Likewise, the titles of Mr. Robot episodes always carry at least two meanings. One relates to a specific technical term related to hacking, a technical action being taken in the main plot. The other relates to a character-based development or quality.
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ROOT OF THE TITLE: Mirroring. eps1.8_m1rr0r1ng.qt EPISODE SUMMARY: Elliot realizes that he is Mr. Robot and Christian Slater's character is just a projection of his father. Angela gets an offer to join E-Corp and give up her principles.
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HOW THE TITLE RELATES TO THE CHARACTERS: As the episode begins, we are back in the 90’s at Elliot’s father’s computer repair shop, “Mr. Robot.” When a customer accuses Elliot of stealing 20 dollars from him and demands an apology, his father refuses and waits for him to leave.
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HOW THE TITLE RELATES TO THE CHARACTERS: Most of the previous episodes have used the title metaphor in relation to the characters more so than the plot but episode 5 is different. One of Mr. Robot's strengths is that it trusts plot to occur from character and in this case the two are nearly indistinguishable.
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Follows a young computer programmer who suffers from social anxiety disorder and forms connections through hacking. He's recruited by a mysterious anarchist, who calls himself Mr. Robot.
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ROOT OF THE TITLE: 1’s and 0’s, the foundational characters of binary code. eps1.1_ones-and-zer0es.mpeg EPISODE SUMMARY: Elliot has to decide whether to join fsociety’s mission to bring down E Corp or take a lucrative job offer from the targeted organization.
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'Short Circuit'. For anyone that grew up in the 1980s, Number 5 is probably the first robot that comes to mind when the subject of movie robots is broached – as the character, also known as Johnny 5, possesses a friendly, outgoing demeanor that’s utilized to great (and often comedic) effect in 1986’s Short Circuit.
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Elliot meets a mysterious anarchist known as Mr. Robot who recruits Elliot to join his team of hackers, fsociety. Elliot, who has a social anxiety disorder and connects to people by hacking them, is intrigued but uncertain if he wants to be part of the group. The show follows Mr. Robot's attempts to engage Elliot in his mission to destroy the corporation Elliot is paid to protect. Compelled by his personal beliefs, Elliot struggles to resist the chance to take down the multinational CEOs that are running (and ruining) the world.
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5. The title character may not be a robot – he’s actually a cyborg, if you want to get technical about it – but Robocop still deserves a place on this list because of ED-209. ED-209 is a fierce, absolutely frightening robot that’s been outfitted with an intimidating voice and a pair of enormous machine guns.
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'Robocop'. The title character may not be a robot – he’s actually a cyborg, if you want to get technical about it – but Robocop still deserves a place on this list because of ED-209. ED-209 is a fierce, absolutely frightening robot that’s been outfitted with an intimidating voice and a pair of enormous machine guns.
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title character in mt, robot
The title character in Mr. Robot is Elliot. Elliot is the title character in Mr, robot.