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I don't usually (possibly ever) do reviews but I had to for this. This episode was one of, if not, the greatest piece in television history. Do yourself a favor and don't listen to the only person on here that gave this episode less than an 8. Sit down, watch and enjoy every second.

This episode is all about grief. People process their grief in different ways, and we get to see a handful of people do that here. It was a truly memorable episode for me. It made me think of a time in my life when I was in grief...

An unexpected and beautiful change of pace. Brilliantly written and acted, and technically superb. I can't believe the perfection of what I just watched. Rather than giving this a miss - as some reviewers have suggested - I would say that this episode stands alone as a great story and work of art - something that could be appreciated by someone who hasn't even seen the rest of the series. This episode particularly brought out the underlying themes of Mr Robot - which can occasionally get lost in all the action. Some of the scenes were so loaded with amazing images and metaphor... they took my breath away. Yes, I loved the previous episodes too - but we need light and shade! Just wonderful. Don't miss it!

Most beautiful episode even seen .. Rami malek you are amazing

I can not believe what I've just seen. It didn't feel like a TV series at all. I can not understand how someone would rate this episode below 10. I don't consider myself a fanboy of this show, but I simply can not give this episode an 8, or a 9. This is 10 right here. This is possibly the most beautiful episode I've ever seen. Ever. But don't worry, it's not a case of style over substance. Not at all. The beautiful cinematography comes paired with a fantastic episode of self discovery. Mr.Robot has surpassed every expectation I ever even dreamed of. Sam Esmail did it again, this episode was beautiful, sad, happy, and everything more. I have seen people angry, complaining that this episode was filter. That simply doesn't click in my mind. This episode was absolutely necessary. Another masterpiece by Sam Esmail and another 10 from me.