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ELLIOT: Every relationship's
a power struggle.

Some of us need
to be controlled.

Why did you first
start listening to me?

I just followed
your lead.

I don't want to
be a leader.

I want my position
moved to the Risk
Management Department.

If we pull milestone cases
like Washington Township...

There's not much
we can do here today.

Closing the plant
is not an option.

I'm being pressured to resign.
You're not doing
anything to help.

What did you
say your name was?
I'm Ollie.

This is a Rubber Ducky.

It'll pull all
cached passwords.

We can get every e-mail,
text message and document.

WOMAN:
You guys just got hacked.

(GASPS)

Jesus, what is that noise?

Tape's busted.
Grab another one.

All of you can't
accept the fact
that maybe we fucked up.

Who knows who's
gonna be waiting
for you at home?

Dark Army, FBI, cops.

He hacked me and
stole my dog on top of it.

That proves it was him.

KRISTA: Where do you think
you are right now?

What do you mean?
You haven't been
staying with your mother.

(POUNDING ON DOOR)
ELLIOT: People always
told me growing up

that it's never
about the destination.

It's about the journey.

But what if
the destination is you?

MAN: Elliot Alderson.
(DOG BARKING)

Are you Elliot Alderson?

Mr. Alderson,
you're under arrest

for unauthorized use
of a computer,

computer trespass,
and grand larceny.

Grab the computers.
Let's go.

Get the hard drives.
All the USB drives.

Any digital media.
OFFICER: Yes, sir.

What are these over here?
Check everywhere.

Get animal control here
for the dog.

Let's go. Let's go.

Put your arms up.
Spread them.

Put your left thumb
on there.

You suicidal?

No.

You a drug addict?

No.

You on any medication?

No.

How you feeling right now?

Great.

I've spoken with the
prosecutor and we can get
the hacking charges reduced.

The theft charge
is a little more difficult.

The plaintiff is really
upset about the dog,

but I think
we can negotiate.

Hey, you heard
what I said, right?

When the judge asks you
for a plea you say,
"Not guilty."

Got it?

(GAVEL BANGING)

In the case of
People v. Alderson,
how does the defendant plead?

Guilty.

Are you serious?
You're shitting me.

Mr. Alderson, you do realize
Mr. Lenny Shannon's dog

was an expensive purchase
at $1,200?

That makes your theft
a felony.

Let the record show,

Mr. Alderson nodded his head
up and down indicating, "Yes."

And you're admitting
you hacked into
Mr. Shannon's email,

social media,
and bank accounts,

which would convict you
on both counts
of computer hacking?

Again, let the record show,

Mr. Alderson nodded his head
up and down indicating, "Yes."

You're aware of the gravity
of these allegations?

You will be
sentenced to jail.

What the fuck are you doing?

Yes.

And I plead guilty.

JUDGE: Do you make this plea
out of free will
and free mind?

No! No.
He's fucking crazy.

Yes.

Mr. Alderson,
I declare you guilty

of computer hacking,
computer trespass,

grand larceny
of fourth degree.

I hereby sentence you
to 18 months in county jail.

Adiós,
you son of a bitch.

This your first time
here?

Yes.

Do you have any intention
of harming yourself?

No.
MAN: Sit.

Don't move.

Put your chin
on the bull's-eye.

Do not move.

Right side.

All right, let's go.

Need you to swing by
at 3:00 PM.

Problems with RT again.

Yes, sir, Warden.

Let's go. Get naked.

Let's go.
Get undressed. Hurry up.
All right, let's go.

Get undressed for me.

Squat down. Turn around.

Want to see
the bottoms of your feet.

Your left foot.
Now bend over.
Spread your ass.

Bend over. Spread them.

Read this right here,
confirm that these
are all of your items,

and sign right here.

Speedy Gonzales.

Fucking amazing, man.

Arrested, arraigned,
convicted within 24 hours.

Yeah, we heard
about you, cuz.

In fact,
you're the only guilty man
in the entire pen.

You know that?

Leon.

Okay, that's cool.

It's best you learn soon,

'cause you
don't wanna be alone
in a place like this.

Check it out.
I'll give you the lowdown.

Routine. That's key.

It's best you
find your routine,

whatever it is,
and stick to it.

Mornings, we chow.

Afternoons,
we hit the ball court.

Evenings,
that's when I get my TV time.

Some people
join church groups,
or AA, or whatever,

but I like to bench,
personally.

Peace, brother.
'Sup, bro?

Ain't no Internet
for us here.

Your best bet
is going through some
boxes in the library

full of old,
throwback classic DVDs.

You know what I'm saying?

I'm making my way
through the '90s right now.

Nearly finished
with Mad About You.

You know, my man Paul Reiser,
he just doesn't get
the credit he deserve.

Man is spectacular.

Phenomenal.

Think I'm gonna start
watching Seinfeld next.

I heard it's nails.

You look nervous, cuz.

Don't be.

Just do you.

I mean, I'd say we got
a pretty solid rapport
going on anyway.

We stick together,
things will be just fine.

Oh, that's Hot Carla.

If you're a pyro,
she's your chick
with a dick.

(CHUCKLES)
Know what I'm saying?

Probably not.

Oh.

Whatever you do,

stay away from these
David Duke motherfuckers
right here, man.

You don't say much,
do you?

No.

Well, that's cool, man.

I'm here to provide you
with anything you may need.

I can pretty
much find anything,
and I mean anything.

Smokes, pills, hard shit,
porn, grandma porn.

Some of these guys
like that shit. Gay porn.

I don't judge, man.

Whatever you need.

Can you get me a notebook?

See you in the morning.

ELLIOT:
That's how it happened.

That's all you missed.

That's everything.

You got everything
you arrived with?

Sign here stating such.

Here's a discharge report
and the early release form.

Give that to
the officers at the door.

You have the hack
to thank for that letter.

I never released this many
nonviolent offenders before.

This mess with the economy
is affecting
the prison budgets, too.

You got lucky.
Don't squander it.

That card's worthless
out there now.

You want it for
sentimental value,
or should I toss it?

Toss it.

ELLIOT: Init 5,
return to normal.

Is it possible to return
after 86 days
in a 6x9-foot box?

Init 5 is supposed
to bring color and sound.

Instead
the world's gray and quiet.

(INAUDIBLE)

(PHONE RINGING)

Joseph Green's office.
Monica speaking.

WOMAN: Hi, Monica.

I'm a junior partner
at Johnson, Lerner,
and Carlin.

I have sensitive documents
for Mr. Green regarding
this Flint water case.

Send them over.
I'll make sure
he gets them right away.

I'm actually
downstairs right now.

Super. Leave them
at reception.

I'm sorry.
I was told these are
very sensitive documents

and to only deliver
them straight to Mr. Green
or your hands.

Sorry. I can't leave my desk,
but Mr. Green is out
of the office until 2:00,

so he's not gonna read them
right away anyway.

Obviously I would just
bring them up myself,

but security
down here is insane.

Can you please
just come down?

MONICA:
Okay, I'll be right down.

(KEYBOARD CLACKING)

(PHONE RINGING)

MAN: Oh, hey.

Monica.

Uh, tell Joe to give me a call
when he gets back
from lunch, will you?

Sure.

She on it?
Sure.

We started it last week.

Hurry up.

I hacked
my Dark Army contact.

Found an archive
with screenshots
of his IRC chats with them.

Something called Stage 2.
It has something to
do with the femtocell.

I tried to tell
Trenton and Mobley,

but I couldn't get in touch
with either of them.

I called, messaged,
checked all the usual haunts.

Both are AWOL.

Okay, Trenton's
parents are a wreck.

They filed
a missing person's report.

Between them missing
and the channel archive,

I'm freaking out.

I think Dark Army
could be cleaning house.

That doesn't make sense.

I think they're
behind my early release.

We need to talk
to your contact.

We're not really
on the best of terms
right now.

Doesn't matter.
They can't do this.

This wasn't part of the deal.

Let's keep moving.

Out through the basement,
I'll leave
through the side door,

and we'll meet
at the seven.

Not yet.

I'm going to see her.

What do you mean?
I thought this was
just to lose our tail.

Elliot, you're
actually gonna go see her?

We seriously need to talk.

Shit has gone down.

I need to do this.

Okay.

Okay, just be quick.

I'll wait
in the stairwell.

Mom?

They taking care of you?

Room looks nice.

I'll see if they
can fix the clock.
Looks like it's broken.

How are you?

A lot's happened
since last I saw you.

Had a really hard time.

Anyway, just wanted
to say thank you.

You helped me survive
these last couple months.

I don't think I could have
done it without you.

Okay.

Take care.

He's been released.

Hmm.

(BEEPING)

Not yet.

But we'll be late.

This is important.

(SIGHS)

Do you know who this is?

The previous CEO of E Corp.
Served from 1986 until
his death in 1995.

Do you know how it came
to be that he lies two
meters below our feet?

A plane accident, I believe.

(EXCLAIMS)

What have I told you
about using that word?

A plane crash.
What is the significance?

In the wake of a scandal,
he was going to shut down
my project.

Instead, he's where he should
be and my project was kept
alive.

I'm feeling inclined to take
the same action now that I did
then.

(URINATING)
ELLIOT: Init 5 is
supposed to be simple.

A fresh start.

Restored connections.

This may be my first
real moment of normalcy.

Taking a piss in private.

CISCO: (ANGRILY)
You hit me in the face
with a fucking bat!

Thank God I didn't need
stitches!
(TOILET FLUSHING)

DARLENE: Well, I should have
hit you harder.

CISCO: Dear God,
we've been over this
for the last three weeks.

Okay, I've walked you through
every IRC conversation.

DARLENE:
I am not gonna let this go.

Why the fuck are you
sending pictures of me
while I'm asleep

to the Dark Army?

CISCO: How many times
do I have to tell you?

Letting them
know you're with me
keeps you safe.

I was trying to protect you.

DARLENE: Then why aren't you
telling me about Stage 2

and what you guys
did with the femtocell?

CISCO: We've been over
this a million...

MR. ROBOT:
You've both got to calm down!

Yes, the shit has
officially hit the fan.

Here's what we're gonna do.

Okay, okay.
Let's all take a beat.

We're gonna
settle down here. Relax...

Elliot?

Hey, Elliot.
You all right?

DARLENE: Elliot?

Come back to Earth.

I thought you wanted to find
Mobley and Trenton?

Yeah.

Yeah.

We need to know
what happened to them,
right?

I can't keep up
with you two.

Look, I'm not risking
my life to help with this.

I'm not doing it.

I'm not doing it.
ELLIOT:
Your Dark Army contact.

You have one? You must.

If they find out
I was involved,
it'll be my ass.

Okay? I'll be
the next one missing.

Only there won't be
any questions
about where I went.

You better be more
reliable than your sister.

Hey, what the hell
just happened?

I was gonna
ask you the same.

Why were you
talking with them?

What are you
talking about?

One second,
everything was normal.

All of a sudden,
you stopped responding.

It was like you shut down.

I had to say something.

ZHANG: It's unfortunate
what both your country

and the company
have been through
in the last several weeks.

PHILLIP: Yes.

A succession of
unfortunate events.

The timing of which
almost seems intentional.

ZHANG: Well,
at least there's good news
for both of us.

Your little pet project
came through even better
than you thought.

I must admit,
she surprised me.

It's a good thing that
she did the right thing
in the end.

PHILLIP: It's too bad.
You know, for all she's done,
it won't matter.

The failure of
the bailout has left me

in a rather
obsequious position.

We failed our
financial stress test,

so we won't be able
to keep up
all our facilities.

As of noon this Friday,
I'm sorry to say,

the Washington Township plant
will be taken over by
the federal government.

(CHUCKLES)

And here I thought we were
taking a step forward,

but here we stand
two steps back.

Your actions remind me
of your predecessor,
Phillip.

And here comes
the veiled death threat.

You wanna take
a shot at me?

Be my guest.

The appointment
of a new CEO

isn't going to stop
the federal government
from taking over the plant.

I flew for 13 hours
and 35 minutes.

If you have a point,
it's time.

I needed that bailout money,
and I no longer have it,

thanks to your
little shootout in China.

What do I need now?

Cash.

Lots of it.

I could see a scenario
where the Chinese government,

in a bid to establish itself
as the new global leader
of the 21st century,

loans E Corp
the money it needs.

At a low interest rate.

Perhaps even zero.

As a gesture of goodwill
to the American people.

With that cash,
I could save your plant

from the clutches of
the federal government,
and finally,

when a peaceful China
appears benevolent, well...

That's an easier pitch
for me to get onto
the President's desk.

I will be happy
to go back and talk
with the Chinese government.

I'm sure that they
will be most agreeable,

but the next time you
threaten my plant...

What?

What?

The only move
left in that scenario
is a third World War.

You see? I'm a mercenary.

I don't play fair.

I play what I want.

When you deal
with a mercenary,

then all decorum
gets tossed out the window,

so you go ahead
with your cute threats
and your watch beeps.

Order will not protect you
anymore, my friend.

I will rain chaos,

even if it hurts me,

'cause I would
rather see you lose
than win myself.

Ah.

That's all the time I have.

ELLIOT: On May 9th,
we took down the world's
biggest conglomerate.

We all had
the same intention,

me, Darlene, Mobley,
Trenton, Romero,

to change the world,
but there was
one other player,

the Dark Army.

We never did find out
what their intentions were.

Pwnie Express pwn phone.

A phone loaded
with 103 network monitoring
and attack tools.

A dream device for
pentesters and hackers.

His name is Xun.

Xun's boss is Whiterose,
who helped us
bring down Evil Corp.

Xun and his people
wanted the femtocell.

Why?

I don't know, but soon
we'll know everything.

We're hacking Xun.

MR. ROBOT:
Something's not right.

I feel off.

It's like we're overheating.

We'll be fine.

We're up.
I've got a connection.

Time to set
the meet with Xun.

CISCO: Wait, wait. No, no, no.
I thought we were
operating from here?

This only gets
his phone mic live.

I'm going to ask him
about Stage 2.

What?

ELLIOT: Even if they don't
tell me anything,

at least it'll get them
talking about it,

and that's all
we need right now.
Oh, my God.

Jesus, bro,
you're just like
your sister.

First the number,
now the meet.

I mean, you don't stop.
I'm not doing it, man.

These guys won't
think twice about
killing you on the spot.

Trust me.

I have a way
to get him talking.

Fuck, yeah.
I would love to meet him.

No, he's not meeting you.
He's meeting Mr. Robot.

What'd you say?

Nothing.

I meant me.

Me. He's meeting me.

Something's happening
with us.

We can't do this.

I got this.

(CISCO SIGHS)

This is big.

How did you get...

The levels of
toxicity are still

above regulation, right?

What's the next
course of action
in a case like this?

Uh, well, this definitely
falls under what we call

substantial and
specific danger
to public health and safety.

You know we're bound by law
to protect your anonymity,
right?

There could be money
for a whistle-blower
in a situation like this.

You're gonna
wanna get a lawyer.

I'm not doing this
for the money.

I just want it
to happen fast.

Okay.

I'll take this
to the deputy director.

You mind sticking around
for a while?

No.

(KEYBOARD PLAYING)

Hey!

(INAUDIBLE)

Hey!

Hey!

CISCO: All right, yo.
This is our stop.

Yo, I don't get it.
Are you nervous
or something, man?

Because you can't be...
No, I...

Never mind. I'm good.

(DISTORTED VOICE SPEAKING
IN MANDARIN)

She looked at me
from head to toe.

In the hotel room, that bitch
was ready to ride me.

Then I saw her feet.

Fucking strange.

All five toes exactly
the same length.

I couldn't handle it.

No matter how hot she is...

NANCY GRACE: (ON TV)
Flying drones into the capital
of this great nation.

Meanwhile, the FBI
gets caught with its hand
in the cookie jar

trying to work in
legal gray areas,

listening in on phone calls,
reading emails.

MAN: The FBI has 3 million
of you innocent citizens

under surveillance
for no reason.

NANCY GRACE:
Okay? The backlash?

It boggles the mind.

If you've got
nothing to hide,

then what do you
have to worry about?

Especially,
of a little surveillance?

Shit.
Help bring down
the world's worst criminal.

The FBI needs
to catch this guy
by whatever means necessary.

(TV DISTORTING)

Symbol of capitalism.

(UNDISTORTED) Unless it falls
on the capital's doorstep,
that's not vandalism.

That's a victory lap,
people!

Tyrell Wellick
wants us to know,
he's not done yet...

(FOOTSTEPS)

What the fuck is going on?

He said he wants to see you.

Fuck it, let's go!

Why are they
leaving?

They weren't
expecting you.

(YELLS) Look at me!

Tell Whiterose I wanna know
what Stage 2 is.

(TIRES SCREECHING)
(HORN HONKING)

PHELPS:
Second one tonight.

Brownouts.
We've been bracing ourselves

since Comet Electric
went on strike.

I'm sorry
to keep you waiting.
Deputy Director Phelps.

Office of Investigations.
Hi.

Jeff told me a little about
what you've brought us.

Can you come with me?

My colleagues and I want to
ask you a few questions.

We're so indebted
to citizens like you.

Thank you.

I never cease
to be astonished

by the heroics
of everyday people.

Did you come all the way
down from New York
just for this?

Or are you
based in New Jersey?

You know,
I should probably get

some contact
information from you.

Jeff promised anonymity.

Which is a nice idea,
to be sure.

Is Jeff going to
be in the meeting?

I know.
It sounds complicated,
but how it works is,

the commission will want to
discuss this with you

after they review.

Maybe I'm misunderstanding,
but...

You do work at E Corp, yes?

What?

I never said that.

What is your position there?

The more we know
about the origins
of these documents,

the quicker
we can process them.

Actually, could I get
my files and the drive back?

You've made it
all the way down here.

Let's not stop now,
shall we?

I'm sorry.

This trip has
taken a lot longer
than I thought it would,

and I can't miss
the last train back.

But, Angela, my colleagues
in the other room are
eager to talk to you.

No, thanks.

I gotta go.

DARLENE: How'd it go?

Everything's on track.

DARLENE: Good.

The lights
have been flickering.

CISCO: Yeah.
The streetlights too.
Brownout's started.

Hey. I gotta talk
to you for a minute.

I left that busted VHS tape
at the Smart House.

CISCO: What VHS tape?

DARLENE: That fsociety video.

CISCO: Relax.
I'm sure we got it.
We cleaned the place good.

DARLENE: No, I left it.
It's not here.

CISCO: We wiped
the whole house down.

DARLENE: Do you remember
grabbing it?

I know I didn't.

We have to go back.

Oh, Jesus Christ,
Darlene.

We cannot go back.
That was a goddamn
month ago.

The cops could have
been there already.

I mean, you're just
remembering this now?

It doesn't matter.
I have to go.

Fucking hell, Darlene.
I swear.

Why are you even
using VHS tapes
in the first place?

Because it's cool?

There's a million
filters on Final Cut.

My face is on that tape.

(CISCO SIGHS)

CISCO: Fine. Fine.
But I'm going, all right?

Feds are looking
for you, not me.

Where is it?

I think I set it
on that weird lamp
in the living room.

Maybe it fell behind.

All right.

Hang on.

Thank you.

Really.

Hey, you look burnt.

Yeah, I'm getting tired.

You can stay here
and crash on the couch.

Home would be better.

I'm not feeling right.

They're gonna be watching.

All the more reason.

I need them to see me
living a normal life.

Good point.

But assume the worst.

Your place
is probably bugged.

Be careful
coming back here.

I'll stay up
and keep listening.

(DOOR CLOSES)

(DOORBELL RINGS)

Hey, one of your
fellow tenants
let me in the building.

Look what I got.
Your favorite. Nia's gyros.
Mind if I come in?

Actually, yeah. I'm...

Don't worry.
I left my handcuffs at home.

Wow.

Gosh.

Nice place.

They really take
good care of you here, huh?

E Corp housing?

Are you
working for them?

Working for who,
Angela?

I need you to leave.

(SIGHS)

I had this dream,
which if you know me,
is pretty rare.

It was good at first.

Exciting.

There was this
beautiful woman.

Sexy, even.

But then, man,
did it go downhill fast.

By the end, I was
being choked underwater.

Ollie Parker told me
about the CD at Allsafe.

It was literally
the first thing
out of his mouth

when we interviewed
him two months ago.

I've been having you
tracked ever since.

Including your little
field trip out there

to the Nuclear
Regulatory Commission today.

It's clear
you're freaking out
about something.

I don't know how
any of this ties together,

but eventually someone
will connect the dots,

and it'll catch up to you.

So I'm being real
with you right now.

Next person's
not gonna offer you food.

They're gonna grab
you off the street

and throw you
in a dark cell.

But you still have
one hand to play.

That's me.

In that dream I had,
when I was being drowned,

it was when I
stopped fighting it,

when I finally let go
and stopped
struggling so much...

That's when I survived.

(DOOR SHUTS)

(DOOR SHUTS)

(FOOTSTEPS APPROACHING)

(MAN SOBBING)

(MEN SPEAKING OTHER LANGUAGE
ON RECORDING)

He's been waiting for you.

The train was delayed.

You know how they are
about time.

(DOOR SHUTTING ON RECORDING)

Xun.

The trains, I apologize.

He brought him.

Who?

Elliot.

You met him?

What did he say?

He wanted to know what
stage 2 is.

That doesn't make sense.

Stage 2 is his plan.

ELLIOT:
It began as a failure.

Everything.

My existence.

I should recognize that.

Accept it.

For me, there's no
such thing as normalcy.

My dead father appears
and disappears at will.

I talk to you,
an invisible friend.

I'd ask if you're normal,
but you never talk back.

Did he ask about the others?
His friends...

The man and the girl.

No, he just...

Stop! Hand me your phone.

I follow protocol.
The phone's clean.

He is a master.
You have to be extra careful.

(KNOCKING ON DOOR)
(GASPS)

(KNOCKING CONTINUES)

ELLIOT:
How can I return to normal

when the SUV belonging
to the man I murdered

is parked
outside my apartment?

(HORN HONKING)

Normal?

I have no normal.

Hello, Ollie.