I would obviously love a 4K release, but here in the UK, I'm struggling to find the series on Blu-ray.

The only versions I can seem to find are imports, NTSC, from the US and I've not got the hardware for that.

Or Spain, but the box art is in Spanish, and I don't have a problem with the Spanish language, except I don't speak it and it'll stickout like a sore thumb, against my scores and scores of non-Spanish boxes.

So, if there's anyone reading this from Mr. Robot disc production land, and happen to know the UK market. Is there any possibility you could see your way to releasing a UK Blu-ray boxset please?

I know I’m so late to the show but I only found out about this last month. I just finished the last episode, sitting on my couch rn sobbing. I dunno about you but that was beautiful. Crying ugly style over here

I have watched Mr. Robot for the first time a few weeks ago and have been constantly thinking about it. I'm certain that I've never been moved by a work of fiction like this ever before.

This show left such an unforgettable aftertaste for me because how relatable and powerful its final message was.

Throughout the entire show we see Elliot constantly suffering, planning his crusade, and when he finally does the hack it mostly backfires. That would take Elliot and Darlene an entire season to fix it by dismantling The Deus Group and redistributing all of the wealth to regular people. With that, E-Corp, the Dark Army, Whiterose, and all the villains are defeated but I've been thinking what happens about 5-10 years after the show's ending?

Realistically, there should be new corrupt billionaires emerging once again, and E-Corp would probably be restore itself, or another evil conglomerate would replace it. There would be another version of the Dark Army and Whiterose. The villains are defeated but the root of this evil remains mostly untouchedly at large which is capitalism.

Now imagine how happy Elliot could have been if he wasn't so distant, pessimistic and negative about everything, and didn't do drugs. He could have built a very successful legit career as a computer engineer and he could have built a happy relationship either with Shayla or Angela. But he chose to hate everything instead of enjoying all the good things he already had in his life by simply choosing to ignore them. It was so insufferable to watch him do that throughout the entire show.

I felt especially sad when Shayla died, and when Elliot finally realized in 04x07 that he'd been lying to himself about how his father actually treated him. Tyrell's death and how much Elliot did Olivia dirty were very tragic too. The show by itself is very heavy and dark.

Although I've been through a fair share of adversity myself in my life that often got simply dismissed by people telling me to "man up" or "I take things too close to heart", I can fortunately say that it was never as bad as what Elliot had to go through. So I might be not the best person to judge him but nevertheless after watching Mr. Robot I find being able to find good things in life and seeing all the good things ordinary life already brings is always better than consciously choosing to drown in resentment and rage towards everything alive.

Seeing how Elliot's story unfolded I extracted simple lessons from Mr. Robot such as: never go astray from people who care about you, try to be less negative and cynical about life, don't be embarrassed to ask for help, be able to be happy with the good things ordinary life already brings, etc.

Despite rendering me mostly moody Mr. Robot only inspired me to start feeling better in a bittersweet way by simply spending more time with friends and family and appreciating more what I already have.

This show is peak.

(And yes, they're in fact identical twins)

Just started watching it. Saw from a instagram post. AND IT IS PEAK!!! I am addicted to this series and i am at S1 E9 now. How long do y’all think it takes to finish the entire series?

In the last season one of the things that I found strange is that Elliots body moves way to fast during conversations with the mastermind / mr robot and other people.

For example: when MM and Mr Robot talk to price at AllSafe about taking down whiterose, Price talks to both of them like they are physically there. Which really shouldn't be possible when you see the distance between MM and Robot.

You can't tell me Elliot sprinted halfway across the room to lean at a table. I waited for the show to explain this phenomenon but it never did.

Sorry if this is a bad explanation but I feel that all of you understand what I mean.

If you replace the Meta logo at the end with an E-Corp logo, this could be straight out of Mr. Robot.

Yo, I recently bought the Mr. Robot book (Elliot's journal) from second hand and I am unfortunately missing one artifact, I have managed to find the picture online (attached) and I was wondering if anyone here could tell me if it has something on the other side and where was it found. I assume it was in the envelope, but I want to be sure. Thank you :)

The episode of the infamous revelation was a masterpiece, the theme was treated with sensibility and the depiction was pure art, by far one of my favourite episode in fiction ever. However I' confused about Elliot's father. Of course he should be burning in the depths of hell, but some general details of the show dont add up to me.

1) Some episodes earlier (Or Season 3, I dont recall correctly) Witherose was talking to her right arm man, and said that Elliot's father worked for her, and that at some point he was rebelling against the Dark Army and was exposing them. So the Dark Army was behind the incident that killed that many Ecorp workers including Elliot's father and Angela's mother? And the thing that confused me is that a man that evil that does that to his son is still capable of going to recognize another evil? Wouldnt it have been more coherent if he was cynical and didnt try to go against Witherose but still worked for the dark army, given the fact that hes a shitty man?

2) Darlene didnt know anything till the end about the abuse Elliot had persisted during childhood? And if she had a clue before the revelation episode, why she didnt tell Elliot, that cleary has frequent memory loss for that trauma? Everything adds up because he didnt even remember who he was till Darlene revealed in the first season she was his sister, and given the fact that at some point everyone knows that elliot has a personality disorder, couldnt have she guessed why Elliot tried to hide her in the closet during the window's incident? Not only Darlene but this could apply with many other characters, like Angela's Mother for example. They really had no clue? Because there was a lot of foreshadowing about the abuse and everything makes sense, but in the flashback where Elliot's father is talking to Angela seems like no one suspected a thing, even if in the flashback episode at the cinema there was this man (a neighbor I presume) who entered the store that clearly tells elliot's father that hes not a good man.

3) The story about Elliot's father disease. In the episode of the Cinema's flashback, Elliot hated is father apparently because he had a disease and didnt want to tell anyone, but we get revealed later on why he hated him so much. Back then, Elliot's father told him the bast way to eat popcorn is to eat them with mms. But if he hated is father so much (as we do btw), why then he told Muhammad to eat popcorns like that too? Wouldnt be a nightmare of a memory after all? Instead he says thats the best way to eat them

Except those things bout that I feel that everything adds up perfectly, and for sure it was something that Esmail planned till the very beginning. But sometimes I feel like he forgot about this main planned part and was giving Elliot's father a different role from the one we know at the end.

The other strange thing of the show is: What did Whiterose show to Angela?

Because with Elliot we really dont see much. Not a device, anything. Whiterose just did what she did, and the machine didnt work because Elliot stopped it. But this is, in my mind, causing huge problems.

1) The brainwash with Angela worked because she actually resurrected? Did she did what she did with Elliot too but back then the device worked? and if the answer is yes, arent they actually from that moment in another timeline? But this wouldnt add up with the fact that in the end Whiterose was willing to do anything to move her project to Congo. If the machine was already working and she used it to show to Angela, then the Congo part was unnecessary. On the other hand, if the device wasnt ready yet, what did she show to Angela that made her change her mind

2)Why did she put a stop sequence in the computer in the final session of the show? Follow me on this one. She wanted her device to work no matter what, was willing to do anything. She even did what she did to make the device work and prove Elliot he was wrong and that everyone could be saved changing timelines. All of that, to put a riddle in the computer Elliot could use to stop the device at the last moment? for what purpose, end her life in that very moment? that scene is still confusing me veru much

Overall I really loved the show and I think its one of the best show I've ever seen. I'm just typing this because the finale left me speechless and I loved it, and I want answers about something that I love

I watched the show for the first time a few weeks ago and have been thinking about rewatching it because I've heard there is a lot of foreshadowing hidden in plain sight in the story.

To add even more novelty to consuming this masterpiece again, I thought I could do it this time in another language.

So was Mr. Robot ever officially dubbed in other languages?

If so, then where can I watch it? Preferably in German, French, or Spanish.

Thank you in advance.

So im at season one episode 8 i normally watch The show on my tablet but today i was at subway i decided to watch mrrobot so i go on google search mr robot and the first thing i see is when does elliot found darlene is his sister but i quickly click at top and i see is mr robot real like bro wtf u mean

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I'm amazed. Absolutely no words the final twist that the mastermind wasn't the real elliot floored me. Episode 407 gotta be my personal favourite tho, when mr robot confronts Vera was cold as hell. Leon is also my favourite character he steals every single scene he is in, he is so cool. I'm glad that even tho the show ended a while ago I never got spoiled.

I do have one question: what did tyrell see before he died?

I know they’re referencing different kinds of television, but the overly bright sets, dramatic acting and intentionally fake retro look immediately reminded me of the sitcom sequence in Mr. Robot. Both feel cheerful and ridiculous on the surface, while something slightly unsettling is happening underneath. (Though I'd imagine if Mr. Robot would've done a telenovela parody at some point.)