Mind-Blowing Secrets and Twists in Rami Malik’s Award-Winning Mr. Robot Series.
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Good news for Thriller fans! All four seasons of the award-winning series Mr. Robot are now on Netflix.
Whether you’re watching for the first time or want to watch it again, here are the things that make this show special.
What is This Show?
At first glance, Mr. Robot is the story of socially awkward cybersecurity engineer Elliot Alderson, who is secretly a vigilante hacker.
When a mysterious anarchist named Mr. Robot recruits him to join “fsociety”, Elliot becomes involved in a plan to take down evil megacorporation E Corp by destroying consumer debt records.
But if you dig a little deeper, you discover that the show is actually exploring mental health struggles, identity crises, and the dark side of capitalism.
Faces Behind the Screens
- Rami Malek as the hoodie-wearing, socially anxious Elliot
- Christian Slater as the mysterious Mr. as Robot
- Carly Chaikin as brilliant hacker Darlene, who also has secrets of her own
- Portia Doubleday as Angela, Elliot’s childhood friend who has become famous on the corporate web
- Martin Wallström as ambitious Tyrell Wellick (famous for his “Bonsoir, Elliot” line)
- BD Wong as stunning performance of Dark Army leader Whiterose
The Mastermind Behind It
Creator Sam Esmail crafted four seasons (a total of 45 episodes) of this psychological rollercoaster, and directed many himself.
The show ran on USA Network from 2015 to 2019.
Critics’ Favourite
Mr. Robot won three Emmys, two Golden Globes, and a Peabody Award.
Entertainment Weekly declared it their #1 show of 2015, praising that it “rebooted the alienated hero with electrifying effect.”
Woh Twist Toh…
Without spoiling too much, the season one finale delivered one of TV’s greatest twists, which completely changed all the assumptions viewers had.
And the series finale? Somehow, this chaotic journey comes to a surprisingly hopeful conclusion.
Where to watch
All four seasons can now be watched on Netflix, or you can buy the episodes on Amazon Prime, Apple TV+, or YouTube if you prefer.
So grab your hoodie, turn on your laptop, and get ready to question everything. After all, in the world of Mr. Robot, nothing is as it seems.