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Great writing, a sympathetic and genuinely brilliant protagonist who, despite his social debility, could figure out how to psychologically manipulate people, until … and great acting, from Rami Malek to Carly Chaikin to pretty well everyone in it, plus I liked the off kilter framing. I thought it was devolving into hackee of the week briefly, but then it ups it’s cohesive whole game.
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Sean on Filmjunk recommended Breaking Bad several series in and I watched it and was hooked, though not as quickly as I was with shows like Dexter, The Brink or Mr Robot.
Once you’re hooked on a show, I find, the title is irrelevant, e.g. I think that the title is way more significant in generating initial interest in a show or film than it’s given credit for. I thought that the show was a Chappie / Short Circuit wannabe based on the title.īecause of the drain on my time from the above mentioned and other activities I am not motivated to investigate a show beyond a cursory level and rely on buzz / recommendations to steer me to good new shows. Ridiculous things like the title of a show might colour me against it, faced with such limited viewing time for new shows. There are an overwhelming number of new TV shows to choose from, plus there are the shows I actually watch, regular cinema attendance, work, videogames, social life, keeping fit and as yet unwatched TV and film blu ray purchases to devour my precious time. I think maybe the reason that it’s not a water cooler show might be because of the title. I watched the Mr Robot pilot and was hooked within 5 minutes.
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