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It’s great but it ain’t no Mr. Robot.

• Sebguer 8mo ago
  One is a deeply human drama, the other is a spy thriller. Not sure why you'd even make the comparison.
  • TurdF3rguson 8mo ago
    I'm assuming Mr Robot is the spy thriller? It feels like more of a deeply human drama to me.
    • Sebguer 8mo ago
      You have a very different perception of 'human' than I do!
      • TurdF3rguson 8mo ago
        The main character suffers from DID. From trauma that happened when he was little. Maybe you didn't watch the whole thing, that seems pretty "human drama"-ey to me.
        • fugalfervor 8mo ago
          That's not human drama. That's a sensationalized depiction of a really rare disorder that 99% of the audience has no experience with and cannot relate directly to.
          • TurdF3rguson 8mo ago
            Of course that's human drama, the entire show is drama. Even the "spy thriller" subplot is motivated by death of Whiterose's partner and the need to put the world back the way it was.
  • chucksmash 8mo ago
    They ran contemporaneously and tended to come up on the same lunch table conversations.
• lotsofpulp 8mo ago
  I couldn’t get past all the drug scenes in Mr Robot.
• deleted 8mo ago
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• justin66 8mo ago
  It didn't peak before the end of season one?