In the tyrell scene i felt like he was actually aware of the other universe and was trying to see if elliot was too, cuz he got all excited when elliot said he had seen what could happen to his company and how to prevent it
Remember when Elliot was speaking with Joanna on the sidewalk and Elliot got creeped out that he felt like she could hear inside of his mind? Now I don't necessarily believe that Tyrrell is aware that's he's in Fworld, but something is going on here. Since we join up with Flliot around the time of the 5/9 hack with Anderson and Wellick's positions reversed maybe we get a better glance into our Elliot's missing 3 days, but with the roles reversed. I for one am excited. And i am off the opinion that this show is brilliant until proven not. Until then, friend /less than three/
The ending is definitely all part of the plan. Sam E. originally wanted Mr. robot to be a movie, but realized it was too long, so he decided to make it a TV show. But he’s always known exactly how he wanted it to end and has written backwards starting from the ending. I think he said that Vera is the only character whose ending he hasn’t known from day 1. I don’t think the finale is going to be dumb, just because Sam has had it planned for so long. Everyone might not like it, but it won’t seem like something he just made up, like Game of Thrones. It will definitely be something that will make a rewatch of the entire show very satisfying, and I think we will see the entire show in a different light after the series finale.
he literally said this on an interview actually that after the finale - it will make rewatching the show rather interesting once the final reveal is in place! More importantly whatever the ending reveal is - it has been in front of our faces this entire time since season 1!!! and that it relates to a specific scene that we have already seen! And even crazier that no one has come even close to guessing the ending yet especially on reddit...
@@kc-me6wl I wonder if it has to do with erasing himself? We didn't get an answer for why he erased himself in the first place. I bet this is gonna be key to the finale. Also what did Edward Alderson do for White Rose. We know that he was her best engineer, but White Rose made it seem like he was deliberately killed, so I think that is gonna come up too. Janice was kinda right all this chaos is productive. It's also extremely exciting.
@@LeoQveen34 I totally forgot about half that stuff! And there was me only focusing on the reveal of the true nature of WR machine and the 3rd personality - but yes his father helped WR on the machine! At this point i'm not guessing anymore- far too unpredictable! Either way its either going to go down as one of the biggest reveals ever or one heck of a disappointment! But i trust that esmail has thought this through! The next 3 nights can't come quick enough! This will be the first thing on play on Monday morning for me here in Europe!!! Time to buckle up!
I think I may have something to do with the flashback where Elliot stole 20$ from the customer and his dad took him to the movies. As far as this being related to the finale, I believe that this scene happens to the F Corp Elliot. I also think that if Elliot was there with his dad then where was Darlene?
I think Elliot is in the hospital from a drug overdose and probably unconscious. He was a morphine addict since the first season and was given heroin this season. The door mat at his apartment says Hi I'm MAT. MAT is also an acronym for Medication Assisted Treatment used in Opioid overdose. Also, when he wakes up in the new world, his phone keeps saying This is your Wake-up Call. Maybe he is unconscious after a drug overdose and he needs to wake up. Mr. Robot says to the mother that he woke up for Darlene and maybe she is the key to waking him up.
I kinda hope this isn't the case but I think you might be right, this is where I feel it might be heading. Elliot is either dead or in some kind of a coma is my suspicion.
darlene was adopted. the woman who kidnapped her as a child was her biological mother. in the AU darlene stayed with her biological mother as she wished
@Debbie It means Alternate Universe. But doesn't account for why Elliot's Mother was Pregnant in Flashback Scenes when Elliot was still a kid. Unless she had a very, very late term miscarriage. There is also the 80's ALF Sitcom episode that would need to fit into this theory...Somehow.
I am convinced there is no more than Eliott's head for these last episodes. Some are illusions. But no parralel universes no time travel. Just Eliott thinking. And similarities between the two worlds are just how Eliott created one from the other.
Mr robot in the past has created a fantasy skit show reality for Elliot to live in while mr robot took punches. I think this other 3rd personality just created this other reality in his head.
That’s what I think that’s the other part of him hiding in a nice world after what ever happened to bring me Robot out just before he erased all his photos from his computer and forgot Darlene 😱
It’s in elliots mind. The entire world is fabricated in his mind, and the Elliot we know is from this “alternate” world - the final alter personality we have been waiting for.
Yes. Mr Robot is a Psychological Thriller so that makes most sense to me ... But it's also Cyberpunk so it could be something to do with quantum computers?
I'm thinking the same. Esmail has been very vocal in interview and on social media (and in the tone of the show) that S4 is all about mental health and Elliott learning to cope with the trauma of his past. While I wouldn't be totally opposed to a sci-fi ending, it would be tonally out of place compared to where the season has led us so far, and I think there are better endings out there.
Adam Brackston yeah but it lost a lot of public hype after the first season, but only the ones who actually watch it and understand it will know how amazing it is
I think the answer is meta. Esmail has always played with tv format from his childhood, as a part of the show. When Elliot is beating up in prison in season 2,Mr Robot protected him with a Sitcom reality. During the "Sex abuse revelation", the whole episode is shot as theatre acts, for dramatic purpose but also to see through Elliot eyes, to feel the dramatic effect on him. You know, many TV Show from the 90's and after have their "What if" Episode, wher writers can imagine their character making different choices( Stargate, XFiles, more recently Person of Interest or Lucifer...) Those episodes were mostly never canon. (Except for POI with the Machine Simulation) I think Esmail wanted to include his "What if" episode as Canon. As a whole part of his show.
This universe is too perfect. The radio song has the line when everything seems right something is wrong, and Elliot in the first season, "scratches that part of my mind that does not allow too good to exist without conditions". These are all clues. I do agree and believe that our Elliot is messing around in the simulation ,ie the missed call to his dad and the phone laying on the floor and no customer there, the broken glass and tissue in Angela's apartment, and the way Angela's mom hangs up on new Elliot, the glitches new Elliot is having. There is no meltdown and Washington Township and New York City are fine. Not sure about how it plays out but I don't believe Elliot will die and I do believe that Darlene will play a huge role in the conclusion. No reason to kill Elliot as the whole show was supposed to be about his journey from broken to whole.
Yeah I was saying that I thought this is a way to bring all the personalities together. I also think that there's clues in stuff like what did Elliot's dad actually do for White Rose and what's the thing Mr. Robot had to show the other guy. I don't think it's gonna be "it was all a dream" scenario, but I don't think it's as sci fi as people have been complaining about. Sam Esmail deserves a freaking Emmy, Golden Globe and SAG award for this show. The whole cast deserve awards as well.
I'm recalling this from somebody's comment on one the series finale promos, but perhaps the story is based off an Aldersoon loop (an indefinite while loop with a exit condition that never gets fulfilled)? Perhaps it's the reason for elliot's amnesia at the start of the show, the reason why he forgot darlene and has contradicting thoughts about his family. Maybe he's hopping from one parallel universe to another, or time in the "real" world somehow progresses back?
@Kaya Jin Alderson loop isn't sci-fi. I view it as one piece in the puzzle or, perhaps, just one of many interpretative lenses that are necessary to grasp the totality of the show (if there even is a totalizing narrative here, I'm inclined to say yes - provisionally, ofc)
What is sci fi. All these concepts are likely to be real. What is real even mean. Are brains are real that’s about it. I mean our existence could be considered sci fi, so how is that bs. Parallel, alt realities, probably exists. The fact we even exists is more ludicrous than these concepts
In Computer Science, an Alderson Loop is an infinite loop with no exit condition. Here is my theory: The missing 3 days is actually E Elliot being in F Elliot's universe. The beginning of the 1st season is actually the end of the 4th season. He doesn't remember anything, including his sister, because it's F Elliot. This is another iteration of the loop. We just gotta hope that he can break out of his Alderson Loop. This is why 11:16 is so heavily mentioned in the show. 11:16 is when the hack occured. It's also when F Elliot gets his wake up phone call. After the hack to us is actually when the shift happens (I think). On a clock face, 11:16 is 5:09.
I think black hoodie Elliot is the third personality, and Elliot the CEO of AllSafe is the real Elliot, the position he took after Gideon's death. In this way Sam Esmail portrays what I think is the ultimate goal of the show: to show that there is a little bit of black hoodie Elliot in all of us . This shows that "vigilante night hacking" that he has done actually happened, and was done by black hoodie Elliot when he would take control of Elliot the CEO.
When Elliot is dreaming and Angela says yes to his "proposal", that's happening in the other reality. I think Elliot always walk between this realitys. And there are somo people that is aware of this simulation.
Ithink he planned on blowing up the plant to end it all,hired the dark army to infiltrate and help execute his plan.w/o the sandwitch guy he looks like he was leading the dark army soldiers.this has to be a dream.
@@1973vanguard When he was telling Mr Robot why he created him,he was in this new universe if you will from the end of this episode. While he was talking to him,he was sitting in front of a computer and on a mouse pad was a logo from All Safe company. I think he have seen other Eliot with his father and Angela and thats why he created him in his mind.. Maybe :)
I'm sure I'm not alone pondering the episode since it aired, or watching it again since that night. Something that comes to my mind is how often Elliot's mind has reshaped his reality after a major traumatic event, and this season in particular we understand he's shaped his reality because of the vile treatment of his father, creating Mr Robot because of the sexual abuse. We know Elliot made his prison experience seem like a good place to help cope with that transition. We know Mr Robot made the Sitcom environment to keep Elliot from feeling most of the hits from Ray's men. We've seen Elliot change his perception of the present, slowing things down, silencing his environment, almost at will at times. So I believe all of this is a construct Elliot created when the machine went off, either The Other One is playing host to or otherwise. Real talk though, I'm just excited to see whatever happens. I'm ready and not ready for anything. I think it will be satisfying, whatever the ending.
Seeing this last episode made me realize that the world we've seen so far wasn't real either. It's like at some point Elliot's mind got split not only into different personalities but different worlds as well. The hooded Elliot world is very dark where everyone has some kind of a dark side to them and death is an everyday thing. The reason why I don't think it's real is because of Elliot himself. I get that he is supposed to be this genius hacker but he ALWAYS has a hack up his sleeve. Even in the last episode it surprised Mr. Robot that Elliot had a hack ready for the nuclear power plant. Very much a made up superpower. This super Elliot never changes clothes and never has to shave or shower. In the new happy-go-lucky world, it is quite obviously that things are unreal, with everyone being bright and sunny, clean and white. But it does provide a contrast for the world we've been in so far and just how dark that world was. I guess in human nature it's far easier to believe in a fake world that has a lot of evil in it than a fake world that has a lot of goodness. Which leads me to think that the real Elliot and the real world is a combination of BOTH worlds and both Elliots.
I agree, I think this is like the Sitcom episode except everything is idealized for the Third Alter/The Other One, who may or may not be aware of the present and never take control of the body/front... Super excited to see how the series ends-- I hope it will be satisfying too!!
JINORU especially since Mr Robot in this season says “I’ll show him what he’s done” perhaps the F world Elliot is actually Elliot and this Elliot we know is the 3rd alter.
A huge gripe i have with this theory is that why would Elliot exclude Darlene from his reality, i feel like in his "perfect" world Darlene would exist and White Rose wouldn't
I honestly hated the idea of these theories coming true. I dont know why but It never actually crossed my mind that there could be parallel universe/simulation or time travel. The story is too grounded and personal. But I'm not mad at it yet.
this is exactly how i feel too. this episode was amazing based on how it was executed, and i have said in the past that if mr robot goes sci-fi i won’t like it (specifically if they do time travel and retcon everything), but it seems like it’s going the parallel universe path. i don’t have a right to be upset unless the finale doesn’t end the show well, and in the end i think it will
I already have, and it's well worth it, regardless of how it wraps up. The hints and Easter Eggs etc, from Season one, are perfectly laid out all the way to season 4. For example, we learn in season 4 that Elliot was an Abused and Molested Child, while the opening scene of Season 1 is Elliot taking down a Pedophile. So far it all tracks...So far.
Sam already indicated that. He said the twist about to be revealed (which was a while ago when we learned about the third personality) was built into the very first season and will make sense as you rewatch the show.
@@RJMH I didn't like it, a big disappointment for me, and a lot of unsolved mysteries, which prove that Sam just fucked up, and it was just bad directing, like Darlene head injury that vanished the next episode, and .....😞😞😞
Watch the recaps of the episodes with Sam not sure which one it is....but he goes into detail about the color red and how it’s the only time we will point the viewer to something on purpose. He states red always means something is not right within the world and those hints are given with the glass and blood in trash can and when the screen goes red after the plant is set off. Also white rose states they have tested the machine in very small test meaning they have jumped beforehand several times. We aren’t looking into this episode deep enough!
Notice how the scenes in the new world are shot with less inspiration, replicating the typical way tv shows are shot nowadays. The score compliments this as well. Just brilliant! Form follows function!
After all of we have seen in four season of this show, I don't buy it. The whole hacking thriller stuff was never the point of mr robot but a way to keep our attention up. The real theme is the human condition, if you think about it there is no principal character that do not have some kind of mental issue/illness: Elliot with trauma and multiple personalities, Darlene with anxiety and panic attacks, Dom is clearly depressed, Tyrell anger issues and american psycho stuff, Angela is delirious and the list goes on. When we see strange stuff like twin peaks it's not metaphysical or scyfy, it's inside Elliott's mind.
Or maybe Angela isn't delerious and saw the same thing Elliot saw when White Rose showed her the machine. Mental health is a good theme, but this show has always been much bigger than that. There have been theories about simulation ever since season 1 when Mr Robot first started talking to the audience (us) because he knew someone else was watching everything unfold.
@@gangstarrskillz idk I mean it could be but I feel like this show has always been based on reality and my point was that when we see something strange it's always related to a mental state/delusion etc. Besides Elliot is not a reliable narrator, we have to always keep this in mind.
I do not know how I feel about the ending. The final scenes with our White Rose were over kill. The new reality was far too "Leave It Beaver Perfect" as well. I hope I don't get a lead ballon on Sunday.
@@TangoNevada I should have written a better comment. I do not know how I felt about episode 11, EXIT because it actually created emotional conflict for myself. The scenes with White Rose were over kill (both figuratively and literally). The new Elliott's life was too perfect in the Land of Father Knows Bestville from the 50s. I was not interested in suspending real world 2015 (or present day 2019) consequences once again to go along with the bad plot holes and other issues of the show. I feel deflated in many ways. I am not as excited as I was about the finale after last weeks episode. I hope episodes 12 and 13 do not end as a lead ballon for the characters and audience. I am more skeptical than interested in Elliott's outcome at this point. I will watch the ending because I have been invested in the series since the beginning. Meh......
The nuclear explosion cannot be true, it happened when Darlene and the others where traveling or when she was already at the airport, and things would have been messy I mean when a thing like that happens airports shut down and panic spreads. None of this happened when dom was about to depart, so I assume it didn't really happened.
@@lucasaugusto36 right, whatever Angela saw was so believable and realistic that she would die believing she had a second chance, as all the others who took their own life without second thoughts. I still cannot understand how this all works and I hope Sam will explain.
Giglipuff Darumaka Or it happened after. After all, Elliot was with Darlene right before they went the Airport. So there is a good time gap between the two events.
@@TangoNevada we have also to take in consideration that inside the airport is not clear what time is it, cause clocks are set on different times and I think it's just an error, but they are all set after 11 o'clock which is the time Elliott is entering wr room. The meltdown takes place shortly after.
No,when he was in the apartment,other Eliot called his mother while real Eliot was there.Thats why she hang up and freak out.Probably droped that glass that was in the bin and cut herself
So I've been doing some thinking... The alternate reality we went into is a loop of Elliot's perfect life. Whiterose's time machine works like this - after the explosion it sends everyone into a space - time continuum of what they've always wished their perfect life to be. Everyone has an idea of their perfect life in their head, so it'll be different for everyone. And everyone will not really be in real life, but they will be living out their fantasy in this virtual reality. However, remember Congo. Whiterose always maintained he wanted to move his machine to the Congo because the space and conditions are the best over their. Like Congo is in the middle of the world map. So maybe the machine needs to be as close to the middle of all the world to destroy and suck in everything properly at the same time and to work without disruption. But the hack performed recently forced Whiterose to play his hand, so we just set off the machine in hopes that it might work, or in pettiness just to show Elliot what it was all about knowing that Elliot beat him at the end. We can see signs of the machine not working successfully because of the glitching and strangeness of fantasy Elliot's world. The glitch of seeing ECorp on the tv screen, him forgetting his wallet at home, Angela noticing something is off with him. So my predictions for the finale. Real Elliot manifested into the fantasy Elliot reality because Tyrrell's projection (Tyrrell might be his third personality everyone online has been talking about??) awoke the strangeness of his reality in his mind when they had that talk in the fantasy reality. So that's why real Elliot manifested again. Now real Elliot will try to wake fake Elliot from the illusion of this fantasy reality - how he will do so i just don't know. And what will happen after he does so i also don't know. They might zap back to a reality of the trauma that caused him to develop his split personalities - and that's where he will make a different life decision - the decision Whiterose spoke off before she shot herself in the head. But then again that would mean Whiterose's machine was a success. At least only to Elliot. Or it could mean everything - this whole show - was a virtual reality simulation created by Elliot to get back to that moment in time where he thought everything went wrong with his life. Or everything could just fail - and Esmail's final message from the show would be that you cannot hack time and your destiny. I clearly don't know hahaha, really hyped for the finale. All I know is Esmail will pull the rug out from underneath us, that's the one thing he has been consistent about throughout this show
Great review as always. I really hope Sam pulls this off and leaves us with an amazing ending! I was so relieved when the "real" Elliot showed up at the end of the episode. For a moment I thought he had transformed into said "douchebag"
Let's all remember something: In this episode, when Elliot and Mr. Robot got sent to the parallel world, the screen turned red. When Tyrell died, the screen turned blue... Discuss.
Tyrell is a more important character to the overall arc than we initially realised. I think him and Elliot are connected on a much deeper level. I feel like he might have been part of Elliots subconscious all along. He appears in the dream sequence in season one with the key which I think is a huge hint.
The twist in this episode was absolutely amazing. Didn't know what was happening during the happy day of New Elliott, but then got goosebumps and smiled when they showed our Elliott in the ending twist, with the epic music. I am so excited that the show held off for so long on becoming sci-fi, because to me, this makes it all the more powerful and unexpected, so it carries more weight!
I think it’s layers of consciousness but could be real parallel worlds. Either way, I think Elliot chooses to go back to his normal world (in a grass isn’t greener situation) but ends up back when he’s a child and in his bedroom with Angela and Darlene. I picture the final shot being a crane shot leaving through the bedroom window as they record the tape (the one they found after his mother’s death).
the "parallel world" kinds mirror itself with most of the characters. Elliot is goody old "boring" man all broght with happy family & happy lover & bright future. F Corp is basically the "perfect" tech company, while Tyrell is an opposite style CEO & seems to be conscious about the "glitch." Also Of course Whiterose actually have such successful perfect life & actually seems to be naturally born woman. Yes, I am talking about a Mirror Universe type of deal, not just a simple parallel universe.
I love how you added Twin Peaks reference in this video! I left a comment about it on your last one I hope that's what got you thinking it could be TV meta more so than sci fi twist.
Esoterically........ in the scene with the apple pc at the power plant, white rose represents the white pillar Jachin (right) typifying the Unity resulting from being, and Boaz(left) being Elliot typifying the Unity resulting from Love. (Simple explanation). keep in mind the third pillar(hidden) = Vesica Pisces aka the Bridge Portal. It is the shape of two coming together in perfect balance, with one “thread” connecting the heart of one to the other. The one that split into opposite polarities to take up two different bodies, but are always connected in the soul. I hear so much analysis but never what’s truly being said! This show has many deep roots in the esoteric while keeping most people stuck in the “exoteric” meanings. This is a very simplistic way of explaining this. Once you grasp the concept it will be unusually familiar because we see it in almost every aspect of entertainment and myth through symbolism ect ect ect.... Have a great day!
Wow this is dead on! You are a very wise man with a great eye for symbolism! Mind if I ask are you a part of the Rose&Cross fraternity? I’d love to sit down and pick ur brain, thanks for this great insight!
The way this Episode was filmed reminded me slightly of World on a Wire, it's a 70's movie about a supercomputer that can simulate a world with 10000 people. Maybe it's just a coincidence since I watched it recently but I think Sam Esmail actually watched it too and used at least some of the visual techniques
Remember that quote that said “whenever a door closes a window opens” or something like that. I was waiting for them to break open that window with the water behind it and escape.
I'm sure someone else has pointed this out but you said in the interrogation room that there was a mac but it's actually an Apple 2, my heart was all a flutter when I saw it. Great video none-the-less. :)
Nice videos man! I don't think this unfolding and crossing between realities ever ends though. I think the show is trying to say that reality is not stationary in time and neither are our experiences. All of our possible realities are actually playing out in parallel universes simultaneously separate from each other. These parallel universes can be almost identical or completely different from our own yet infinite in diversity. This would mean that statistically, other versions of your reality would eventually match your current in what one would call a "human quantum collapse". The same way the Uncertainty Principal in physics describes that the more accurately you try to measure an electrons position the less accurately you can judge its velocity or direction of travel. Measuring devices show that the particle is in wave form and in multiple locations at once. Yet once a human observer lays eyes on the particle, it collapses into a position from its super-position. Is the particle aware that it goes from being everywhere to being only where an observer looks for it? I doubt it. in this sense, if nobody was in the woods to hear a tree fall, it would not make a sound. If perception is relative the way time is relative than we are all living in our own infinite parallel universes that are sporadically collapsing into and out of each others perceived realities endlessly. What one considers "reality" is what one can confirm to be mutually perceived and agreed upon. Like history. But with phenomenon like DeJaVu whose to say what we believe to be our past doesn't change with every nights sleep...
And also, the theory is true if the material doesn’t exist in the sense that they are particles. Just energy slowing down and speeding up E=Mc^2 when light(energy) slows down it becomes a particle. Therefore material doesn’t actually exist and it’s all just coded information traveling through the universe. We are a simulation or maybe just a program. In this case the fact that things are changing depending on observation would make more sense than a 3 dimensional material existence.
Interesting comment in which I've recognized some concepts from Everett's "Many worlds theory", which is also my fav (quantum) interpretation theory, although, Copenhagen interpretation is vastly more popular/known.
Remember Esmail took a lot from the Matrix and other Sifi-Philosophical dramas, and it appears that he had the script for the show since the show even began, and like Eliot said on this episode, that machine is what sent the whole chain of events in motion to begin with. I don't think we really really know what the machine did just yet, or what the end game is going to be, but I trust it will all make sense in the next 2 hours of the show.
I was just waiting for your video, I wonder you didn't mention the earthquake after the red screen, It reminds me of the massive shortcuts on season 2 o 3, can't wait until sunday !
Ay, you're videos and insight have been great. You've been articulating the thought proceeses that are generated by watching. I don't feel like the twists have been all that 'twisted', actually, because they have been so strongly hinted. Looks like Elliot has been Angela'd. He has fallen for Whiteroses gaslighting and is hypnotized into a parallel dimension just like Angela was. His hack will need to have worked despite Whiterose claiming to have dealt with it, just like he claimed her brainwashing would not work on him .
If this had been real, it seriously would've discredited the entire show! So I'm really glad it wasn't. A bit foolish to just believe all of this was real, don't you think?
yup infinite loop with the program trying to find the Idyllic world where everyone is happy which never comes true as there will always be some good and bad for folks in any world you try and create. hence why Elliot was talking about allowing the bad history he had with his dad & mom to shape him as he wouldnt be who he is without the trauma.
Jane Marinelli that show is absolutely amazing also. I had to rewatch it again from the beginning at the end of Season 2 because you miss one thing and you are lost. It all ties up really well. I have recommended to several people but not a lot of them watch it.
Correction. Elliots not a douchebag. Ollie is a douche bag. In EVERY dimension. Elliots more like Gideon. Plain, pretty average, a good man without the trauma.
I think F-Corp Elliot has already told us what The Machine does - it simulates all the possible ways that E Corp / F Corp (or its real-life equivalent) might get hacked. I think it does this by simulating New York and its inhabitants over and over with different initial conditions, and runs the simulation to discover what kinds of vulnerabilities E Corp has. The entire show has taken place inside iteration E of the simulation, up until this episode where we get to see iteration F. It's the most advanced fuzz testing ever built.
I love your videos about the show. I agree with what you say. Schrödinger's cat concept is what first came to my mind when thinking about the last episode
Sam Esmail is the Mr. Robot (S 1-3, Slater iteration) to all fans & their theories. There he is, lurking in the background with that, smug, knowing smirk on his face.
First time I watched this episode, I was like... "Ooooh, it's one of that Evangelion shit!". You know, when Rei was a new student student in the class, she late coming to school. Gendou, Yui and Shinji Ikari live as a normal family.... I mean, Sam Esmael watch Evangelion too right?
"He owns a vinyl, he owns a Mac, he listens to music while he showers...In other words, he's a douchebag." Lmao!...What? When did that become the criteria for douchebag? What an odd comment.
It's quite insane to think the final verdict of this amazing series will be determined by a 2 hour block. This will either go down as the greatest show of all time or not. We've been on a track for this moment for 5 years now and it's gotten better close and closer we get to the ending. I can only hope Sam did right by the show, the characters and us.
