Finished like a week ago and just wow man. This show makes a great case to be my fav lowkey, I actually love this show so much. So fucking deep and layered it ALMOST hurts the show. I think if you even remotely like thriller/twists/psychological stuff I mean you are legally required to watch this show then

Finished like a week ago and just wow man. This show makes a great case to be my fav lowkey, I actually love this show so much. So fucking deep and layered it ALMOST hurts the show. I think if you even remotely like thriller/twists/psychological stuff I mean you are legally required to watch this show then

Still the only thing I’ve seen Rami Malek act well in.

Still the only thing I’ve seen Rami Malek act well in.

What a ride! This is disguised as a simple show about hackers, but it has such an extraordinary level of emotional depth that I did not see coming, one of the best endings I’ve ever experienced in a show. 4x7 remains a GOATed episode no matter how much time has passed.

What a ride! This is disguised as a simple show about hackers, but it has such an extraordinary level of emotional depth that I did not see coming, one of the best endings I’ve ever experienced in a show. 4x7 remains a GOATed episode no matter how much time has passed.

good, but fails to build to an incredible peak such that i don’t think i’ll ever hard rec it to someone

good, but fails to build to an incredible peak such that i don’t think i’ll ever hard rec it to someone

It’s sad how i forgot this show. this show had a massive impact on me and i haven’t revisited it recently, but i remember it vividly.

the framing is amazing. it is unique to other shows by using still shots and it adds to the unique style the show uses.

i love elliot’s unique complexity. i haven’t seen disassociative identity disorder done as well as this. there are moments in the show that are so felt, like the christmas episode in season 4, or season 3 episode 8 with elliot and the kid.

tyrell wellick is such an interesting character psychoactively. his unorthodox ending was so completing for me, which wasn’t what i expected.

elliot’s drive and being willing to use other people for what he wants makes for fun watches, and having a main character that you could say is morally gray, and a narrator that doesn’t know all the pieces, or doesn’t let us know all of them…that is what really set apart the show for me.

it deserves a revisit soon. i cherish this show so much. it was my favorite for so long, and was fundamental for me.

thank you sam esmail.

It’s sad how i forgot this show. this show had a massive impact on me and i haven’t revisited it recently, but i remember it vividly.

the framing is amazing. it is unique to other shows by using still shots and it adds to the unique style the show uses.

i love elliot’s unique complexity. i haven’t seen disassociative identity disorder done as well as this. there are moments in the show that are so felt, like the christmas episode in season 4, or season 3 episode 8 with elliot and the kid.

tyrell wellick is such an interesting character psychoactively. his unorthodox ending was so completing for me, which wasn’t what i expected.

elliot’s drive and being willing to use other people for what he wants makes for fun watches, and having a main character that you could say is morally gray, and a narrator that doesn’t know all the pieces, or doesn’t let us know all of them…that is what really set apart the show for me.

it deserves a revisit soon. i cherish this show so much. it was my favorite for so long, and was fundamental for me.

thank you sam esmail.