A seemingly important episode, one which definitely drags you deep into its haunting depths. The last few minutes were a reminder that Mr. Robot can be both dark and brutal. It's an episode I wouldn't take lightly. Honestly this was disturbing in the outcome. But what made this was the atmosphere and dialogue. The dialogue between Whiterose and Price was great. I could only describe this episode as cold, gruesome, and almost gruelling. I felt disconnected and deeply disturbed by the end result, and a bit exhausted because the last three episodes have been more than adequate. Some of the best TV out there, really I can't stop watching. It's put together so well, its actors give their best portrayals and the writing is at a peak. So far, season one has been my favourite but my two favourite episodes were the back to back predecessors to this one, and this one itself is shocking but definitely up there in the top ten of the series I would say. I think if I were to rank my ten favourite episodes, this one is probably ninth or tenth. I love the bewildering, complex, unique aspects but also the setting, atmosphere, tone, and the entire psychology of the show. Once again indulging in its latest offerings, I am still hooked on this smart, wonderful psychological tech-thriller. I just can't believe we've lost two more characters, it's getting serious. Highly recommend.
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