Every plot is more emotionally challenging, more exhausting, and the episode as a whole has so much cohesion between everythin

9.0/10 That fat lady is the scariest TV character ive ever seen

This episode is so fucking underrated. What Elliot does this episode is probably the most fucked thing I’ve seen a protagonist do to someone, up there with Walter White, and Tony Soprano at their absolute lowest. A part from a few hard to watch scenes, this episode is extremely consistent. Contains

9.4/10 Another amazing episode

9.55/10

Protagonists in the final seasons are the best. Yeah I get it , it's a "duh" thing to say but this episode was so good on Elliot's part that I had to say it. [SPOILERS] After a long time we see an episode based on morality. The last time it was 2x7 if my memory serves me right. What's Elliot? Is he

Extremely underrated

Doing evil to beat a bigger evil. How far does one go until it’s still justified, how many more lines need to be crossed? When does the moral compass start to become skewed? The lengths that Elliot had to go with to breakdown Olivia was tough to watch, both for Olivia’s and Elliot’s perspective.

Elliot is changing into Mr Robot and Mr Robot is changing into Elliot...

oh no proxy next

Great set up ep, Janice is creepy asf bro, Proxy next😳

Vera is so peak. And Elliot’s lowkey evil☠️ hopefully next episode lives up to the hype

Peak asf . Very heartwarming episode next!