The pilot episode was better than most movies.

If the show stays on the same path as the first episode, we will be in for one hell of a ride

ATM the first episode alone outdoes overrated shows like Scorpion, Homeland, Gotham, The Flash, Daredevil, GoT, (CSI Cyber)... in all aspects. It's like "keep a little boring stuff for mainstream, but still mainly focusing on the cool stuff";) Logical flaws are hardly to find. This I did not expect!

People, stop giving THE WHOLE SHOW a rating based on the first episode or two, it screws with future ratings...just wait until at least a season is over and rate individual episodes until then. I agree that the show is very, very promising, but all those people giving it 10s based on the first episode? That's ridiculous. That's like rating a movie based on the opening credits.

I did not expect such a brilliant first episode... What an intricate and nuanced representation of hacking life! Beyond this, the writing, and the acting are exceptional. It's also nice to see Christian Slater... he was a staple from my youth when I started messing with computers and learning how to code. This first episode was a very pleasant surprise... really was better than most of the crap out here, and I, in general, abhor the bulk of television on offer. This show looks more meaningful somehow.

easily at the top 3 best shows of decade!
there is a lot to say about this show, but if you have not seen it yet. I have only envy at you.
so if you are reading these words, go now and embrace this amazing experience.

Watched the first 2 episodes, and it didn't hold my attention during the 3rd ep I just quit, the main char is so boring you fall a sleep when he talks. I know he's supposed to be a social and stuff but he can barely act, the only good actor in it was Christian Slater but I'm not going to watch a whole boring show just for him.
The subject is nice though, I love hacking and stuff as a subject but it is not supposed to make me fall a sleep

As someone who works in IT, this show is amazing! There are almost no flaws to find.

The fact that text doesn't make a sound when it slowly appears on screen is a big WHOOHOO! The show shows real shit and not that Hollywood crap. Real Linux with boring terminal windows with actual commands and actual terms.. The stuff they talk about is all real, not something made up in a studio. Some real security knowledge was used to make this believable and it worked out pretty good so far (I'm up to episode 5). I really hope they keep this up for the entire show..

I do however am kinda worried about the crowd this will pull... I'm afraid it will mostly pull the computer nerds (myself included, so no offence) interested in the topic and this may not be enough to get enough viewers for a second season

Mr Robot is now one of my Top Thirty TV series. The acting is great and award worthy, the writing is brilliant, the social commentary is sobering, the hacking is believable, the struggle with mental illness and wellness is excruciating, the momentum between story and backstory is constant and supports a core cast loyalty for the viewers. Once the first season caught my attention it was all 9s (brilliant) out of 10. The second season held a rather transparent premise and an audience unuse to getting ahead of the scripts found the pace tedious, and my rating slipped to 6s (fair), but gradually recovered. But the third season, with all the pieces of the backstory filling in, and the characters undergoing serious challenges, took the series back, once again, to 9s (brilliant). It will be interesting to see where the writers can take us from here in season four. [Social Political Thriller]

The sheer amount of attention to details in this show is staggering! This is a masterpiece in the making. 'Mr. Robot' is topical when it needs to be, but timeless in its critique of the human behavior.

This TV show just makes me want to be a wannabe Hacker. ( Computer Engineering Student )