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Hollismason posted:Actually I think Mr. Robot is the real person and Elliot is his son that died. What if the whole thing is actually a tv show? Mind blown.
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pahuyuth posted:I'm pretty bored with House Tyrell to be honest, though the wife is hot. I did enjoy the scene with the new boss of EvilCorp though. The way it was shot was just awesome. That scene made me really like that guy and now I'm sad Tyrell will destroy him.
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Aug 2, 2015 03:12
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Holyshoot posted:For what purpose? Who was that character and what was his importance besides getting hosed in the rear end? Already been answered, but how did you not twig when they were both in the scene before, at work.
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pahuyuth posted:I'm pretty bored with House Tyrell to be honest, though the wife is hot. I did enjoy the scene with the new boss of EvilCorp though. The way it was shot was just awesome. Wife is not even hot. She looks like a caricature of a stuck up model. Who eats like that? Duck face much?
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Rocksicles posted:Already been answered, but how did you not twig when they were both in the scene before, at work. Some people watch the show in a 3" x 4.5" rectangle in the lower right hand corner of the monitor and faces can be tricky sometimes 
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Feenix posted:Wife is not even hot. She looks like a caricature of a stuck up model. Who eats like that? Duck face much? I think that's the point of her and Tyrell. They are just superficially pretty enough to qualify as attractive yet give off a sinister uncanny valley vibe, which is perfect for Bateman-esque corporate climbers.
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Err, she's quite absurdly attractive by any standards. Tyrell getting owned is easily one of my top moments so far, because it came as a fantastic curveball from what I thought wa going to be the CTO getting stepped on.
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Seriously. She could literally be a supermodel. Unless the pregnancy is what turns you off, in which case don't kinkshame. Spoiler/speculation: IMDB lists Mrs. Wellick as showing up in 3 episodes, so she's probably out of the story at this point. Similarly for all members of fsociety except Darlene and (obviously) Ghost Dad.
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Pregnant is fine. I just don't find her attractive and she made a lot of dumb faces. But this is a dumb and goony derail in a show that has much more and better to talk about.
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Trabant posted:Seriously. She could literally be a supermodel. Unless the pregnancy is what turns you off, in which case don't kinkshame. This touches on an interesting point. Has Elliot's dad been shown on screen yet?
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Feenix posted:Pregnant is fine. I just don't find her attractive and she made a lot of dumb faces. But this is a dumb and goony derail in a show that has much more and better to talk about. You're objectively wrong, so changing the subject is a good tactic. 
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Spuckuk posted:Tyrell getting owned is easily one of my top moments so far, because it came as a fantastic curveball from what I thought wa going to be the CTO getting stepped on. Feenix posted:Wife is not even hot. She looks like a caricature of a stuck up model. Who eats like that? Duck face much?
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Trabant posted:Seriously. She could literally be a supermodel. Unless the pregnancy is what turns you off, in which case don't kinkshame. That doesn't make sense. Wellick's arc is obviously not done yet, and his wife has been shown for almost every part of it. She wouldn't suddenly disappear. It also says Vera isn't in any more episodes and that doesn't seem sensible, either. IMDB can be weird about showing how many episodes of a show an actor is in while the show is still airing new episodes. I recently looked up a show I was watching and accidentally saw that one of the main cast members was only in 6 of 10 episodes. I was real mad for spoiling myself, but the actor has been in every episode so far, and now IMDB says she's in 10/10 episodes. edit: Goons arguing about who is and is not attractive is real weird.
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Accretionist posted:Some people watch the show in a 3" x 4.5" rectangle in the lower right hand corner of the monitor and faces can be tricky sometimes I have been so happy since I finally went dual monitor. Samizdata fucked around with this message at 21:45 on Aug 3, 2015 |
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Spergatory posted:IMDB is exactly as trustworthy as Wikipedia. Not so much. I have never had to argue with Wikipedia about accepting information which was supported by photographic proof.
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TheRationalRedditor posted:His actor being really good at campy despair (and campy everything) made it super satisfying, along with those framing tricks. Tyrell's character is a terrible caricature of a real person, him and his wife seem like a poor mans Underwoods. So many characters on this show are just hyperbole. Even Elliot is a smoother talking Dale-Gribble spouting nonsense "conspiracy" rhetoric. He even has his alter-ego for when his thoughts get extra crazy/insane. Elliot's pocket sand is usb keys strewn hastily in a parking lot. Just as loving ridiculous, no matter how "effective" it would be in real life.
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So many bad posters in this thread.
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Accretionist posted:Some people watch the show in a 3" x 4.5" rectangle in the lower right hand corner of the monitor and faces can be tricky sometimes tv-iv.txt
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Trabant posted:Seriously. She could literally be a supermodel. Unless the pregnancy is what turns you off, in which case don't kinkshame. She is a model. A playboy model.
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Inspector Goon posted:Tyrell's character is a terrible caricature of a real person, him and his wife seem like a poor mans Underwoods. . I don't agree about the other stuff but this is definatily becoming a thing in TV in general. It was jarring in Empire and it is even more so here where it has become half of Tyrells character for the season. House of Cards is ruining everything.
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Sheng-ji Yang posted:She is a model. A playboy model. So the model look doesn't work for him! It happens to a lot of guys. No shame in it.
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Inspector Goon posted:Tyrell's character is a terrible caricature of a real person, him and his wife seem like a poor mans Underwoods. So many characters on this show are just hyperbole. Even Elliot is a smoother talking Dale-Gribble spouting nonsense "conspiracy" rhetoric. He even has his alter-ego for when his thoughts get extra crazy/insane. Elliot's pocket sand is usb keys strewn hastily in a parking lot. Just as loving ridiculous, no matter how "effective" it would be in real life. the inspector Goon
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Rocksicles posted:Already been answered, but how did you not twig when they were both in the scene before, at work. Nah I just watch like 5-6 other shows between it airing the next episode. So unless the point is brought up again I'll probably forget it. It really was a throw away scene tbh.
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DaveKap posted:
I love this picture, its the picture or someone coming to realise he will only ever be the diet coke of evil.
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This show is in fact being written in Qwerty's head to entertain himself because no-one will put his fish bowl BY THE GAWD drat WINDOW! 
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When I went out to lunch today I saw a girl who was a dead ringer for Tyrell. It was kinda spooky but made me realize just how femme Tyrell is.Xoidanor posted:I don't agree about the other stuff but this is definatily becoming a thing in TV in general. It was jarring in Empire and it is even more so here where it has become half of Tyrells character for the season. DaveKap fucked around with this message at 01:00 on Aug 5, 2015 |
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quote:Elliot's pocket sand is usb keys strewn hastily in a parking lot. Just as loving ridiculous, no matter how "effective" it would be in real life.
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Analytic Engine posted:As was said in the thread, this is a real-world hacking / penetration testing thing. That or the writers read the same book I did. Nah, it really is 100% real. And it falls under the lovely category of, "sneakernet."
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Inspector Goon posted:Elliot's pocket sand is usb keys strewn hastily in a parking lot. Just as loving ridiculous, no matter how "effective" it would be in real life. For the record, it was supposed to be a movie of a rather entertaining street fire/music performance that I was really enjoying and wanted to watch more of. The disappointment of not witnessing more of their act outweighed the disappointment of losing 20 bucks for a blank DVD. Edit: Also, the great thing that came of that scenario is the point that even these ultra-elite hackers aren't infallible with their skills. Her code still got found by the malware checker. That's a real nice touch to a show that seems to focus on how powerful hackers can be. DaveKap fucked around with this message at 04:38 on Aug 5, 2015 |
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Analytic Engine posted:As was said in the thread, this is a real-world hacking / penetration testing thing. That or the writers read the same book I did. It's a common/realistic enough concept that an especially-paranoid security tech might have epoxied that guard's USB ports shut in real life. I've worked at companies where even people with terrifying privileges were caught plugging in USB sticks that the security team had scattered around campus.
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Trabandiumium posted:the inspector Goon
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DaveKap posted:Wait, I'm confused. Are you saying that power couples in TV are a bad thing? I haven't watched Empire but the power couple of House of Cards was something that actually attracted me to the show due to the fact that almost every other show in existence has trouble keeping power couples together and I came to hate Season 3 for doing what only seemed cliche, tearing them apart. Power couples work when both of the partners are in the focus of the show. It feels kinda ham-handed in Mr. Robot (and Empire as I mentioned earlier), primarily because the wifes are not main characters, they're side characters. Addiotionally, it doesn't help that these plotlines haven't been given the necessary time to develop since they're competing for time with the main cast and the main plotline. Don't get me wrong, power couples can be done really well as we've seen both in the first season of HoC (and earlier shows like Spartacus) but now it seems like every ambitious drama show wants to force in that conniving power couple which use sex as a tool of manipulation, just because people really liked it in HoC. They're not actually considering if it has the room it needs to develop within the story that they are trying to tell. MiddleOne fucked around with this message at 07:06 on Aug 5, 2015 |
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Xoidanor posted:Power couples work when both of the partners are in the focus of the show. It feels kinda ham-handed in both Mr. Robot (and Empire as I mentioned earlier) primarily because the wifes are not main characters, they're side characters. Addiotionally, it doesn't help that these plotlines haven't been given the necessary time to develop since they're competing for time with the main cast and the main plotline. Don't get me wrong, power couples can be done really well as we've seen both in the first season of HoC (and earlier shows like Spartacus) but now it seems like every couple of serious drama shows wants to force in that conniving power couple which use sex as a tool of manipulation without actually considering if it has room to develop within the story that they are trying to tell. Yeah, this is basically what I'm feeling in Mr Robot. Everyone wants to have a Clintons-esque sexual politi-couple after HoC, but you can't do that if only one of the characters is doing anything plot-important. If Mrs. Tyrell starts doing things in the plot, other than complaining that the ladder-climbing isn't going fast enough, then she's not making her own destiny enough to be believably acing as part of a power couple.
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Xoidanor posted:Power couples work when both of the partners are in the focus of the show. It feels kinda ham-handed in Mr. Robot (and Empire as I mentioned earlier), primarily because the wifes are not main characters, they're side characters. Addiotionally, it doesn't help that these plotlines haven't been given the necessary time to develop since they're competing for time with the main cast and the main plotline. Don't get me wrong, power couples can be done really well as we've seen both in the first season of HoC (and earlier shows like Spartacus) but now it seems like every ambitious drama show wants to force in that conniving power couple which use sex as a tool of manipulation, just because people really liked it in HoC. They're not actually considering if it has the room it needs to develop within the story that they are trying to tell.
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Analytic Engine posted:As was said in the thread, this is a real-world hacking / penetration testing thing. That or the writers read the same book I did. I work with law enforcement and computers all day and I could totally see this happening. Just imagine the least tech savvy coworker you have who goes to shady websites and always has malware. That's every cop.
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Supplemental Viewing: A penetration tester's entertaining presentation about 'no tech' hacking Note: Volume's a little high https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N4kfsxF8Tio
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ultramiraculous posted:Yeah, this is basically what I'm feeling in Mr Robot. Everyone wants to have a Clintons-esque sexual politi-couple after HoC, but you can't do that if only one of the characters is doing anything plot-important. If Mrs. Tyrell starts doing things in the plot, other than complaining that the ladder-climbing isn't going fast enough, then she's not making her own destiny enough to be believably acing as part of a power couple.
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DaveKap posted:Edit: Also, the great thing that came of that scenario is the point that even these ultra-elite hackers aren't infallible with their skills. Her code still got found by the malware checker. That's a real nice touch to a show that seems to focus on how powerful hackers can be. It wouldn't have if she had written her own code for the purpose. That's what the next scene was about. Elliot was pissed at her for using code borrowed from someone else, which was already in malware databases.
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