USA Network has renewed its cult-hit series Mr. Robot for season 4, just as season 3 is about to air its finale episode. Mr. Robot season 3 threw several big twists at viewers, including some shocking character deaths, and a game-changing event in the form of a massive terrorist attack, carried out by Elliot's alter-ego Mr. Robot, Tyrell Wellick, The Dark Army hackers, and Angela. Needless to say, the latter has not been coping well. The season 3 finale will see Elliot striking back against the Dark Army, while The Dark Army has their sights set on Elliot. The fates of side characters like Tyrell, Darlene, and Angela's sanity also hang in the balance.

"They own the FBI" is the message Mr. Robot leaves Elliot on the mirror which kickstarts Elliot's journey in this episode. After last week's guilt tripped journey with Trenton's brother culminating in Elliot finding meaning again in his life, Elliot finds some information read by Mr. Robot the night before: Trenton's e-mail and Tyrell's surprising release from the FBI. Meeting at the old F-Society arcade, Elliot and Darlene discuss the details of Trenton's e-mail, which was sent to Elliot after she and Mobley were murdered by the Dark Army. It details a way of undoing 5/9, discovering that Leslie Romero, the older hacker from seasons 1-2 that was killed by a'stray bullet', had exported the encryption keys used in the 5/9 hack as a safety precaution. But all his files were now stored in the FBI Sentinel network system after his death.

Robot" Season 2 has already concluded, but there are a lot of questions about the installment that fans are still asking. After the end credits of the season's final episode rolled, it was revealed that Trenton (Sunita Mani) and Mobley (Azhar Khan) were still alive. The scene also featured Leon (Joey Bada) asking the two for the time, prompting viewers to assume that he was sent by Whiterose (BD Wong) to catch the two members of fsociety. Bada appears to be hinting that the meeting was not planned at all and that he might not exactly be working for the Dark Army. In an interview with MTV, the rapper-actor said that while he has not been keeping up with the theories about the show, he knows that "a lot of people do think that he's Dark Army." Even though Bada did not answer directly, he did tease that Season 3 will be good for his character. He also confirmed that Leon is a real person, contrary to some theories saying he might just be a figment of Elliot's (Rami Malek) imagination. The rapper is not the only cast member looking forward to the upcoming season, though. Stephanie Corneliussen, who plays Joanna Wellick, has also shared her hopes for her character in the next installment. Speaking to Ars Technica, the actress said she is still looking forward to a reunion between Joanna and her husband Tyrell (Martin Wallstrom). Corneliussen also said that if she can have it her way, she would like for her character to cross paths and work with Angela (Portia Doubleday), who appeared to have started working with the Dark Army before the season ended, and Whiterose. Meanwhile, series creator Sam Esmail has already teased what fans can expect in the upcoming installment. In an interview with Entertainment Weekly, Esmail said the third season will uncover where Angela's true loyalty lies. It will also show how Dom (Grace Gummer) and Darlene's (Carly Chaikin) relationship will transform after it was revealed that the FBI knows all about fsociety's workings. Here's what Joey Bada and Stephanie Corneliussen have to say about "Mr.

Joey: I come to this restaurant called Greenspan Grilled Cheese, and oh my god, the sandwiches here are so fly, you wouldn't even believe it. If there was going to be a Joey Bada grilled cheese, what would be on it? Joey: It would be tuna, toasted bread, of course some nice cheese, tomato sauce and grapes, because that's how they make theirs. Joey: I'm going to be back in Brooklyn as soon as my tour is over. No Brooklyn shows coming up, but I'm sure we'll book one very soon.

Robot" Season 2 has ended. The final episode was filled with answers, but many more questions were posed. In true Sam Esmail fashion, the episode was also filled with a lot of surprises. Here are some of the moments in "eps2.9_pyth0n-pt2.p7z" that cleared things up and shocked us. There had been speculations that it was Knowles (Brian Stokes Mitchell) who was sending Joanna Wellick (Stephanie Corneliussen) gifts. The theory looked more probable when Mr. Sutherland (Jeremy Holm) found out the address of the person calling Tyrell's (Martin Wallstrom) wife and said that it was impossible for his missing boss to be hiding there. Joanna confronted Knowles about sending her gifts. She then learned that Knowles just wanted to plant a seed of hope in Joanna and lead her on. Knowles also revealed that his wife, Sharon (Michele Hicks), was pregnant when Tyrell killed her. It has also been cleared up that Joanna was only using Derek (Chris Conroy) in order to make Tyrell appear innocent.

Robot" Season 2, Episode 10 was intense, to say the least. The episode opened with E Corp CEO Phillip Price (Michael Cristofer) talking to the company's former CTO Terry Colby (Bruce Altman). The two discussed Price's intention behind dealing with different world leaders. Price apparently wants to be the most powerful man in the world – even more powerful than politicians. The next scene showed what happened after Elliot (Rami Malek) found Tyrell Wellick's (Martin Wallstrom) wife Joanna (Stephanie Corneliussen) waiting outside his apartment. Joanna wanted Elliot to trace the location of the person who calls her, believing that the person contacting her is her husband. Mr. Robot (Christian Slater) is not happy about it, especially since he had already told Elliot that they killed Tyrell. Left with no choice but to cooperate, Elliot agreed to trace the caller's location. He was successful at tracing it. After getting the address, Mr. Sutherland (Jeremy Holm), who works for the Tyrells, ...

The revolution is here--and it will be televised, Friend. Tonight, in fact, as the highly anticipated season 2 of Mr. Robot premieres. The unusual show struck a chord with audiences last summer and garnered immediate praise from critics and the public, even stealing a Golden Globe from Game of Thrones. Now, the program will have to sustain that interest as it continues the arresting story of Elliot Alderson, a mentally unstable hacker and member of the anarchic hacktivist group fsociety. An amalgam of Fight Club, V is for Vendetta and The Matrix, the show was initially conceived of as a feature film by creator Sam Esmail--but his big-canvas aspirations haven't been lost in the move to smaller screens.