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I take breaks from watching this show cuz it makes me uncomfortable. This is an example of that.

Control is an illusion...but sometimes we need illusion to get control ~ mr robot S2 E7 last scene

My oh my. This episode had a lot of big twists, including one that changes the nature of everything we've seen this season and everything we think we know. Much like the Mr Robot twist last season, I predicted it within the first couple of episodes but then completely forgot about it as I was engrossed by the story. Like any twist that changes the nature of things we've seen, it raises many questions about things we've seen and things we haven't seen. Some of them will need answering in future episodes, but many more can be more or less solved by just thinking back on the previous episodes through a new lens. The big twist's reveal was cinematically delightful, as always in this show.

Another important reveal in this episode is the fate of Tyrell Wellick. The show has been teasing that angle of the story a lot this season, and yet the reveal was strangely anti- climatic, and doesn't entirely fit the given evidence. I'm pretty sure that there's more to it, but it's good to have something resembling an answer for now.

This episode contains too many other little reveals and payoffs to recount, but it is worth noting that the episode also contains a lot of great character development. Angela takes centre stage here, while Ray and Leon also have important moments.

This season seems to alternate between episodes full of very long scenes and episodes full of very short scenes. This was the latter. Curiously, the pacing feels no different between episode types. But it's obvious which is which, because episodes like this one and episode two (counting both parts of the premiere as one) cram an unbelievable amount of material in, while episodes like last one and episode three hold a lighter load despite having the similar run-times to their counterparts.

In case it wasn't clear enough, I really liked this episode. Mind you, I'm only okay with the twist because I'm at a point with this show where I trust it to clarify certain elements in future episodes. Should it fail to do so, I might find this episode problematic in hindsight. But for now, I'll give Sam Esmail the benefit of the doubt and say that this was great.

Oh my goodness !!! one of the most shocking surprising episodes of the whole series !! 😲😲

The episode was going as usual this season .. still more to know what's gonna happen with that Swedish couple .. where is the husband at !! the series still have that high peak of intense and mystery and that was only for the first thee minutes then Baam .. moves to Elliot and his fight continues on that freaky website. 🙌

That detective and her pursuit of Angela and the whole electronic crime is still on .. and to be honest she actually gives me the creep .. she's like so sneaky and sticky... but i still feel like Angela is falling so deep on this whole miss of E corp.

Elliot taking down Ray (Craig Robinson) was the highlight of the episode and kinda made me feel for once that Elliot himself is in charge of things, He finally has control ... and Just when you think so they shock you with that "Elliot, Where do you think you are right now !?" >> 😭😭 Goodness me !! i was like Oh no !! this went so south so fast ;)

well finally as every episode goes by I can't wait to see what's the next surprise for us to come ..

Can't get enough of this captivating series. This is third time I watch this show and once again Mr. MALEK Steal the show. He's dialogues and inner thoughs are geniously written and he acting is really joy for eye. Twist in the end is Outstanding, pure perfection!