Mr. Robot Recap: eps1.6v1ew-s0urce.flv

We are finally seeing everything become completely cohesive in this world of coding, revolutions, cover-ups and revenge. Our latest episode showed us the revival of fsociety, the fallout from Fernando Vega’s Red Wedding move, the CTO naming outcome, how Angela plans…

We are finally seeing everything become completely cohesive in this world of coding, revolutions, cover-ups and revenge. Our latest episode showed us the revival of fsociety, the fallout from Fernando Vega’s Red Wedding move, the CTO naming outcome, how Angela plans to play the hand she is dealt, and all of the results that ensue. Elliot Lost: The episode begins where you least expect it. We get a look at Shayla and Elliot on the first day that they meet. Shayla comes off as one of the most genuinely nice, open and honest neighbors drug dealers I’ve ever seen. The scene is painting the perfect picture of pain that Elliot will be enduring and completely lying about going through.

We flash back to the present. Elliot is sitting in his therapist’s office talking to himself, like normal, and thinking about how Shayla will eventually be someone that he thinks about less and less, then will wind up as an anecdote in his life. It’s mad true though. No matter how much we go through, things just wind up as stories, as footnotes in the 40-80 years of our existence. Mr. Robot seems to be able to capture themes better than any summer series I’ve maybe ever seen, and they do it from such a unique perspective. I hope they don’t let up on the realness they have been delivering these past couple of rounds.

Angela Gets her Hands Dirty: Angela is attempting to get a sit down with house arrest Terry Colby. She has some info that she believes would be beneficial to him and his case, but people…

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