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Remember when Elliott and his dad were in the movie theatre? Elliott: You're sick He wasn't talking about the cancer

This was one of the best episodes of television ever. Up there with Ozymandias.

Therapist here: so to respond to the “no faith in your patient” comment. My traumatized clients/patients need to be guided to their realizations slowly and patiently. If you push a traumatized individual to confront trauma without creating a safe space, or establishing trust, or giving them proper tools to cope then you are asking them to go back to a space where they were just as helpless and in such pain as the original trauma. So basically you are doing the same damage twice. Trauma takes soooooo much time to unravel. Side note, this is one of my favorite episodes of tv ever from a therapist standpoint and also from an entertainment standpoint. Can’t wait to see y’all react to the finale! Love all the work you do

dude, vera was manipulating elliot not helping him, there's a reason krista is a phycologist and vera isn't. this won't help him, he was literally just trying to make elliot dependant on him.

Vera was taking advantage of Elliot's trauma to manipulate him, not helping him.

Hands down the best episode of the whole series for me.

In Christa"s defense, I assume Mr. Robot would just take over whenever she approached the trauma

This episode is very much a classical play come to life. Very little locations, acts and how it ends with the lights going out. Each act also connects with the 5 stages of grief. Denial, anger, bargaining, depression, acceptance. Elliot goes through each step with each act.

They have to give another emmy to Rami Malek just for this episode

Let us not forget, Vera killed Shayla. Elliott wouldn't have forgotten that. Vera was dope, but that was boo. Admittedly, i watched this special VR short where Elliot and her go on a date in season 1 and it adds a lot of context to that relationship. Its pretty dope. I highly reccomend it if you have a headset. If not, i think you can still watch it on youtube, but being a literal fly on the wall for it is sick. You feel like one of his multiple personalities watching it in VR.

Pat...dude...you are good but you have to understand that Vera was never helping Elliot. This is basically how abusive men work. They act all "OOH I LOVE YOU I LOVE YOU MY SWEETHEART"....then if we don't bend to their will...they threaten to hurt us..or hurt our friend or relative...make inappropriate advances at the victim...then and the end they act all loving. It was the cycle of freaking abuse. the helping part was the honeymoon/care stage. i know alot about this stuff...and i've seen guys like Vera exist in most media and people romanticise them.

Still the best episode of any tv show. A true masterpiece.

Vera was trying to use Elliot's personal tragedy to manipulate him for his own nefarious purposes and Krista didn't allow that to happen she clearly did the right thing in my opinion.

Think. Vera never cared for Elliot... The term..I now see you. That's what he wanted control. After the whole ordeal, vera won. Krista came in clutch

Disagree with Pat. Krista did the right thing. She didn't know that that was the root cause, but I'm sure she had suspected it. And if you go back and see Elliott's aversion to the male touch from pretty much every male character in the series, and his multiple personality disorder, you realize he does hit all the typical beats for someone who has sexual abuse trauma. I'm sure Krista would have led Elliott down that path, if he had not hacked her it made her feel unsafe. It's not a subject that you can force on a patient. They have to come to that realization or their own, or in Elliott's case have him recognize that mr. Robot is hiding that truth from him for his protection. Elliot needed to let his guard down. Viera went about this in the worst way possible. In the real world, s*** like that can break a patient. And it can drive them further away mentally

In season 1 Elliot mentioned he counted safety of the carriages on his trips out with his dad cos he loved going on the trips but hated going home and he had an itch in his mind that wouldn’t allow good to exist without condition 🤢🤮

Best bottle episode ever

"Noo? WHY?!"... feel like that should be replaced with "YES! Finally! Was it Krista? YAY! GO KRISTA".

when watching this originally I saw it as an old stage play. the act breaks, one location with only two set pieces, and the way the lights shut down at the end. not sure, but seems like something they would do on this show.

Vera wanted to break Elliot to make him join Vera's group, he was by no means helping Elliot

its amazing how pat still has energy after that episode. i was winded/exhausted like suraj after act 4.

Okay...Vera was nothing but a psychotic creep who wanted Elliot all to himself. Good that Krista killed him bc he represented almost every abusive man/rapist in this world. He didn't deserve Elliot. Infact....no abusive asshole deserves him...even if he was "helping" him...while he sees this as helping...I saw it as a some stupid horrendous ploy to get into Elliot's life as some sociopath on a white horse to clean house. Did he expect Elliot to be grateful????? He is no savior in Elliot's life. I even watched shows like YOU and other stalker stories bc most of them show that no matter what stalkers do...it's no love. Oh and whoever is liking him...this is like liking Joe Goldberg all over again.

Rami Malek should have won the Emmy and all the awards for this episode by itself ! ❤👏🏼

It's like a really messed up stage play!

This episode was so amazing. The cinematography, acting, and the way they hid the cause of mr robot.. Mr robot and Dark are two shows that I feel like more people need to watch.

This Episode along side Breaking Bad's Ozymandias and Attack on Titan's hero have a perfect score of 10/10 on IMDb. If you had seen them is pretty clear why.

the word you're looking is "theatrical"

Just found this after a 407 rewatch.. I don't want to sound mean, but the guy on the left is not the sharpest tool in the shed. Almost the whole episode felt like it went /r/whoosh over his head. But still a good reaction vid 👍

this episode was too much. rami needs to get an award for his performance in this season.

True Vera is the reason he found out...but its possible Krista was trying to help him through it in time when she felt he was ready. And he did stick his hand up her skirt so I aint crying for Vera 😂

Its hard to watch every damn time. It was shocking this reveal

Now the first episode of him taking down a the guy that traffics child pornogophy makes a lot of sense dont it?

I was always wondering why Elliot’s dad was going to such lengths to hide leukemia Well, it wasn’t fucking leukemia now was it?

Season 1 Episode 1: we start out with 'Elliot' outing a Dark Web ped0phile who owns a chain of internet cafes... that woulda been the very first clue that something was unconsciously 'driving' Elliot motivationally.

No wonder why Elliot hates touching.

Dude on the left is unable to let his phone out of his hands for the whole episode, which is one of the greatest ever, and doesn't get the point. Disappointing reaction.

One of the best episodes ever!

Vera didn't really help him out though... Krista didn't know for sure what was the root cause of Mr. Robot, it was just an inference. I think Krista would have eventually unearthed this with Elliot at an appropriate time and setting. He unethically forced Elliot through the trauma for his own personal gain.

When i saw the reveal my immediate reaction was "i guess but were there any hints?". In the next scene Elliot freaks out after Vera goes to touch him and then it clicked, the hint was there from the start. My theory was that Elliot killed his dad, because a) he hid Darlene in the closet b) the bat and c) Vera's story which parallels Elliot's trauma. But i think its better this way; it would have been too ridiculous and unbelievable if that was the case (or if it was both)

Vera was already a spiritual person back in the first season. He was talking about how names should mean something, how Shayla was brought to him cosmically by Elliot, his “self-hate is power” speech. The dude was definitely on some new wavelengths. I’m pretty sure Vera met the shaman in D.R.

Elliot Villar is insane in this role

Been waiting for weeks for this reaction.... Finally!!!! Great reaction Suraj and Pat.

Love yall but you were talking way too much this episode.

Guy on the left is a weirdo

I have to admit, it's kind of annoying that Pat is on his phone all the time

This was such a gem of a episode of Mr. Robot. It really deserved reaction of the whole normies group.

A *cult classic.*

Vera needs his own show.

5 Acts or 5 stages of grief. Denial - Calling Vera Stupid, denying his goal. Anger - Mr Robot being Mr Robot. Barganing - Begging Vera not to kill Krista. Depression - Elliot finding out about his dad. Acceptance - Elliot coming to terms with Vera (6. IDGAF - Vera dying)

Pretty sad that some people are a little too pissed at those who like Vera's character. They're missing the point. Vera is an abuser, and a very good one at that. The abuser has charisma, and can and will give affection, aggression, and most of all, confusion. All while exuding charisma and concealing their very nature by masquerading as a friend. They are reprehensible, and yet can elicit pity, sympathy and even empathy. Of course some people would come to like this guy. Sure, his deeds were disgusting. But put them aside or witness him in the moment, and you might see a visionary. Maybe an idiotic visionary, but still one regardless. It sucks that he had to go. We were in that crowd too. He was a good character. But in that situation, you don't try to empathize with him. Elliot would still be seething in the blow of the revelation he just realized. Krista, well... what would you expect when faced against a kidnapper, abuser, violent addict and potential rapist? IRL, people would try to escape. Maybe not Elliot, but then again, Vera only focused his attention and manipulation onto Elliot. And at the moment of revelation, Elliot was too busy to focus on escaping. There's a reason why Stockholm Syndrome is a thing. Considering how Krista almost seemed incompetent at the start of the series and that Vera actually brought out Elliot's repressed memories, it's not hard to see how Vera 'helped' Elliot. It was for a twisted reason, but it was still a form of 'help' regardless once the help is detached from the helper. Also, go back and notice how in the second paragraph, you can replace "Vera" with "Edward Alderson".

We can't wait to watch more of this we love you guys ♥

This episode combined old cinema and the form of a stage play. It was pure drama and it was magnificent. Every episode this season seemed like the pinnacle of drama and accomplishment. But Sam keeps on topping himself until the last episode. Let me just say, “Domo arigato.......”

This was my favorite episode of Mr. Robot. It was a beautifully filmed play. So much tension. So many stakes. Just excellent television from Mr. Esmail and his writer’s room!

start of episode :) end of episode :(

Add another Emmy to Rami Malek's already impressive resume based on this episode alone

Enjoyed the uncut reaction for most of act 4 you two didn’t even move

I’ve watched like 10 reactions to this episode and no one seems to catch that the “I see you now” line is Vera officially breaking Elliott like he broke the guy in the story he told Krista where he said the same thing to him.. and even though Krista knew what he was doing, that line was what made her snap and kill him..

Christian Slater slays it when he lands a dialogue..

Criminally underrated Goated epiosde

Why you laugh so much?

finally!!!

Vera wasn't helping Elliot, he literally spelled out his plan. He wanted to break him so that he could own him forever. All he says is bullshit, the only reason people buy into it is because he's so crazy that he believes it himself. Krista's intent was to gradually guide Elliot through an understanding of his condition, approaching his traumas in the safest possible manner. That of course got interrupted by Elliot admitting to being behind a terrorist attack that took thousands of lives, and you can't really blame her for it.

In tribute to a truly fine actor handling Vera, the role of a lifetime, like a real pro - here's a comparison of actor Eliot Villar in real life. This will properly blow your mind: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-pM1qY9Fafgs.html

I love Vera despite the fact that he killed Shayla and his own brother He's obviously not a "good" character and all that but I just love the fact that he saw something in Elliot I was just as shocked as Pat when I saw him die He's in my top 3 favorite Mr. Robot charcters

This whole fourth season was like one long movie, you said it as i was typing it , fing amazing!!!

breast milk, you made my dayyyyyyyyyyy

a lot of comments way off the mark here. vera may have been acting in bad faith and trying to manipulate and control elliot but he did still help him. I think Krista was wrong to keep the truth from Elliot. There is no one-size-fits-all approach to therapy. I think she felt bad for Elliot and didn't want to hurt him more, and maybe didn't trust that Elliot could handle the truth. But, he CAN and DOES handle the truth. He may have continued struggling with his repressed feelings for years. What if he stopped seeing Krista? I think it's better to just be honest and then deal with the fallout.. that's what therapy is for. You guys saying Vera wasn't helping are completely missing the entire point of this episode. In the last episode Vera kept talking about how everyone has a role to play in the world. Vera's role was to help Elliot come to realize the truth. And after he fulfilled his purpose, he died.

Most cinematic thing to come out in 2019! Hands down!

Elliot Villar... damn

Please more demon slayer

BEST EPISODE

disappointing reaction wish the whole crew was reacting to it ://

The worst plot twist, Sam destroyed the whole story