Season 4 – Mr. Robot

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tm11999 M @tm11999 Sep 22, 2026 so apparently this is a lost remake, nothing's real, bobby ewing was just in the shower for 4 seasons. dumbest show i've ever seen. go do some day drinking instead. See more Adrian W @RT6780321 Jun 27, 2026 I finally had the time to watch this and it is incredible. I loved every season and it just kept getting better, the payoffs are incredibly well done and the show will just probably get better in rewatches. Elliot Alderson is probably one of the best main characters I've seen on TV and the ending was really good, imo. I was really hoping for them to stick the landing and they did so in such a good way. See more P K @RT09690541 Apr 16, 2026 Season 4 just broke me. The ending is so sad. The realization that the Elliot we’ve been following isn’t exactly the real Elliot, it twists everything again. It becomes less about hacking and more about identity, pain, and survival. The whole series starts to feel like someone finally standing up against power, corruption, and the people controlling everything. But at the same time, it shows how impossible that fight really is. Everyone tried. They really tried. But the real power always feels out of reach. The direction by Sam Esmail is just incredible. It doesn’t feel like a normal TV show, it feels like art. Raw, emotional, and honest. I just wish it didn’t end. It’s the kind of series that stays with you, and I know I’ll keep thinking about it for a long time. See more Corey G. @RT51201540 Mar 7, 2026 One of the best final seasons I've ever seen See more ROBB P @RT33559335 Sep 20, 2025 The premise of the story was what attracted me to the series. However, it is really slow to develop. It actually feels like the director is more in love with camera shots than the story line. The result is about 1 total hour over four seasons worth watching. See more Josefa R @RT53940470 Aug 5, 2025 Mr. Robot is about a hacker—a guy who can land governments and corporations in serious trouble and spy on anyone’s private life. The setup is almost identical to that of Dexter, a series a decade older: a young, white, American male protagonist with a high IQ, post-traumatic stress, a day job inside the system, and a double allegiance (criminal and vigilante). Both keep trophies from their crimes; both talk with their dead fathers; through voice-overs they let us in on what’s happening inside their heads while keeping it hidden from everyone else; they know they’re freaks, feel isolated, and try to protect the people around them; they have little interest in sex, though they sometimes wind up in sexual situations. But the tone differs. The hacker’s world is dark; the killer’s, strangely bright. Dexter smiles, while Elliot is depressed. Elliot is insane; Dexter “only” kills people. Dexter lives in Miami; Elliot in New York. Dexter thrives within the façade of social acceptance; Elliot is sinking on all fronts. In Dexter you can still feel the late-20th-century optimism pulsing; Mr. Robot is nihilistic—truth and hallucination blur beyond recognition. See more Read all reviews

Mr. Robot — Season 4

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