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EPISODE · Nov 11, 2016 · 1H 32M

Mr. Robot, Season One

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This episode we try to understand how a television show about anti-capitalism was distributed by a corporate network. Did tapping into the "angry young man" archetype allow Mr. Robot to predict Donald Trump's presidency? iTunes direct link Google Play direct link Additional Resources: Wealth disparity, hackers and cyber threats in 'Mr. Robot' 'Mr. Robot' Creator Also Thinks It's Weird That Things In The Show Keep Coming True 'Mr. Robot' Creator on the Sony Hack, Antiheroes and the Dangers of Facebook "MR. ROBOT" AND THE ANGRY YOUNG MAN Mr. Robot creator explains why you were supposed to guess the big twist 'Mr. Robot': Creator Sam Esmail On Transitioning The Show From Feature Film To Pilot And More How the Mr. Robot Finale Tumbled Backward into Its Most Piercing Social Message Yet The Human Drama Of Hacking Fuels TV Thriller 'Mr. Robot' Mr. Robot Is the Best Hacking Show Yet—But It's Not Perfect Mr. Robot: Season One Ratings

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