"Mr. Robot" season 2, starring Rami Malek as Elliot Alderson, is about to wrap up with its final episode airing Wednesday night, Sept. 21.
The cerebral hacker, played by the main character, has been toying with everyone's feelings all throughout this season. However, with over a dozen episodes, fans still think the show has a lot of explaining to do. It is at least the most logical and human way to end the entertaining cycle of provoking imaginations and manipulating emotions.
"Mr. Robot" season 2, episode 11 explored Elliot's alter ego and how it went down the line. More often than not, Elliot unknowingly becomes this genius who wants to take over the world himself. If someone has been tuning in into the show, then he must have his own situational analysis in series' transition.
This once-a-week television drama, though packed with intellectual conversations and plot twists, can't deny the slow development it reveals to its audience. There's a lot of explaining that episode 12 will have to conquer amid all the confusion and conundrum to compensate for.
According to Time, Mr. Robot's audience will stick until the end to uncover chronicles from recent episodes' slow pacing. Sometimes too much justification was done in instances like the episode where Elliot (Rami Malek) was imagining being with his mother and Angela (Portia Doubleday), going through a myriad of mishaps by becoming a whistleblower, just to retreat because Angela fears for her life and leaving the viewers over-thinking, the publication said.
Everyone's hooked, and fears of ending up with a disappointing "Mr. Robot" season 2 finale arise. One can argue that the writers of the show might intentionally want to mess with people's lives alongside the seemingly inconclusive installment the show has been producing. When the viewers have just been wanting to be satisfied and be left with something meaningful. There are a few more days until the season-ender hits the TV screens, and a lot can happen so it's too early to say.
