Attention to detail is important to me, too, it’s one of the reasons I appreciated Mr Robot so much. <br>I am listening to your podcasts while I work from home. <br><br>Thank you for sharing your knowledge and the knowledge of others. You are a gentleman (I suspect 90% of the time) and a scholar.,(reply>), MrJagermeister watched it in two days, bloody fabulous! <br><br>We need MORE! I want to be in the Devs team!,(reply>), MrJagermeister thank you, I’m starting Devs this weekend, I owe it to myself! <br><br>We need more stimulating things to watch, such as this, and not the monotonous droll of celebrity and reality television.,(reply>), Geneva   “Mr. Robot” was so good because all of it’s story was written out before the first episode aired.  They didn’t have to find reasons to keep it going.  And Esmail directed literally every episode of seasons 2, 3, and 4.  <br><br>That’s something I’m seeing in “DEVS” as well.  It’s a limited series, entirely written and directed by Alex Garland (and with many of his frequent and previous collaborators).  And it is inherently layered for repeat viewings as you come to discover what’s really going on, and what people really mean when they say them.  Can’t wait for the finale tonight to see how it wraps up.