Mr. Robot

Season 3 of Mr. Robot is a masterpiece, ballasting the global ambitions of season 2 while sharpening back to the meticulous build of season 1.

Mr. Robot is must-watch again. ... Mostly it's just a welcome relief to tune into Mr. Robot and have it take off immediately in creative, smart and adrenaline-fueling directions. The writing and plotting is spot-on, the directing brilliant and once again Malek proves, in almost every scene, how utterly essential he is to everything working.

Last season, Elliot was trying to save the world; now he’s trying to save himself. That battle promises to have lots of casualties.

The two-hour Season 2 premiere, airing Wednesday night, is as stylish and well-performed as any in Season 1, but it is also confusing, burdened by the series’ dense backstory and intricate, time-skipping structure. The new season will surely rev up: Malek’s performance remains excellent.

For all its cynicism about the elites who run the finances of the country, Mr. Robot is almost genially high-spirited: It excites you to keep following Elliot, Mr. Robot, and their improbable plan of revenge.

The show is vastly more interesting when it shows the dystopian consequences of Elliot’s actions than when it tries to litigate what, precisely, is happening between his ears.

It’s a mildly interesting fantasy, but the story has too many holes to feel really compelling.

Amazing from start to finish — what a journey. Season 3 is an absolute masterpiece. I think Season 2 threw some people off, but if you stick with it until the end, you'll be rewarded with one of the most personal and moving stories you'll ever see on TV

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Intriguing at first but then goes off the rails. Is everywhere and nowhere all at the same time. Half the time you don't know what's going on. The main part of the 'twist' is seen coming from the beginning. Had a lot of potential but in the end, meh. An interesting idea, but somewhat poorly executed.

Above average when it’s about the cyber hacking, but loses credibility / entertainment when it turns to personal issues, corporate politics or anything that involves Tyrell. Watched until episode 10.

Honestly seems like they make every character gay for no reason. All the men are horrible sexist degenerates and capitalist pigs. Just way too overtly far left in my opinion. Ruins what otherwise could be a great show. I really wish it wasn't so propagandistic.