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This is definitely one of the best episodes so far in this season to me. Angela totally dominates this episode. Her story is just such interesting and intriguing as I was having so many questions running in my head through her scenes. Whiterose, again, returns with many puzzles and mysteries but still, one of my favorite characters so far.

Another highlight in this episode is Dom's scene talking to Alexa. We can clearly see through Dom's loneliness and how she deals with it through the conversation as everyone of us sometimes experience. Elliot, using a trick in attempt to track down Mr. Robot as later results to a surprising encounter was also a satisfying part of the episode.

Overall, the vibe and story seems to go a bit peculiar and slow but I mean it in a very good way. Filled with clues and answers, we are now so close to finding out the big picture in season 2. Anyway, Sam Esmail, I totally love the cliffhangers you've been putting at the end of the episodes lately.

It's hard to write that title. I mean, for a show that is about hacking the FBI, and a nerd being desired by every beautiful women out there, is hard to say... But the Angela story in this was... So disappointing...

This episode is a mess. The long, pointless conversations, especially the one between Angela and the ridiculously made up White Rose made me want to just skip to the next episode. That's what I should have done, but I stuck it out and found that my original idea was the best move.

It's really getting bad when the viewer is being simultaneously bored to tears and deliberately confused. What has happened to the plot and the sharply written dialog? This episode is like a bunch of glue-huffing fans were allowed to write an episode after watching only the pilot while stoned on solvents; they know a few of the character names, but have no idea what has been happening in the story.

I really should rate this a 1 star, but I won't, on principle. One star reviews are usually written by people who aren't really viewers, but instead just shills who want to bring down the ratings.

This was honestly one of my least favorite episodes of season 2, but I can understand why. This was more of a set up episode, just for the next season, than a big big episode. My favorite characters in this episode were Elliot, Angela, and Whiterose. My favorite things about this episode were the Protagonist, the Cinematography, and the ending. My mom got sort of confused when he saw the person that/who was at the end. I was both shocked and confused on my first watch. I can't wait to see my mom's reaction in the third/next season of the show. That is when some of the big stuff happens in this masterpiece.

I loved this episode. As the first reviewer mentioned, it was very Lynchian (nice word). They were also getting frustrated with the teasing going on. I understand that. I would not worry too much. That has been the set-up for Season 2. The biggest one was in episode 7 with Elliott apologizing at the end for messing with us. This episode was directed very much in a Lynch style. Bizarre interviews and Q&A. Cryptic messages to decipher. Odd music in the van. Atmospheric organ, violin and piano music. Long pauses with non-answers. The taxi driver angry in another language. If you love Lynch then you will love this episode. If you don't love Lynch you might be a bit restless. Thankfully I do love Lynch. Mr Robot is one of the most original TV Series ever. It has been very consistent and there are not many flat episodes. The acting is first class. I don't want to say too much more about this episode because I feel that reviewers basically give everything away too much and that is a little bit selfish. So enjoy