I put off seeing this because too many people recommended it (yes, I know how it sounds) and I wasn't really interested in seeing a nihilist narrative that critiques the information era with the generic complaint that "we" are all too complacent/stupid/lazy blah blah blah and deserve to be hammered because we just stick ourselves in the ground like nails without regard for our personal info/security. I KNOW I should do more. We are little men who know little; Elliot is a little man who knows much. The pilot episode contains more bile than the rest of the series, so if you are a little put off but curious at the end of it, I would strongly encourage you to press on. It is an entirely satisfying viewing experience. All three seasons. It is weirdly prescient (eerily so!), and fun to root for the main (unreliable) narrator. I was very fortunate to have avoided all spoilers because I stayed away from reviews. If you are interested in the show, please just watch it and don't read anymore about it. There are multiple ways to see it, and re-watching it is really fun too. I loved the music, the writing, and the stellar cinematography. Every frame is art. I never felt like I was just watching a TV show. Rami Malek, Sam Esmail, Christian Slater---top notch work. A pleasure to see.

This show hit a bit of a lull in Season 2 as they introduced many new characters and subplots. Perhaps they felt that they needed more. The cinematography is incredible! Finally...a show that pushes the envelope both, with content and shot selection. People in the future will use this show as the watershed moment when TV evolved!

As the title states, I believe this is the best show on television. It;s excellent on pretty much every level. Acting, directing, writing, cinematography, the score, everything is incredible. It's clever, tense, engaging and has a unique and interesting visual style. Season 1 and 3 are masterpieces and Season 2 is great, but has some issues with plot. It's a shame that a lot of people stopped watching and that not a lot of people watch the show in general, because it's easily the best show on TV right now and one of my favorite shows of all time.

I enjoyed the clever season 1. Season 2 got a bit complicated but there were some twist in the plot that caught my atention. Season 3 I got completely lost and the preach against capitalism started to get really annoying. The second season of Mr. Robot was either trying to do too little or too much; I heard an equal amount of complaints that it was moving too slowly and that way too much was happening.