US English-Language Long form TV drama: Mr Robot Flashcards
(48 cards)
What is the title of the first episode of Mr. Robot?
eps1.0_hellofriend.mov
In which year was the first episode of Mr. Robot released?
2015
Who is the main character of Mr. Robot?
Elliot Alderson
What is Elliot’s primary profession?
Cybersecurity engineer
What is the name of the hacker group in Mr. Robot?
fsociety
True or False: Elliot suffers from social anxiety and depression.
True
What is the main conflict introduced in the first episode?
Elliot’s struggle against corporate greed and control.
Who recruits Elliot into fsociety?
Mr. Robot
Fill in the blank: Elliot uses __________ to hack into systems.
various hacking techniques and tools
What corporation does Elliot’s employer, Allsafe, provide cybersecurity for?
E Corp
What does E Corp represent in the series?
Corporate America and capitalism
What is the visual style of Mr. Robot characterized by?
Unconventional framing and dark color palettes
True or False: The show is presented in a linear narrative format.
False
What does Elliot struggle with in his personal life?
Isolation and connection with others
Multiple Choice: What is Elliot’s primary motivation?
A) To take down E Corp B) To make money C) To gain popularity
What is the significance of the phrase ‘Hello, friend’ in the series?
It reflects Elliot’s desire for connection and his greeting to the audience.
What psychological condition does Elliot claim to have?
Social anxiety disorder
Fill in the blank: Elliot often communicates with __________ during the series.
the audience
What type of music is prominently featured in the first episode?
Electronic and alternative music
Who plays the character of Mr. Robot?
Christian Slater
What is the overarching theme of Mr. Robot?
The impact of technology on society and individual identity
True or False: The series has a strong anti-corporate message.
True
What kind of narration does Elliot provide throughout the episode?
First-person narration
What does Elliot’s hacking symbolize in the series?
Resistance against oppressive systems