Robot season finale, explained: Here's what happened. USA. Robot arcade seemingly ready to either. Elliot knows how we got here. This is a show. that's constantly staying one step ahead of its audience. Where. another show would telegraph a character death for weeks and. In that way, it was kind of perfect that the show moved. We don't know what happened to.

Tyrell. We don't know where Elliot was in the 7. We don't know what thought process. Angela to work for the company that's responsible for. The hack worked. We see people in fsociety masks running. We hear the All. Safe consultant/part- time CFO. Gideon that losing the company won't be a complete.

The E- Corp exec. TV, and the guy at the shoe store talks about. Watch Clarkson: Thriller Torent Free.

Angela for working there. If the hack was. imagined by Elliot, then the whole show is imagined by Elliot. Whiterose is cozy with E- Corp. We first saw Whiterose in episode eight, when. Elliot and tells him he needs to hack. Gideon in order to take out the honey pot he set up in E- Corp's.

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Garrison deals with the aftermath of being elected President. Meanwhile, Gerald attempts to escape the wrath of being captured by Troll Trace and Cartman and. Spoilers ahead for Wednesday night’s episode of Mr. Well, what do you know? It turns out Elliot, the hacker hero of Mr. Robot, wasn’t decompressing away.

It was one of the most memorable and strange scenes of. Elliot in a helpless position. This time she's dressed as a man. The. actor, BD Wong, did an interview with Vulture where he confirmed that Whiterose, a transgender.

E- Corp CEO Phillip Price. It's also clear. that it's Whiterose when her watch beeps right before the episode. Episode 8). Elliot can embody his hallucinations (a. Robot. (Christian Slater) and throws him against a wall.

The next shot. shows us the scene from a different perspective, and we see that. Elliot is the one against the wall and he's choking himself. Robot can be Elliot in a physical sense. Robot is a ghost that follows around. Elliot. Robot interacts with.

It also. presents some different possibilities going forward. Elliot is probably the one in the mask in. Tyrell. While the man in.

Tyrell is Swedish), the. Elliot suggest it's him. The popcorn gun is still at large.

That's. the popcorn machine, you'll recall, where Darlene hid the gun. Coincidence? But when it comes to some bigger.

Where is Tyrell? How does Tyrell's wife play. The show's. creator Sam Esmail has said repeatedly that . Follow INSIDER on Facebook. Copyright 2. 01. 5. Follow INSIDER on Twitter.

Questions About Elliot’s Prison Reveal From . Robot’ Season 2usa. So, here’s the thing. Robot, a show with a history of big reveals (Darlene is Elliot’s sister, Mr. Robot is his dead dad, Whiterose is also a high- ranking Chinese security official, etc.), gave viewers another one last night: Elliot was not “staying with his mother,” as he had claimed to us in his voiceovers since the beginning of the season, and his “regimented routine” was not so much his own doing as it was a required part of his daily life.

He was in prison. And still is. Theories about Elliot’s potential incarceration have been floating around since literally the day after the first episode of the season, with the conventional wisdom leaning toward either prison or asylum. But this one stuck and felt more obvious as the season progressed, to the point that when they showed us, it felt more like a “Yeah, okay” than a “Holy crap!” Doesn’t necessarily mean the plot was bad, just that it was a little less fun because this time some of the audience beat the show there and was waiting for it to catch up. In any event, though, we’re all here now, and even if you saw the broad outlines of all of this coming, there are still some questions that need answering after it happened. So let’s do that! Why exactly is Elliot in prison? I guess this is the big question.

It doesn’t appear to be for the hack, because if it was the rest of fsociety would be in more police trouble, and there’s no way Darlene would have been able to visit him, assuming that really happened and wasn’t just another Elliot vision. And it doesn’t appear to be for whatever happened with Tyrell, because there was the thing at the beginning of the season where President Obama was talking about Tyrell in the press conference, and Joanna getting the divorce papers certainly indicates he’s still just missing.

So if it’s not the two big things, then. It’s been mostly forgotten what with all the E Corp business and Whiterose such and such, but he did hack the police as part of a plot to orchestrate a massive jailbreak to spring a violent drug dealer who killed his girlfriend and left her in the trunk of a car with his fingerprints all over it just outside the fence of the prison. Like, I’m not saying it’s definitely that. There’s a million things it could be, including a Whiterose master plan to take down Ray, or years of hacking catching up to him, or something that we don’t even know about yet. Although maybe, possibly, it would explain that loud, cop- like knock on his door at the end of season one.

What is/was Ray’s deal? Back when I was thinking Elliot was in some sort of mental hospital or halfway house, I assumed Ray was something along the lines of a counselor or mentor. That would have explained why he was out in the van and why he had that office. Now I have three theories: – Ray was the warden and we had a Shawshank situation on our hands, in which he was using inmates with useful skillsets to further a criminal operation designed to enrich himself, and Elliot bringing him down was his big Andy Dufresne moment. After all the similarities to Fight Club last season, it would be another notch in the old movies- I- talked- about- in- college belt for the show.– The entire thing with Ray and his dog was also in Elliot’s head and he imagined it while sitting in his cell.– Something else! I think I have my bases covered here.