With its highly anticipated second season set to premiere in less than a week, Mr. Robot sent its fans into a frenzy one last time by showing off what's ostensibly a scene from the new season on the ...

With those two words, an unsuspecting television audience was introduced to Mr. Robot’s hacker protagonist Elliot Alderson, and a new cultural obsession was born. Featuring heightened inner monologues ...

Filming a regular, run of the mill episode of USA’s Mr. Robot is tricky enough on its own, mostly because there’s no such thing as a run of the mill episode of Mr. Robot. But for Carly Chaikin, who ...

The viewership has been steadily growing week over week as it's streamed on Facebook Live via the Mr. Robot Facebook page. Found Remote attending the streaming of the latest episode (embedded here, ...

Did you figure it out before the end? Appropriately, without much fanfare, Mr. Robot delivered a brilliantly structured stunt episode that on the surface seemed to be a tribute to everyone’s favorite ...

What makes Mr. Robot such a great psychological thriller? There are the intense and unsettling characters, including the underground hackers portrayed by Christian Slater and Rami Malek. And the ...

“It’s cool, dude,” Darlene tells Elliot after picking him up near the smoldering Dark Army van. “We don’t have to talk.” That line kicks off Mr. Robot’s first gimmick episode of its final season.

This week’s experimental episode had plenty of action — and almost no dialogue. By Sean T. Collins “It’s cool, dude. We don’t have to talk.” From Darlene Alderson’s lips to the creator, writer and ...

Few shows from the 2010s pushed boundaries the way Mr. Robot did. A genre-defying hybrid of cyber-thriller and psychological drama, it wasn’t just one of the decade’s best - it was a masterclass in ...