Something about Krista breaking the fourth wall and looking at the viewers and saying "even they agree with me" with the "a little push" score beginning to this day gives me goosebumps
It's not precisely a fourth wall break. Canonically speaking, Elliot's mastermind personality also sees himself as the protagonist, with himself feeling like an audience to his own actions...
This series is a masterpiece. The way in Mr. Robot character changed from being a leader, father, enemy and ally to an Elliot's guardian angel is just insane... I remember when 4th season was released and I sat with my highschool friends and theorize about the 3rd personality and how the finale will look like but none of us could ever predict how crazy it was after all. This is still the most underrated series I know.
@@martinmlow1888 Most people get discouraged after they hear it's about hacker with schizophrenia and the plot involves IT while they know nothing about it. I managed to convince bunch of people to watch it and they were surprised how the series turned up to be something beautiful. I guess "Don't judge a book by its cover" is still relevant :)
What I love most about this show is that it's about a deeply damaged individual, who feels so alone and desperate that he literally constructs people and personalities to be there for him. In my opinion there's something very profound about that, how the human condition naturally tries to find strength even through overwhelming weakness.
what I find difficult to understand is that Elliot has all these personalities with different motives and probably different passions, how can he focus for a passion in a skill of one personality and then focus on a passion for another skill on a totally different one? that's the part of the fiction I guess because alas the human brain although capable but is limited by its own resources
i love how in one of the scenes the mother says "no, the other one" after the kid personality asks if she was referring to "Elliot". it's so cleverly worded as a response because at first you'd think she was being sarcastic, but then after this reveal you actually take it literally.
I didn’t entirely care for Bohemian Rhapsody, but I was so stoked he got his Oscar because of this role. Dude totally deserves all the accolades and more.
His Oscar for BR is a joke, one of the worst choices ever. But I truly believe he got the award only because of Mr. Robot. That acting is beyond this world. For me it’s one of the best acting EVER, the bar is so high, only few are able to show the drama.
Was watching with a friend and she pointed the "5E" on Krysta's door, meaning there are 5 Eliots, and that the Eliot we are seeing is probably a personality of his. Couldn't have been more right.
You know how endings can literally make or ruin a rewatch (*cough* game of thrones *cough*)? Mr Robot's elevates the show in such a way, that a second watch really makes you see it differently.
I will never forget how this show ended with him in the movie theater watching his life and M83 started playing. Changed my live to witness something so creative and beautiful to wrap up the most iconic drama of all-time. Masterpiece. Malek destroyed this role.
Same, the series finale had a profound impact on me as well...watching this as it aired made me realize a lot of things about my own life that still impact it to this day. Brilliant series, one of a kind and I'm glad we were there to witness it.
@mattdp5554 Mr Robot is significantly better and connects much more emotionally. It has a strong perennial context and its establishment of human psyche, vulnerability, relationships, corruption etc is far superior. Dark is bland and extremely repetitive in comparison to Mr Robot. The acting, the dialogue, the plot of Mr Robot is unique and comes together beautifully whereas Dark is random and just abandons the its premis it built to go in a different direction in S3. You don't invest in the characters or have any connection to them in the last season.
I always praise shows like BrBa/BCS and Ozark for building these crazy narratives over time, however this show might be one of the only shows that knew where it was starting and ending from day one. Sam Esmail is a genius and the actors he hired were literally all perfect. I rewatch this series all the time.
Absolutely adore this show on every level. Finished it 2 days ago, but as I’m watching it through a second time, it really hit me how well thought out and intricate the plot is. On second watch everything makes so much sense. For example, I was just left smiling when elliot went up to Darlene and asked “can I speak to your boss” and she’s like wtf are you on about 😂 perfect show, and rami malek put on one of the most rememberable and incredible performances of modern TV
Any attempt to reproduce this show in any form is doomed to fail. It's a masterpiece of creativity that was so deep I found myself rewatching shows just to make sure that I understood everything.
@@Alexproxd84dude I agree but cmon this show wouldn’t exist without that movie. Also Mr Robot had 45 hours to flesh out its story compared to Fight Clubs measly 2. Not really a fair comparison.
Having this tied together blew me away. I stand by the opinion that Mr. Robot has the best storyline from start to finish. You even hate go see the bad guys die like Tyrell. The characters were done so well and each actor delivered perfectly.
This series is a masterpiece and should never die. A very beautiful and touching story. But above all it is very educational. It teaches you how difficult life is, how to face it, how corrupt people are, what human arrogance is capable of doing, and what people are capable of doing to achieve a goal in life. Just wow. I hope that people will be able to understand the essence of this series and not just watch it as a simple series, but as a part of their lives.
Great series and a great plot for a movie! I don't understand why this hasn't been made into a big budget feature length film? Oh wait, I guess Hollywood would do that.. now I understand.
@@davidmickles5012 The show was originally planned to be a movie but the idea and story got so massive that there was no way they could fit it in that time length, so it was turned into a show instead, which was the better option tbh.
Before clicking I thought this might be the scene when Elliot learns the truth about this father. The performances in that scene are so raw it's almost hard for me to ever watch it again. What a masterpiece.
I wish I could watch this show for the first time again.. After you watch this scene, everything makes so much sense in the entire show, every little detail pointed to this but it was so in our faces we couldn't figure it out
@@Randorandom232 to what end? So that more people can enjoy life? If the original commenter gets enjoyment out of their life by watching a show, why is that wrong? That's exactly the goal you want to achieve.
This Series is the most powerfull of all TV shows ever! The build up throught the seasons is other worldly, when the ep starts with 2-3 min full black out screen. You know. Thats going to be something else. When the dealer kidnapped Krista and Elliot... I felt like I was with them, inside the room, felt the energy of the room. Thank you to all the Mr. Robot staff.
I know this is not so on topic. But this show legit helped me learn something early into my InfoSec/CompSci degree about SSH and one of it's weaknesses. Beautiful and intelligent show, a gem to put it mildly.
This show was such perfection… it’s mind bending to think about just how flawlessly Sam Esmail executed this vision of his. Genuine and objectively a narrative masterclass in TV excellence.
I have Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID), and I must say that Mr. Robot offers the most accurate portrayal of DID I've seen in Hollywood so far. It’s refreshing to see a media representation that handles the disorder with such care. DID is often misunderstood and rarely visible to those around us. In fact, most people with DID don’t show noticeable signs, and even close friends or family might not be aware when 'switching' between alters occurs. It takes trauma-informed therapists, who are specially trained, to truly identify and treat DID effectively. I'm grateful to the writers, actors, and creators of this show for their thoughtful work, which contributes to destigmatizing mental health conditions like DID. It’s important to approach this with nuance rather than the exaggerated portrayals often seen online. Let’s continue to support media that helps bring awareness and understanding to conditions that are so often hidden.
I also realized that in season three when Elliot and his dad are at the movie theater, Elliot says, “you’re just sick and don’t want to admit it” I always thought he was speaking about his cancer diagnosis not the mental illness
@@leonardo899 no? The twist of Fight Club was the fact that he had split personalities. The twist here is that we know he has different personalities but the one we thought was him this whole time was also a crafted image for his needs
@@mattnichols9928 exactly in fight club the protag is actually who he says he is and tyler is an alter but in this elliot is also an alter but just the one who fronts the most and is deemed to be Elliot when he really isnt.
@@leonardo899 I dislike the fight club comparisons with this part of the story because past the basic idea of a split personality they go in a completely different direction
This is crazy, I watched all of Season 4 as it came out except for the very last episode, which I just saved for a day when I felt it was time to finally say goodbye to the series. 3 days ago I finally watched it and saw this scene. And today I see this pop up in my suggested tab, uploaded the same day.
This show is so profoundly, deeply affecting it's impossible to convey to those who haven't seen it. I wish there was a way to sell someone on it without resorting to hyperbole. But it's just true. Damnit what an absolute front to back masterpiece it is.
i was abused as a kid and was just waiting for it tbh, i was only surprised that they actually did it as part of the plot. I didn't expect them to actually show how messed up it is to be abused....
I really like spoilers in the video titles on this channel, although most people complain about them. Most shows used to disappoint me with their finale and and it wasn't worth watching them. Since then, I prefer to know spoilers. They let me skip dissatisfying shows and at the same time they don't spoil impression of really great shows
When your friend won't keep watching Mr Robot because he thinks Elliot is way too edgy but you can't explain why he's so edgy because it's fucking final amazing twist :(
As a person with Asperger Syndrome and clinical depression, this show and my awe with it helped carry me through some of the toughest times of my life. Thank you for making this show, Sam.
I remember this episode, the build up to it and the fan theories on reddit, the goosebumps. Arguably the best episode of any series ever (including Ozymandia).
This scene reminds me all too well of the computer scene in Split, when Casey discovers the videos about (almost) all Kevin's personalities. The chills...
This is easily my favorite show of all time. My sister saw an ad for it and said Elliot reminded her of me (hoodied IT guy). I was honored to have watched it while it was still coming out. I got introduced just after season 3 started. From writing, acting, the score by Mac Quayle, it is all a modern masterpiece of entertainment, and the most technical accurate show/movie regarding cybersecurity and hacking. My only regret is only being able to see it for the first time once.
The score is so good. I should have stuck with this show when it first came out but gave up. And finally rewatched it all this past week. It surpassed breaking bad imo.
Imagine shouldering all that abuse and horrible memories of your friends dying, before realising you're not a real person and that you don't deserve to live a proper life
I have never seen this show, but seeing this ending was pretty awesome and its pretty easy to piece a lot of it together from this scene! i will probably watch it and get to enjoy it for the first time through the lens of somebody who understands what the show is truly about
What a legendary show. I know a lot of people who dropped it midway season 2 because of how slow it was. I kinda get that but feel sad that they're missing out on possibly one of the greatest shows ever made. It's right up there with Better Call Saul for me.
This show reminds me of the old movie from like 20 years ago, Identity with john cusack. 6 people were in a secluded hotel. The therapist erased each personality at a time, but that revealed itself at the end.
i like to think that we are the real elliot, hear me out. he refers to us and talks to us as his friend throughout the show, despite us being unable to talk back. the theatre scene in the end shows all the personalities watching back the show (elliot’s memories.) i believe that he’s showing these memories to the “real” elliot which is us.
This would have been a very challenging show to write. The DID is revealed in the 8th episode of the first season and the show didn't mind if we figured it out before it was revealed. And then in the second season we learn that the reality that the mastermind presents us with isn't always if ever a literal interpretation of what's going on... I don't know why most viewers seem to forget this and proceed to take everything we hear and see as it's presented to us (especially the Angela White Rose scene and the Elliot White Rose scene). And then there are over a dozen references to parallel realities, but most viewers assume that this is in reference to White Rose's project alone, yet there are so many lines throughout that mirror one another (there are at least a couple of characters who mirror one another, who use the identical phrases etc, I highly doubt it's due to lazy writing). It's challenging to open up all those possibility, yet make the reality that's presented to the viewers believable enough to keep them engaged, otherwise it's like watching a dream sequence that they know is a dream sequence. It ultimately doesn't matter if in the end if what we observed was real or not whether partially or fully as long as it's able to make us believe that it is and the show does an amazing job at making us believe it despite these layers that they reveal to us. Something like Fight Club for example... we don't know the twist until the end. This show reveals that twist in the beginning, but then there's other stories and other twists (some of which slowly get revealed throughout) that keep us engaged. A show that failed miserably at doing this is the show Legion. I see it as a cautionary tale. It's a show that deals with mental illness (psychosis/schizophrenia), but they completely show their hand in the first episode and make the visual realities so grandiose that it's 100% without any shadow of a doubt a figment of the main characters (David) imagination. In the first episode they even show the visual reality through the video camera that's recording what the room sees vs. what David sees. I only made it through the 5th episode, but it's essentially like watching a hours of a dream sequence (over 20 hours worth) that you know and have been told is a dream sequence. The cinematography and everything is awesome, however it was one of the most boring viewing experiences I've ever endured, because I/we know it's all in David's head. I guess it may work on some viewers if they can dupe themselves into believing Davids grandiose reality is what's potentially happening... I tried my hardest to dupe myself into believing it, so I could enjoy the show, but the show doesn't ever give us the option. I thought maybe I could grab onto the super hero element (which isn't my thing, but at least it's something), so I wouldn't have to hold the standards of the show to a realistic reality, which apparently it's supposed to be based on (it appears to have been a marketing gimmick, because they certainly don't commit to that reality either). To me that show is the perfect example of what not to do, when dealing with subject matter in this realm.
@@FRANCOC3 - I haven't seen it... is it any good? It has pretty mixed reviews. I see that it covers DID as well. Based on the IMD reviews it's weird in that it has a near perfect balance of those who like it, those who hate it and those who think it's middle of the road.
I'm rewatching the show right now with my friend, who hasn't seen it before. We just finished season 1 and she's talking about how dark it is. Oh you sweet summer child...
Dark good or dark bad? I've evangelized a lot for this show and more than a few people told me they couldn't finish it because it was "too dark". I'm like...yeah! Excellent writing, acting, and cinematography will make you feel things, unlike a lot of other shlock on TV today...
@Madhur Gupta Same. Mr. Robot, Hannibal, and The Leftovers have all had the effect of making me feel like I'm the one losing my mind. It's a sign of great television, but also not easy to watch.
@@generalmartok3990 (Hannibal, Mr, robot, and the leftovers) are literally in my top 5 series ever, and seeing them mentioned here casually together, in this corner of the internet, gives me an immense amount of joy, and makes me think we have similar taste, I'd appreciated it if you told me about other shows you like? I might discover something new.
this series is a philosophical problem, every season you are given a premise, the world is drawn out and the protagonist tries to provide a solution to it. the very next season the very solution from the previous season becomes the problem. I dont think on a purely creative and logical sense there has been better in depth writing that this show. I have seen many series in which, the characters stay constant, characters evolve, the world stays constant, the world evolves. but to maintain a dialogue over seasons and also evolving characters and writing, no series comes close. and over 4 seasons gosh this series is so personal to me on so many levels
A show with so many moving parts, so many characters, so many subplots, so many deep ideas, so many mysteries.... and in the end it all comes together perfectly and it all makes sense. I was afraid the show would jump the shark or not have a satisfying ending, but it really was perfect.
This episode is I’ve never been more emotionally affected by a show than this episode. I laid on my bedroom floor crying for a while after it ended. Pure intensity and emotion.
God i love that the amount of theories and predictions that were right went so well... cause they were genuinely difficult to predict after season 1 and then sam ends it with such a predictable twist but he wrote it so well the majority did not see it coming. Another personality. Just genius
I love this show so much...everything about it is sublime: story, score, acting, dialogues, cinematography. It's so unique and special, and I'm glad I was alive to witness it many many times. Goodbye, friend.
Until this moment I never understood why he had forgotten about Darlene and f society in series 1. It all made sense after this. It took us to the end to explain.
"Krista never quite figured it out, did she? She never realized she wasn't talking to the real Elliot." Beautiful writing, as it can also be interpreted to be meant about us ("them"). Also I love how this is set up so it's "Krista" talking about Krista and the actress talking about her character in a sort of meta way.
After the finale you should all rewatch Elliot and Mr Robot discussion on the season 2 finale in the building with Tyrell. Mr robot push the hack so Mastermind could leave Elliot mind when it was done. When Mastermind realised that stage 2 is gonna kill many people, Mr robot hide that so this information could not trigger the "savior vigilante" persona to take more control on Elliot mind
I really love how well they conveyed Elliot's struggle to relinquish control and how determined the "hacker vigilante" was to maintain control despite knowing what some of the consequences were. "It's my life. It always will be" Scary really.
If only my brain could use all my anger to create a new personality where it protects me from myself and all the hatred I hold, but nope I get to just live with it😂
So the 'mastermind' is the one we've been watching the whole time because he wants to create a better future for his original self... who is also named Elliot? This means that the 'original' Elliot is also quite brilliant, right? In essence, (spiritually speaking) Elliot evoked his 'higher self'.
Yeah as far as we most of them are equally skilled. Elliot (Mastermind) started 5/9 Mr. Robot maintains it Elliot (Host) was an accomplished employee at AllSafe
2:55 "You loved him so much you wanted to save the enitre world so you could make it better for him, no matter the cost." That line always hits me right in the feels. It's so sweet but heartbreaking at the same time.
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'you are sick and don't wanna admit it' truly gained a whole lot of meaning...
Something about Krista breaking the fourth wall and looking at the viewers and saying "even they agree with me" with the "a little push" score beginning to this day gives me goosebumps
It's not precisely a fourth wall break.
Canonically speaking, Elliot's mastermind personality also sees himself as the protagonist, with himself feeling like an audience to his own actions...
She's talking about the other personalities
@@-BuddyGuy I inferred that as well.
@@-BuddyGuy the audience is one of them…that’s the whole point.
Yeah I took it as speaking about the other personalities - but you take is … very nice indeed
This series is a masterpiece. The way in Mr. Robot character changed from being a leader, father, enemy and ally to an Elliot's guardian angel is just insane... I remember when 4th season was released and I sat with my highschool friends and theorize about the 3rd personality and how the finale will look like but none of us could ever predict how crazy it was after all. This is still the most underrated series I know.
The most underrated series. I hate when I tell someone about it, and they say "never heard of it"
@@martinmlow1888 Most people get discouraged after they hear it's about hacker with schizophrenia and the plot involves IT while they know nothing about it. I managed to convince bunch of people to watch it and they were surprised how the series turned up to be something beautiful. I guess "Don't judge a book by its cover" is still relevant :)
And on a societal level too
thats because people think this show is one of those lame ass hacker series, people usually stop watching after season 1
I got a tattoo about this series
What I love most about this show is that it's about a deeply damaged individual, who feels so alone and desperate that he literally constructs people and personalities to be there for him. In my opinion there's something very profound about that, how the human condition naturally tries to find strength even through overwhelming weakness.
Shudddup.
@@zephyrr108 no you shuddup
He used the personalities to hack himself into a different person. He hacked himself purposes to exist so he could continue existing.
Like Bob Walsh & Chris Hansen
what I find difficult to understand is that Elliot has all these personalities with different motives and probably different passions, how can he focus for a passion in a skill of one personality and then focus on a passion for another skill on a totally different one? that's the part of the fiction I guess because alas the human brain although capable but is limited by its own resources
i love how in one of the scenes the mother says "no, the other one" after the kid personality asks if she was referring to "Elliot". it's so cleverly worded as a response because at first you'd think she was being sarcastic, but then after this reveal you actually take it literally.
Kudos my man🎉
I actually took this literally the first time I heard it.
1:32 "I know about them too" I JUMPED OUT OF MY FREAKING CHAIR
I didn’t entirely care for Bohemian Rhapsody, but I was so stoked he got his Oscar because of this role. Dude totally deserves all the accolades and more.
He has two Oscars?
His Oscar for BR is a joke, one of the worst choices ever. But I truly believe he got the award only because of Mr. Robot. That acting is beyond this world. For me it’s one of the best acting EVER, the bar is so high, only few are able to show the drama.
wtf I don't remember him winning an award for Mr.Robot. I remember cause I was disappointed he was only known in Bohemian Rhapsody by the public.
Was watching with a friend and she pointed the "5E" on Krysta's door, meaning there are 5 Eliots, and that the Eliot we are seeing is probably a personality of his. Couldn't have been more right.
🤯🥳👏🏻
You know how endings can literally make or ruin a rewatch (*cough* game of thrones *cough*)? Mr Robot's elevates the show in such a way, that a second watch really makes you see it differently.
talk about yourself, i still love GOT
@@ozmega he speaks for most people when saying GOT's ending was trash
@@ozmega got is trash
New Game++
@@ozmegaGOT sucks
I will never forget how this show ended with him in the movie theater watching his life and M83 started playing. Changed my live to witness something so creative and beautiful to wrap up the most iconic drama of all-time. Masterpiece. Malek destroyed this role.
Not very many people know what M83 represents😉
@@seanriopel3132 so explain?
Same, the series finale had a profound impact on me as well...watching this as it aired made me realize a lot of things about my own life that still impact it to this day. Brilliant series, one of a kind and I'm glad we were there to witness it.
@@seanriopel3132 so explain.
@@ozmega Messier 83, a spiral Galaxy in the Constellation ✨
Probably the deepest most multi-layered story of my time. I absolutely love this show!
Dark (netflix) gives it a BIG run for its money
@@Peter_Pans_Labyrinth I 100% agree. I love DARK
@@Peter_Pans_Labyrinthmr robot just hits different
@mattdp5554 Mr Robot is significantly better and connects much more emotionally. It has a strong perennial context and its establishment of human psyche, vulnerability, relationships, corruption etc is far superior. Dark is bland and extremely repetitive in comparison to Mr Robot. The acting, the dialogue, the plot of Mr Robot is unique and comes together beautifully whereas Dark is random and just abandons the its premis it built to go in a different direction in S3. You don't invest in the characters or have any connection to them in the last season.
utter drivel. @@absoluteclutch4585
I always praise shows like BrBa/BCS and Ozark for building these crazy narratives over time, however this show might be one of the only shows that knew where it was starting and ending from day one. Sam Esmail is a genius and the actors he hired were literally all perfect. I rewatch this series all the time.
Absolutely adore this show on every level. Finished it 2 days ago, but as I’m watching it through a second time, it really hit me how well thought out and intricate the plot is. On second watch everything makes so much sense. For example, I was just left smiling when elliot went up to Darlene and asked “can I speak to your boss” and she’s like wtf are you on about 😂 perfect show, and rami malek put on one of the most rememberable and incredible performances of modern TV
Spot on!
Bro, Ozark ending was so bad
Try a show like The Wire.
Any attempt to reproduce this show in any form is doomed to fail. It's a masterpiece of creativity that was so deep I found myself rewatching shows just to make sure that I understood everything.
the premise is similar to fight club.
@@rizkyadiyanto7922no wtf this is better
@@Alexproxd84dude I agree but cmon this show wouldn’t exist without that movie. Also Mr Robot had 45 hours to flesh out its story compared to Fight Clubs measly 2. Not really a fair comparison.
@@sayhello2heaven_ yeah your point is true but Mr robot Ia a masterpiece
I rewatch it every quarter or so, nothing really compares to its brilliancy.
Having this tied together blew me away. I stand by the opinion that Mr. Robot has the best storyline from start to finish. You even hate go see the bad guys die like Tyrell. The characters were done so well and each actor delivered perfectly.
I never saw Tyrell as a bad guy.
@@scattau41i mean he did beat the homeless man to vent his spleen. Though most of his bad actions were the results of being manipulated by her
@@drtmftr he sure did lol
"I stand by"
Erm... Are you being sworn in or pledging your alliance to some sort of secret society! 😅😅
Tyrell was never the bad guy
Everything about this scene was just perfect: the explanation, the reveal, even the music. I love this version of "a little push"!
The way the narration *directly* addresses the audience in a way making them complicit in everything that goes on, god what an amazing device.
This series is a masterpiece and should never die. A very beautiful and touching story. But above all it is very educational. It teaches you how difficult life is, how to face it, how corrupt people are, what human arrogance is capable of doing, and what people are capable of doing to achieve a goal in life. Just wow. I hope that people will be able to understand the essence of this series and not just watch it as a simple series, but as a part of their lives.
Yes it's correct
how they waited til the last episode to drop that BOMB twist is masterful storytelling , nobody expected it. Brilliant :)
Very true , cheers.
True 👍
What is the title
Just when you thought you had things figured out… had to watch the whole series again right after the finale… such a great show! 👏
This is one of the series where you cannot notice all those little hints about the plot until you finally rewatch it.
Exactly!! I needed to do that too, like wait a second
That must've been overwhelming!
Yeah, I love such a multi-layered series so that I must watch again (and again!) to catch what I missed!
Can't watch it alone. Need to share this masterpiece with someone special. It's a fucking AMAZING piece of ART!
One of the greatest scenes in TV history.
Glad that I found this show
and happy to be part of the amazing mr robot fan base.
Great series and a great plot for a movie! I don't understand why this hasn't been made into a big budget feature length film? Oh wait, I guess Hollywood would do that.. now I understand.
@@davidmickles5012 The show was originally planned to be a movie but the idea and story got so massive that there was no way they could fit it in that time length, so it was turned into a show instead, which was the better option tbh.
@@davidmickles5012 I don't think it's remotely possible to put this idea into a film with even a fraction of the depth it has in the show.
Before clicking I thought this might be the scene when Elliot learns the truth about this father. The performances in that scene are so raw it's almost hard for me to ever watch it again. What a masterpiece.
I wish I could watch this show for the first time again.. After you watch this scene, everything makes so much sense in the entire show, every little detail pointed to this but it was so in our faces we couldn't figure it out
Have you watched LEGION?
Really, out of all the productive things you could do?
@@Randorandom232 there's actually nothing productive you can do. In a hundred years, you and I will both be dead.
@@m9gam we can change the world, don't let anyone else tell you differently.
@@Randorandom232 to what end? So that more people can enjoy life? If the original commenter gets enjoyment out of their life by watching a show, why is that wrong? That's exactly the goal you want to achieve.
This Series is the most powerfull of all TV shows ever!
The build up throught the seasons is other worldly, when the ep starts with 2-3 min full black out screen. You know. Thats going to be something else.
When the dealer kidnapped Krista and Elliot...
I felt like I was with them, inside the room, felt the energy of the room.
Thank you to all the Mr. Robot staff.
I know this is not so on topic. But this show legit helped me learn something early into my InfoSec/CompSci degree about SSH and one of it's weaknesses. Beautiful and intelligent show, a gem to put it mildly.
This show was such perfection… it’s mind bending to think about just how flawlessly Sam Esmail executed this vision of his. Genuine and objectively a narrative masterclass in TV excellence.
Have you seen his movie Comet? Another piece of genius from him, so good.
I have Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID), and I must say that Mr. Robot offers the most accurate portrayal of DID I've seen in Hollywood so far. It’s refreshing to see a media representation that handles the disorder with such care. DID is often misunderstood and rarely visible to those around us. In fact, most people with DID don’t show noticeable signs, and even close friends or family might not be aware when 'switching' between alters occurs. It takes trauma-informed therapists, who are specially trained, to truly identify and treat DID effectively. I'm grateful to the writers, actors, and creators of this show for their thoughtful work, which contributes to destigmatizing mental health conditions like DID. It’s important to approach this with nuance rather than the exaggerated portrayals often seen online. Let’s continue to support media that helps bring awareness and understanding to conditions that are so often hidden.
Thank you for sharing your journey and thoughts. I also have DID. It is one of the best shows.
Makes me cry every single time
I also realized that in season three when Elliot and his dad are at the movie theater, Elliot says, “you’re just sick and don’t want to admit it” I always thought he was speaking about his cancer diagnosis not the mental illness
nop, it is for the abuse
@@alonc9654 yeah bro, he didn't understood
Best twist ever. It makes you re evaluate the entire series!
only a twist if you havent been thru it haha
So basically the same twist as Fight Club? How unoriginal!
@@leonardo899 no? The twist of Fight Club was the fact that he had split personalities. The twist here is that we know he has different personalities but the one we thought was him this whole time was also a crafted image for his needs
@@mattnichols9928 exactly in fight club the protag is actually who he says he is and tyler is an alter but in this elliot is also an alter but just the one who fronts the most and is deemed to be Elliot when he really isnt.
@@leonardo899 I dislike the fight club comparisons with this part of the story because past the basic idea of a split personality they go in a completely different direction
"Our Elliot" is batman. The real Elliot's alter ego of vigilante justice.
Mr Robot is a masterpiece from start to finish.
This is crazy, I watched all of Season 4 as it came out except for the very last episode, which I just saved for a day when I felt it was time to finally say goodbye to the series. 3 days ago I finally watched it and saw this scene. And today I see this pop up in my suggested tab, uploaded the same day.
your other identity owns this channel.
This is the show with an ending that is Soo good makes you rewatch the entire show as if it’s through new eyes…
This show is a masterpiece, one of a kind. I cant wait to rewatch it.
The work of Gloria Reuben (Krista) in Mr Robot is impeccable.
She deserved a nomination and more recognition.
This scene is so painful and necessary.
I remember being heavily depressed and finding solace in this show. I forgot how much I loved it.
Mind blown ever 30 minutes of each episode
easily one of my favorite tv episodes of ALL TIME. the feeling left after this one sat deep
I physically recoiled in horror when she looked into the camera and said "I know all about them too"
This show is so profoundly, deeply affecting it's impossible to convey to those who haven't seen it. I wish there was a way to sell someone on it without resorting to hyperbole. But it's just true. Damnit what an absolute front to back masterpiece it is.
When krista looks at the camera i shiver
Even tho something was very strange about Mr.Robot, didn't think it would turn out like this. Such an amazing show!!!
i honestly feel sorry for those who didnt make it to the end of this show. they missed something fabulous.
I didnt expect this twist at all tbh. Thought the show would end way differently
i was abused as a kid and was just waiting for it tbh, i was only surprised that they actually did it as part of the plot.
I didn't expect them to actually show how messed up it is to be abused....
@@TegridyMadeGames im sorry :(
@RealCyberCrime I don't need sympathy but thank you regardless haha
@@TegridyMadeGames badass
@@GrislyDragon lmao 🤣
I really like spoilers in the video titles on this channel, although most people complain about them. Most shows used to disappoint me with their finale and and it wasn't worth watching them. Since then, I prefer to know spoilers. They let me skip dissatisfying shows and at the same time they don't spoil impression of really great shows
"The voyeurs who think think they aren't a part of this despite being here for all of it"
You naughty-naughty, you teasing me
When your friend won't keep watching Mr Robot because he thinks Elliot is way too edgy but you can't explain why he's so edgy because it's fucking final amazing twist :(
The most underrated show in the history of television.
"Sometimes my mask takes over."
"You were only born a month ago." 😭
what episode is this quote from?
@@artemis1222 first quote is s2e2 last quote is s1e4
@@HouseMDLover69 thank you!
Second time rewatching it was wild. Hearing him being born a month ago
this camera look give me goose bump every fcking time it's insane, the best fourth wall break ever
As a person with Asperger Syndrome and clinical depression, this show and my awe with it helped carry me through some of the toughest times of my life. Thank you for making this show, Sam.
I remember this episode, the build up to it and the fan theories on reddit, the goosebumps. Arguably the best episode of any series ever (including Ozymandia).
Need this show on streaming services. Miss watching n waiting for it every week and being mind blown every episode
It’s on Amazon prime
This scene reminds me all too well of the computer scene in Split, when Casey discovers the videos about (almost) all Kevin's personalities. The chills...
This is easily my favorite show of all time. My sister saw an ad for it and said Elliot reminded her of me (hoodied IT guy). I was honored to have watched it while it was still coming out. I got introduced just after season 3 started. From writing, acting, the score by Mac Quayle, it is all a modern masterpiece of entertainment, and the most technical accurate show/movie regarding cybersecurity and hacking. My only regret is only being able to see it for the first time once.
The score is so good. I should have stuck with this show when it first came out but gave up. And finally rewatched it all this past week. It surpassed breaking bad imo.
@@BakingPizza Breaking Bad, while a Great series, Is like Friends, compared to Mr. Robot...:)
@@BakingPizza I was honored to have watched it before season 4 came out and I was so hype waiting for it.
The whole fan base wants to watch it the way they did for the first time. Absolute legend of a series.
Its such a disrespect that S4 didnt get any award, every episode was a masterpiece. so sad
A fictional show that’s so real. That’s why it always got me
Loved when he said, I bet she doesn't now about you, and then she response. I freaked out, like I got caught.
There's something about inner dialogues in characters that when done right creates masterpieces such as this.
Imagine shouldering all that abuse and horrible memories of your friends dying, before realising you're not a real person and that you don't deserve to live a proper life
Lol
I have never seen this show, but seeing this ending was pretty awesome and its pretty easy to piece a lot of it together from this scene! i will probably watch it and get to enjoy it for the first time through the lens of somebody who understands what the show is truly about
What a legendary show.
I know a lot of people who dropped it midway season 2 because of how slow it was. I kinda get that but feel sad that they're missing out on possibly one of the greatest shows ever made.
It's right up there with Better Call Saul for me.
This show reminds me of the old movie from like 20 years ago, Identity with john cusack. 6 people were in a secluded hotel. The therapist erased each personality at a time, but that revealed itself at the end.
i like to think that we are the real elliot, hear me out. he refers to us and talks to us as his friend throughout the show, despite us being unable to talk back. the theatre scene in the end shows all the personalities watching back the show (elliot’s memories.) i believe that he’s showing these memories to the “real” elliot which is us.
Could be true. I like it
Most dramatic moment in TV history.
This would have been a very challenging show to write. The DID is revealed in the 8th episode of the first season and the show didn't mind if we figured it out before it was revealed. And then in the second season we learn that the reality that the mastermind presents us with isn't always if ever a literal interpretation of what's going on... I don't know why most viewers seem to forget this and proceed to take everything we hear and see as it's presented to us (especially the Angela White Rose scene and the Elliot White Rose scene). And then there are over a dozen references to parallel realities, but most viewers assume that this is in reference to White Rose's project alone, yet there are so many lines throughout that mirror one another (there are at least a couple of characters who mirror one another, who use the identical phrases etc, I highly doubt it's due to lazy writing). It's challenging to open up all those possibility, yet make the reality that's presented to the viewers believable enough to keep them engaged, otherwise it's like watching a dream sequence that they know is a dream sequence. It ultimately doesn't matter if in the end if what we observed was real or not whether partially or fully as long as it's able to make us believe that it is and the show does an amazing job at making us believe it despite these layers that they reveal to us. Something like Fight Club for example... we don't know the twist until the end. This show reveals that twist in the beginning, but then there's other stories and other twists (some of which slowly get revealed throughout) that keep us engaged.
A show that failed miserably at doing this is the show Legion. I see it as a cautionary tale. It's a show that deals with mental illness (psychosis/schizophrenia), but they completely show their hand in the first episode and make the visual realities so grandiose that it's 100% without any shadow of a doubt a figment of the main characters (David) imagination. In the first episode they even show the visual reality through the video camera that's recording what the room sees vs. what David sees. I only made it through the 5th episode, but it's essentially like watching a hours of a dream sequence (over 20 hours worth) that you know and have been told is a dream sequence. The cinematography and everything is awesome, however it was one of the most boring viewing experiences I've ever endured, because I/we know it's all in David's head. I guess it may work on some viewers if they can dupe themselves into believing Davids grandiose reality is what's potentially happening... I tried my hardest to dupe myself into believing it, so I could enjoy the show, but the show doesn't ever give us the option. I thought maybe I could grab onto the super hero element (which isn't my thing, but at least it's something), so I wouldn't have to hold the standards of the show to a realistic reality, which apparently it's supposed to be based on (it appears to have been a marketing gimmick, because they certainly don't commit to that reality either). To me that show is the perfect example of what not to do, when dealing with subject matter in this realm.
What u think about moon knight?
@@FRANCOC3 - I haven't seen it... is it any good? It has pretty mixed reviews. I see that it covers DID as well. Based on the IMD reviews it's weird in that it has a near perfect balance of those who like it, those who hate it and those who think it's middle of the road.
I miss this serie so much.
me to…
One of the best twists ever.
I'm rewatching the show right now with my friend, who hasn't seen it before. We just finished season 1 and she's talking about how dark it is. Oh you sweet summer child...
Dark good or dark bad? I've evangelized a lot for this show and more than a few people told me they couldn't finish it because it was "too dark". I'm like...yeah! Excellent writing, acting, and cinematography will make you feel things, unlike a lot of other shlock on TV today...
How right you are! I love the GoT reference!
@Madhur Gupta Same. Mr. Robot, Hannibal, and The Leftovers have all had the effect of making me feel like I'm the one losing my mind. It's a sign of great television, but also not easy to watch.
@@generalmartok3990
(Hannibal, Mr, robot, and the leftovers) are literally in my top 5 series ever, and seeing them mentioned here casually together, in this corner of the internet, gives me an immense amount of joy, and makes me think we have similar taste, I'd appreciated it if you told me about other shows you like? I might discover something new.
If you are still looking for the song in the background (the very interstellar one) it's from Mr Robot Vol. 8 Soundtrack and called "The Mastermind"
This is massively underrated!
Rami was so fucking good in this show.
a better show than we deserve
Oh boy....the played out "deserve" meme.......
The personality that had gained so much control.
The background music near the end sounds like Interstellar's docking scene music.
this series is a philosophical problem, every season you are given a premise, the world is drawn out and the protagonist tries to provide a solution to it. the very next season the very solution from the previous season becomes the problem. I dont think on a purely creative and logical sense there has been better in depth writing that this show. I have seen many series in which, the characters stay constant, characters evolve, the world stays constant, the world evolves. but to maintain a dialogue over seasons and also evolving characters and writing, no series comes close. and over 4 seasons gosh this series is so personal to me on so many levels
i was soooo confused at first, such a masterpiece and such a great ending too. Will rewatch for the 5th time someday
HEART WRENCHING SCENE 😭
A show with so many moving parts, so many characters, so many subplots, so many deep ideas, so many mysteries.... and in the end it all comes together perfectly and it all makes sense.
I was afraid the show would jump the shark or not have a satisfying ending, but it really was perfect.
This episode is I’ve never been more emotionally affected by a show than this episode. I laid on my bedroom floor crying for a while after it ended. Pure intensity and emotion.
God i love that the amount of theories and predictions that were right went so well... cause they were genuinely difficult to predict after season 1 and then sam ends it with such a predictable twist but he wrote it so well the majority did not see it coming.
Another personality. Just genius
I love this show so much...everything about it is sublime: story, score, acting, dialogues, cinematography. It's so unique and special, and I'm glad I was alive to witness it many many times.
Goodbye, friend.
"You are The Mastermind." That gave me Goosebumps! [SMILES]
Ramy Malek is a great actor who really deserves the most important reward in acting
Until this moment I never understood why he had forgotten about Darlene and f society in series 1. It all made sense after this. It took us to the end to explain.
the soundtrack reminds me so much of interstellar's soundtrack, from the beats, the notes, the rhythm, the feel, etc.
The Interstellar music gets me every time
could you please tell me the musics name
@@derstip7252 The soundtrack still hasn't been released over 3 years later. There's no name for this song unfortunately
@@derstip7252 3.5_1-alittlepush.ktp - that is the track being played in this scene
I believe the song playing is an iteration of alittlepush. It's 'The Mastermind - Mac Quayle'.
To have cast Christian Slater was genuis, Rami, did stellar, as did all the cast…kudos all, the set? Amazin!
So, I guess Minister Zhang is like Eliot where Minister Zhang's rage is "White Rose"?
"Krista never quite figured it out, did she? She never realized she wasn't talking to the real Elliot." Beautiful writing, as it can also be interpreted to be meant about us ("them"). Also I love how this is set up so it's "Krista" talking about Krista and the actress talking about her character in a sort of meta way.
After the finale you should all rewatch Elliot and Mr Robot discussion on the season 2 finale in the building with Tyrell.
Mr robot push the hack so Mastermind could leave Elliot mind when it was done. When Mastermind realised that stage 2 is gonna kill many people, Mr robot hide that so this information could not trigger the "savior vigilante" persona to take more control on Elliot mind
I probably watched this episode a hundred times.
I really love how well they conveyed Elliot's struggle to relinquish control and how determined the "hacker vigilante" was to maintain control despite knowing what some of the consequences were. "It's my life. It always will be" Scary really.
Piece of art. I'll never forget it
This masterpiece is so underrated
best scene in the whole serie
If only my brain could use all my anger to create a new personality where it protects me from myself and all the hatred I hold, but nope I get to just live with it😂
So the 'mastermind' is the one we've been watching the whole time because he wants to create a better future for his original self... who is also named Elliot?
This means that the 'original' Elliot is also quite brilliant, right?
In essence, (spiritually speaking) Elliot evoked his 'higher self'.
Yeah as far as we most of them are equally skilled.
Elliot (Mastermind) started 5/9
Mr. Robot maintains it
Elliot (Host) was an accomplished employee at AllSafe
The "real elliot" is the one trapped in that dream world.
This single clip summarizes the sub plot of the entire show!
2:55 "You loved him so much you wanted to save the enitre world so you could make it better for him, no matter the cost." That line always hits me right in the feels. It's so sweet but heartbreaking at the same time.