More on Mr. Robot

If you too are a fan of USA Network's Mr. Robot, you should follow Slate's weekly wrap-up of the show.  Here is a sample covering the first episode of season two:

What a metaphor for modern life—and only a slight extension of its reality. Nearly all the pieces of our critical infrastructure—banking, transportation, energy, waterworks, government, the military, and of course information technology—are wired into computer networks. With the Internet of Things, so, increasingly, are our appliances and cars. If these systems break down, whether due to a technical flaw or a hacker’s keystrokes, most of us don’t—and won’t—know what to do. 

Unlike many shows today, Mr. Robot is not only entertaining but also says something about the world around us.  It may say something disturbing, yet it needs to be pondered while sitting on the couch (and hopefully acted upon).

Update: Good news! Mr. Robot has been renewed for a third season. I guess that means Elliott and E Corp also survive another season. I'm happy about Elliott.