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Mr. Robot(2015)
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2015 · TV SERIES
Mr. Robot
A brilliant but socially‑isolated hacker teams up with a mysterious anarchist to cripple a global conglomerate, risking his sanity and life as rival forces close in on his digital rebellion.
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A contemporary and culturally resonant drama follows Elliot, a young programmer who suffers from a debilitating anti-social disorder and decides that he can only connect to people by hacking them. He uses his skills as a weapon to protect those he cares about. Elliot finds himself at the intersection between the cybersecurity firm he works for and underworld organizations that are recruiting him to bring down corporate America.
Seasons & Episodes
Season 110 episodes · premiered Jun 24, 2015
Season 212 episodes · premiered Jul 13, 2016
Season 310 episodes · premiered Oct 11, 2017
Season 413 episodes · premiered Oct 6, 2019
- 4.01401 UnauthorizedOct 6, 2019Rate
During the Christmas period, Elliot and Mr. Robot are out of commission. Darlene is dealing with serious real-world issues, while Tyrell is feeling bored. Dom is experiencing intense paranoia.
- 4.02402 Payment RequiredOct 13, 2019Rate
Elliot and Darlene come together. Dom senses Dark Army vibes. What is the Deus Group? Price has answers.
- 4.03403 ForbiddenOct 20, 2019Rate
Whiterose experiences emotional turmoil. Elliot is compromised by his own hacking. An old adversary remains in cold standby.
- 4.04404 Not FoundOct 27, 2019Rate
elliot, mr robot, and tyrell walk in a winter wonderland. darlene meets a bad santa. dom is DTF.
- 4.05405 Method Not AllowedNov 3, 2019Rate
No Christmas jokes for Dom. Darelliot gives a run-around. Krista plays hooky. Quiet, please, the show is on.
- 4.06406 Not AcceptableNov 10, 2019Rate
*Vera* tells a tale. *Darlene* gets an Xmas surprise. *Elliot* goes rogue.
- 4.07407 Proxy Authentication RequiredNov 17, 2019Rate
I feud any data
- 4.08408 Request TimeoutNov 24, 2019Rate
Janice wants all the details. Elliot is shocked.
- 4.09409 ConflictDec 1, 2019Rate
fsociety v deus group
- 4.10410 GoneDec 8, 2019Rate
we stan domlene
- 4.11eXitDec 15, 2019Rate
Enuf is enuf. Elliot goes to the Washington Township power plant.
- 4.12whoamiDec 22, 2019Rate
say hi to Elliot
- 4.13Hello, ElliotDec 22, 2019Rate
Goodbye, Friend
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Cast & Crew
409 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Rami Malek
as Elliot Alderson
Christian Slater
as Mr. Robot
Carly Chaikin
as Darlene
Martin Wallstrom
as Tyrell Wellick
Portia Doubleday
as Angela Moss
Michael Cristofer
as Phillip Price
Grace Gummer
as Dominique DiPierro
Bd Wong
as Whiterose
Stephanie Corneliussen
as Joanna Wellick
Vaishnavi Sharma
as Elliot's Mother
Sunita Mani
as Trenton (16 Episodes)
Gloria Reuben
as Krista Gordon (16 Episodes)
Supporting cast
395Azhar Khan
as Sunil 'Mobley' Markesh (15 Episodes)
Omar Metwally
as Agent Santiago (13 Episodes)
Joey Bada
as Leon (13 Episodes)
Michael Drayer
as Cisco (12 Episodes)
Bobby Cannavale
as Irving (11 Episodes)
Michel Gill
as Gideon Goddard (11 Episodes)
Jeremy Holm
as Mr. Sutherland (10 Episodes) , Man in Black (1 Episode)
Annika Pergament
as Annika Pergament (5 Episodes) , Annika Pergament (uncredited) (4 Episodes) , NY1 Reporter (1 Episode) , NY1 News Correspondent (1 Episode)
Ron Cephas Jones
as Leslie Romero (8 Episodes) , Leslie Romero (uncredited) (1 Episode)
Ben Rappaport
as Ollie Parker (9 Episodes)
Elliot Villar
as Fernando Vera (8 Episodes) , Fernando Vera (uncredited) (1 Episode)
Grant Chang
as Grant (7 Episodes) , Grant (voice) (1 Episode)
Brian Stokes Mitchell
as Scott Knowles (8 Episodes)
Aidan Liebman
as Young Elliot (8 Episodes)
Erik Jensen
as Frank Cody (8 Episodes)
Frankie Shaw
as Shayla Nico (7 Episodes)
Craig Robinson
as Ray (7 Episodes)
Aaron Takahashi
as Lloyd Chung (7 Episodes)
Sakina Jaffrey
as Antara Nayar (7 Episodes)
Michael Maize
as Lone Star (6 Episodes)
Evan Whitten
as Young Elliot (6 Episodes)
Deshane Granger
as Inconspicuous Man (6 Episodes)
Anne Tolpegin
as Inconspicuous Woman (6 Episodes)
Sam Esmail
as Man in Mirror (uncredited) (2 Episodes) , Customer (uncredited) (1 Episode) , Man on Train (uncredited) (1 Episode) , Henchman (uncredited) (1 Episode) , Inmate (uncredited) (1 Episode)
Stephen Lin
as Hamburger Man (4 Episodes) , Lab Worker (2 Episodes)
Bruce Altman
as Terry Colby (6 Episodes)
Michele Hicks
as Sharon Knowles (5 Episodes)
Jing Xu
as Wang Shu (5 Episodes)
Ashlie Atkinson
as Janice (5 Episodes)
Chris Conroy
as Derek (5 Episodes)
Laurie Segall
as Laurie Segall (3 Episodes) , Reporter (1 Episode) , News Reporter (1 Episode)
Ken Holmes
as Holiday Commuter (uncredited) (2 Episodes) , Pedestrian / Train Passenger (uncredited) (2 Episodes) , Masked Coney Island Wedding Guest (uncredited) (1 Episode)
Young M A
as Peanuts (4 Episodes)
Eve Lindley
as Hot Carla (4 Episodes)
Nadia Gan
as Elizabeth (4 Episodes)
Bernadette Quigley
as Chaplain (4 Episodes)
Sean Allan Krill
as Kevin (4 Episodes)
Armand Schultz
as Michael Hansen (4 Episodes)
Rizwan Manji
as Norm (4 Episodes)
Jahneer Williams
as Javi (4 Episodes)
Olivia Washington
as FBI Agent (3 Episodes)
Liz Larsen
as Trudy (3 Episodes)
Don Sparks
as Don Moss (3 Episodes)
Anthony Jennings
as Vincent (3 Episodes)
Kareem Savinon
as Kareem (3 Episodes)
Rasik Ohal
as Ahmed (3 Episodes)
Budd Mishkin
as Budd Mishkin (3 Episodes)
Lyman Chen
as Xun (3 Episodes)
Leon Gonzalez
as Protester (uncredited) (3 Episodes)
Ramy Youssef
as Samar Swailem (3 Episodes)
Tony Cheng
as Dark Army Operative (2 Episodes) , Dark Army Operative #1 (1 Episode)
Nuah Ozryel
as Sasan Nouri (2 Episodes) , F Society Masked Man (1 Episode)
Sahar Bibiyan
as Trenton's Mom (3 Episodes)
Gretchen Carlson
as News Anchor (2 Episodes) , Gretchen Carlson (1 Episode)
Randy Harrison
as Harry (2 Episodes)
Tom Riis Farrell
as Bill Harper (2 Episodes)
Sandrine Holt
as Susan Jacobs (2 Episodes)
Luke Robertson
as RT (2 Episodes)
Dominik Garcia
as Olivia Cortez (2 Episodes)
Alex Morf
as Deegan Maguire (2 Episodes)
Mark Lotito
as Det. Jones (2 Episodes)
Edward James Hyland
as Det. Quattlander (2 Episodes)
Kenneth Lee
as Dark Army #1 (1 Episode) , Asian Man #2 (1 Episode)
Rick Gonzalez
as Isaac Vera (2 Episodes)
Jas Anderson
as DJ (2 Episodes)
Marmee Regine Cosico
as ND Pedestrian (uncredited) (1 Episode) , Asian Vendor (uncredited) (1 Episode)
Tom Knutson
as Creepy Man (2 Episodes)
Kaitlin Large
as Ruth (1 Episode) , Coworker (1 Episode)
Lucy Teitler
as Positive Affirmation Video (voice) (uncredited) (1 Episode) , Positive Affirmation Video Voice (voice) (uncredited) (1 Episode)
Jordan Gelber
as FBI Agent (2 Episodes)
Kevin Hogan
as Jim (2 Episodes)
Craig Wroe
as Saul (2 Episodes)
J Alphonse Nicholson
as Andre (2 Episodes)
Nick Mills
as Xander Jones (2 Episodes)
Abeer Khan
as Mohammed (2 Episodes)
Olli Haaskivi
as Shelter Tech (2 Episodes)
Lorin Partalis
as Monica (2 Episodes)
Nancy Grace
as Nancy Grace (2 Episodes)
Sean Patrick Folster
as Hammerhead (2 Episodes)
Danielle Nicolette Najarian
as Prison Guard (2 Episodes)
James Lloyd Reynolds
as Jack Lew (2 Episodes)
Jerry D O Donnell
as Detective #2 (1 Episode) , Detective #1 (1 Episode)
Arielle Hoffman
as Checkout Girl (2 Episodes)
Mabel Tyler
as Girl (1 Episode) , Young Angela (1 Episode)
Mihran Slougian
as Trenton's Dad (1 Episode) , Arash (1 Episode)
Kathryn Danielle
as Bobbi (2 Episodes)
Christine M Campbell
as Janet (2 Episodes)
Scott Burik
as Driver (uncredited) (1 Episode) , Driver (1 Episode)
Sharla Mcbride
as News Reporter (uncredited) (1 Episode) , News Reporter (1 Episode)
Olivia Khoshatefeh
as Young Woman #1 (uncredited) (1 Episode) , Young Woman 1 (1 Episode)
Julia Crockett
as Emily Moss (2 Episodes)
Soledad O Brien
as Soledad O'Brien (1 Episode) , News Anchor (1 Episode)
Jarrod Labine
as International Banker (uncredited) (2 Episodes)
Nathalie Rock
as Mar-a-Lago Waitress (uncredited) (2 Episodes)
Josh Mostel
as Bo (2 Episodes)
Joseph Mckenna
as Doomsayer (2 Episodes)
Hailie Sahar
as Lady of the Night (2 Episodes)
Eric Rosenberg
as NU Deus Members (uncredited) (1 Episode) , Event Attendee (uncredited) (1 Episode)
Daniel Morgan Shelley
as Special Agent Kaz (2 Episodes)
Jim Stanek
as Jason (2 Episodes)
Kyro Wavebourne
as Dark Army Operative (uncredited) (2 Episodes)
Amy Tribbey
as Aunt Sheila (1 Episode) , Aunt Sheila (uncredited) (1 Episode)
Preston Edwards
as Jamie (2 Episodes)
James Defilippi
as Tommy (2 Episodes)
Jordan Coates
as Kyle (2 Episodes)
Michael Iacono
as Teen Friend (uncredited) (2 Episodes)
Lauren Yaffe
as Gruff Pedestrian (uncredited) (2 Episodes)
Austin Reed Alleman
as Other Elliot (uncredited) (2 Episodes)
Gregory Konow
as Bartender (1 Episode)
David H Holmes
as Man (1 Episode)
Chantal Maurice
as Angry Woman (1 Episode)
Sue Anne Morrow
as Doctor Rodensky (1 Episode)
Eric Bryant
as Dwight (1 Episode)
Asa Somers
as Jeremy (1 Episode)
Andrew Pang
as Kingsley (1 Episode)
David Little
as Roy (1 Episode)
Josh Banks
as Stan (1 Episode)
Susan Pourfar
as Penelope (1 Episode)
Richard Bekins
as James Plouffe (1 Episode)
Dorothi Fox
as Nell Romero (1 Episode)
Tom Degnan
as Ross Thomas (1 Episode)
Paul Fusco
as ALF (voice) (1 Episode)
Jeremy Bobb
as Joseph Green (1 Episode)
Mark Moses
as Older Man at Bar (1 Episode)
John Wojda
as Steve (1 Episode)
Caroline Strong
as Deputy Director Phelps (1 Episode)
Christine Toy Johnson
as Agent Yang (1 Episode)
Jake Busey
as Freddy Lomax (1 Episode)
Garth Kravits
as Agent Horton (1 Episode)
Teodorina Bello
as Adalina (1 Episode)
Rebecca Kling
as Loan Officer (1 Episode)
Danny Garcia
as Homicide Detective (1 Episode)
Ross Kurt Le
as Zhi Zhang (1 Episode)
Eugene Shaw
as Chen (1 Episode)
Roberta Colindrez
as Dom's Dream Date (1 Episode)
Jon Glaser
as Tobias (1 Episode)
Dominic Colon
as Virtual Realty Employee (1 Episode)
Calvin Dutton
as Dolph Lawler (1 Episode)
James Andrew O Connor
as Travis Rehwaldt (1 Episode)
Don Guillory
as FBI Agent (1 Episode)
Alex Esola
as Aaron (1 Episode)
Elijah Richardson
as Sammy (1 Episode)
Samrat Chakrabarti
as Ron (1 Episode)
Michael Buscemi
as Romero (1 Episode)
James P Rees
as Mobley (1 Episode)
Jack Corbin
as Young Elliot (1 Episode)
Gigi Stone
as CNBC News Reporter (1 Episode)
Justin Sargent
as Nervous Tech (1 Episode)
Marcos A Gonzalez
as Cop (uncredited) (1 Episode)
Alvin Keith
as Lawyer #1 (1 Episode)
Mitchell Winter
as Anwar Raziz (1 Episode)
Mick O Rourke
as Homeless Man (1 Episode)
Ebrahim Jaffer
as Sales Clerk (1 Episode)
Aimee Spring Fortier
as Junkie #2 (1 Episode)
Gabriel Hansen
as Junkie #3 (1 Episode)
William Cote
as Junkie #4 (1 Episode)
Tyler Graham
as Skinny Dude (1 Episode)
Mark Mcgann
as Waiter (1 Episode)
Justin Morck
as Dealer (1 Episode)
Keith David
as Qwerty (voice) (uncredited) (1 Episode)
Hannah Cabell
as Carol (1 Episode)
Megan Channell
as Jessica (1 Episode)
Lorrie Odom
as Trudy Davis (1 Episode)
Therese Plaehn
as Karen (1 Episode)
Coy Deluca
as Inmate (uncredited) (1 Episode)
Emma Gordon
as Allsafe Employee (1 Episode)
Chester Jones Iii
as Bradford (1 Episode)
Brian Edwards
as Patrolman (1 Episode)
Stephen Friedrich
as Randy Colby (1 Episode)
Caliph Jones
as Inmate (uncredited) (1 Episode)
James Brown Iii
as Dance Instructor (1 Episode)
Fang Du
as Asian Man #1 (1 Episode)
Sara King
as Assistant #1 (1 Episode)
Brian Sills
as Blake (1 Episode)
Joseph Ademola Adeyemo
as Abubakar (1 Episode)
Adrienne Acevedo Lovette
as Nurse (1 Episode)
Amr El Bayoumi
as Freddie (1 Episode)
Robert Keiley
as Fire Marshal #1 (1 Episode)
Ed Trucco
as Business Man #1 (1 Episode)
Bridget Dolan
as Business Woman (1 Episode)
John Hemphill
as Business Man (1 Episode)
Brett Berg
as Man at Tattoo Shop (uncredited) (1 Episode)
Adrian Black
as Colby Aide (uncredited) (1 Episode)
Eric Martin Brown
as Salesman (1 Episode)
Qurrat Ann Kadwani
as Interviewer (1 Episode)
Adrian Matilla
as Huge Guy (1 Episode)
Brett G Smith
as Police Officer (1 Episode)
Jacqueline Honulik
as Cocktail Waitress (uncredited) (1 Episode)
Margo Kazaryan
as Protester (uncredited) (1 Episode)
Ismaelpeter Casillas Nelson
as Skateboarder (uncredited) (1 Episode)
Tim Miller
as Doctor (1 Episode)
Bonnie Black
as Cheryl (1 Episode)
Marisa Kennedy
as Lily (1 Episode)
Sebastian Chacon
as Tad (1 Episode)
Byrne Davis Jr
as Church Group Therapy (uncredited) (1 Episode)
Brittany Lee Mcdonald
as RT's Wife (1 Episode)
Ethan Halper
as RT's Kid (1 Episode)
Katie Lamark
as Hostess (1 Episode)
Anthony Laciura
as Singing Homeless Man (1 Episode)
Katelyn Sarazen
as Missy (1 Episode)
Meredith Travers
as Ashley (1 Episode)
Daniel Garcia
as Businessman (uncredited) (1 Episode)
Keil Oakley Zepernick
as The Gentleman (uncredited) (1 Episode)
Young Jeohn
as Liào (1 Episode)
Robert Sella
as Stuart (1 Episode)
Bradley W Anderson
as Confused Guy (1 Episode)
Suzan Perry
as Mary Jo White (1 Episode)
Alice Schaerer
as Janet Yellen (1 Episode)
Chris Kipiniak
as Brock (1 Episode)
Gregg Housh
as Customer #1 (1 Episode)
Christopher Stadulis
as Security Detail (1 Episode)
Barthelemy Atsin
as Basketball Player #1 (1 Episode)
Edward Gabree
as Bike Messenger (1 Episode)
David Chen
as Basketball Player (uncredited) (1 Episode)
Julian Cihi
as Marcel (1 Episode)
Calvin Ahn
as Xun Goon #1 (uncredited) (1 Episode)
Grant Koo
as Xun Goon #2 (uncredited) (1 Episode)
John Adams
as FBI Agent (1 Episode)
Ronan Babbitt
as Surveillance Guy (1 Episode)
Peter Duncanson
as Peter Spilkoman (1 Episode)
Curzon Dobell
as Department Head #1 (1 Episode)
Susannah Rogers
as Department Head #2 (1 Episode)
Keith Herron
as Department Head #3 (1 Episode)
Allyson Kaye Daniel
as Karaoke Woman (1 Episode)
Steven Hauck
as Bryce (1 Episode)
Jason Flores
as Pizza Delivery Guy (1 Episode)
Meg Jay
as Subway Passenger (uncredited) (1 Episode)
Bill Timoney
as Male Executive (1 Episode)
David T Zimmerman
as Correction Officer #1 (1 Episode)
Daniel Danielson
as Correction Officer #2 (1 Episode)
Lee Edward Colston
as Correction Officer #3 (1 Episode)
Douglas Taurel
as Detective #1 (1 Episode)
Shanga Parker
as Jeff Gunther (1 Episode)
Richard Flight
as Judge (1 Episode)
Christopher Gerson
as Public Defender (1 Episode)
Kiirstin Marilyn
as Bar Patron (1 Episode)
Kerry Flanagan
as Nurse #1 (1 Episode)
Daniel Macarone
as Bar Patron (uncredited) (1 Episode)
Efraiem Hanna
as Cab Driver (1 Episode)
Adam Griffin
as Doctor (1 Episode)
Nicholas Dullea
as Fleora Rep (1 Episode)
Aaron Marcus
as Lecturer (1 Episode)
David Carl
as Hacker 1 (1 Episode)
Colin Buckingham
as Hacker 2 (1 Episode)
Adam G Brooks
as Hacker Nerd Screaming (1 Episode)
Scott Mena
as Hacker (1 Episode)
Friday Chamberlain
as Goth Girl (uncredited) (1 Episode)
Cadden Jones
as HR Representative (1 Episode)
David Neal Levin
as William (1 Episode)
Tom White
as Peter (1 Episode)
Luce Rains
as Clerk (1 Episode)
Ralph Alderman
as Earl (1 Episode)
Allison Lahikainen
as Punk on Train (uncredited) (1 Episode)
Wallace Shawn
as Mr. Williams (1 Episode)
Darren Lipari
as Houston (1 Episode)
Jp Sarro
as Salesman (1 Episode)
Eric C Sun
as Grant's Bodyguard (uncredited) (1 Episode)
Chloe Levine
as Erica (1 Episode)
Steve Garfanti
as International Banker (uncredited) (1 Episode)
Richard Lyntton
as Business Man (1 Episode)
Andy Kelso
as Stairwell Man (1 Episode)
Patricia Hodges
as Edie Hughes (1 Episode)
Julian Gavilanes
as Fred (1 Episode)
Doug Trapp
as Executive (1 Episode)
Zack Abramowitz
as E-Corp Security Guard (1 Episode)
Anthony Vaughn Merchant
as Protest Leader (1 Episode)
Matt Golden
as Producer (1 Episode)
David Shumbris
as Cop (1 Episode)
Victor Paguia
as Rioter (1 Episode)
Shayna Blass
as Lydia (1 Episode)
Tom Place
as Rioter #2 (1 Episode)
Ray Crisara
as Head of Security (uncredited) (1 Episode)
Brian Donahue
as E-Corp Lobby Security #1 (uncredited) (1 Episode)
Lynn Marocola
as Police Officer (uncredited) (1 Episode)
Christopher Parker
as E-Corp Security Guard (uncredited) (1 Episode)
Aaron Ramey
as Young Don Moss (1 Episode)
Dave Morrissey Jr
as Bartender (1 Episode)
Rafael Poueriet
as Fireman (1 Episode)
Ian Campbell Dunn
as Security Guard (1 Episode)
Alex Estrada
as Computer Lab Employee (1 Episode)
Junior Mendez
as Dishwasher (1 Episode)
Leslie Shenkel
as Grandpa (1 Episode)
Joe Gioco
as Grandpa's Friend (1 Episode)
Alix Elias
as Elderly Lady #1 (1 Episode)
Eileen Lacy
as Elderly Lady #2 (1 Episode)
Catherine Christon
as Special Agent Jody Axenberg (1 Episode)
Zachery Byrd
as Employee #2 (1 Episode)
Eric Orman
as Masked Man (1 Episode)
Pete Spano
as Protestor (uncredited) (1 Episode)
Ben Livingston
as Chad Davidovitz (1 Episode)
Damacio Page
as Anand (1 Episode)
Pat Kiernan
as Pat Kiernan (1 Episode)
Amber Nash
as Spokesperson (1 Episode)
Daniel Aguirre
as Telemundo Anchor (1 Episode)
Ben Horner
as Special Agent Stancheck (1 Episode)
Jesse Ramirez
as Hector (1 Episode)
Eduardo Flores
as Pedro (1 Episode)
Aleks Shaklin
as Sergey Samedov (1 Episode)
Omar Vigil
as Senior Swat Team Leader (1 Episode)
Dileep Rao
as Sandesh Markesh (1 Episode)
Richard Masur
as Ice Cream Man (1 Episode)
Elisha Henig
as Mohammed (1 Episode)
Alex Bento
as Young Elliot (1 Episode)
Christopher Halladay
as Hard Andy (1 Episode)
Allen Enlow
as Doc Cosplayer (1 Episode)
Ben Rauch
as Marty Cosplayer (1 Episode)
Becky Chicoine
as Lorraine Cosplayer #1 (1 Episode)
Emily Behny
as Lorraine Cosplayer #2 (1 Episode)
Jason A Coombs
as Concession Stand Employee (1 Episode)
Julie Hanna
as Movie Goer (1 Episode)
Victoria L Moya
as Movie Patron (uncredited) (1 Episode)
Daniel Olson
as FBI Agent #1 (1 Episode)
Ed Squires
as CD Hawker (1 Episode)
James Wilcox
as Man in Black (1 Episode)
Carolina Ravassa
as Woman (1 Episode)
Clem Cheung
as Dr. Wang (1 Episode)
Katie Willmorth
as Androgynous Waif (1 Episode)
Thomas P Williams
as News Anchor (1 Episode)
Nora Hummel
as W.W. Ticket Taker (1 Episode)
Andrew Hsu
as Dark Army Operative #2 (1 Episode)
Grant Macdermott
as Matt (1 Episode)
Adam Shippey
as National Guardsman (1 Episode)
Matt Mercurio
as National Guardsman #2 (1 Episode)
John Weigand
as Doorman (1 Episode)
Kelemete Misipeka
as Man on Phone (1 Episode)
Joseph Tudisco
as Handyman (1 Episode)
Dasha Nekrasova
as Celeste (1 Episode)
Oriana Bustamante
as Young Girl on TV (1 Episode)
Adam Shiri
as Cokehead (1 Episode)
Max Lebow
as Bart (1 Episode)
Clare Latham
as Linda (1 Episode)
Candice Myers
as Cop #1 (1 Episode)
Greg Brostrom
as Cop #2 (1 Episode)
Ruthie Stephens
as Rando #1 (1 Episode)
Akiyo Komatsu
as Dark Army Operative #1 (1 Episode)
Emmy Rossum
as Caroler #1 (uncredited) (1 Episode)
Jerry Lobrow
as Driver (uncredited) (1 Episode)
Martin Pfefferkorn
as Bummy Santa on The Subway (uncredited) (1 Episode)
Mac Quayle
as Keytar Player (uncredited) (1 Episode)
Dan Verkman
as Pedestrian / Holiday Shopper (uncredited) (1 Episode)
Stan Vidal
as Holiday Commuter (uncredited) (1 Episode)
Jeff Blumenkrantz
as Bank Manager (1 Episode)
Stacey Raymond
as FBI Agent Hartman (1 Episode)
Ben Odom
as Snowman (1 Episode)
Bonnie Rose
as Nurse (1 Episode)
Angela Pietropinto
as Customer (1 Episode)
Jim Cleary
as Pedestrian (uncredited) (1 Episode)
Frank Fernandez
as Pedestrian (uncredited) (1 Episode)
Doris Mccarthy
as Hotel Guest (uncredited) (1 Episode)
Adam Garcia
as Manny (1 Episode)
Ajay J Perez
as Isaac (1 Episode)
Dean Scott Vazquez
as Miguel (1 Episode)
Jayden Martinez
as Juanito (1 Episode)
Jessica Mosher
as Waiter (1 Episode)
Christian Demarais
as Evan Floyd (1 Episode)
Jonas Cohen
as Mr. Gray (1 Episode)
Carrie Vu
as Chen's Bride (1 Episode)
Michael James Fry
as Holiday Shopper (uncredited) (1 Episode)
Susan Barnes Walker
as Cashier (1 Episode)
Gabriela Lopez Hernandez
as Deakins (1 Episode)
Allison Winn
as Nativity Mary (1 Episode)
Alexandra Rooney
as Restaurant Daughter (1 Episode)
Alexander Blaise
as Restaurant Father (1 Episode)
Nathan Clarkson
as Nativity Joseph (uncredited) (1 Episode)
Jay Russell
as Scientist #1 (uncredited) (1 Episode)
Eva Jette Putrello
as Young Angela (1 Episode)
Jackson Loo
as Dark Army Op (1 Episode)
Paul Douglas Anderson
as Deus Group Guard (1 Episode)
Ashley Hutchinson
as Deus Server (1 Episode)
Nikolai Tsankov
as Russian Oligarch (1 Episode)
Bill Tatum
as Texas Oilman (1 Episode)
Gio Castellano
as Parking Attendant (1 Episode)
Alexander Saliba
as Driver #1 (1 Episode)
Pavel Shatu
as Driver #2 (1 Episode)
Yoshi Amao
as Driver #3 (1 Episode)
Allen Jared
as Deus Member #1 (1 Episode)
Randall Holden
as Deus Member #2 (1 Episode)
Ox King
as Driver (uncredited) (1 Episode)
Mary Crosbie
as Nurse Sharon Watt (1 Episode)
Lizzy Plimpton
as Mom on Swing (1 Episode)
Abdul L Howard
as Male Dog Walker (1 Episode)
Kelsey Venter
as Mom's Friend at Swingset (1 Episode)
Gayatri Bahl
as Female with Male Dog Walker (1 Episode)
Bobby Roman
as Flight Attendant (1 Episode)
Catrina Ganey
as Woman in Airport Bathroom (1 Episode)
Logan Fry
as Airline Passenger at Door 5 (uncredited) (1 Episode)
Sridhar Maruvada
as Taxi Driver (1 Episode)
Graham Wolfe
as FBI Agent Dying (1 Episode)
Kia Yvette Clayton
as Holiday Shopper (uncredited) (1 Episode)
Aimee Laurence
as Little Girl (1 Episode)
Margaret Scura
as Train Traveler - NYC (uncredited) (1 Episode)
Maggie Hood
as Young Woman (1 Episode)
D Lo
as Cab Driver (1 Episode)
Karl Kenzler
as Tyrell's Lawyer (1 Episode)
John Yi
as Dark Army Operative (1 Episode)
Writers
1Producers
1Other crew
2Awards & Nominations
9 wins · 1 nominationPrimetime Emmy Award
- Won2016Outstanding Music Composition for a Series (Original Dramatic Score)
- Won2016Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series
- Won2016Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series — Rami Malek
Golden Globe Award
- Won2016Best Television Series – Drama
- Won2016Best Supporting Actor – Series, Miniseries or Television Film
- Won2016Best Supporting Actor – Series, Miniseries or Television Film — Christian Slater
- Nom2015Best Actor – Television Series Drama
Writers Guild Of America Award
- Won2016Television: New Series
Critics Choice Television Award
- Won2016Best Actor in a Drama Series — Rami Malek
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- Won2016Best Supporting Actor – Series, Miniseries or Television Film
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- 🏆 Won — Golden Globe Awards 2016: Best Supporting Actor – Series, Miniseries or Television Film
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high confidencesource-verifiedComplete episode title list confirmed for all 45 episodes across 4 seasons. The events index covers all ★★★ and ★★ turning points identified in the original guide. Every ★★★ event has been independently verified against at least two Tier 1–3 sources fetched this session. The S1E5~ (Steel Mountain), S1E7~ (Tyrell kills Sharon), and S3E5~ (Angela/Stage 2 UN day) tags remain approximate because their individual episode articles were not fetched — but the events are real and the episode-level placement is consistent with multiple search results and season-level sources. The S3E6 causal chain (Elliot's role in enabling 71-site bombing) was investigated via three sources and remains ambiguous — the original causal claim has been removed rather than asserted without confirmation.
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Characters
Elliot Alderson · Rami Malek · debut [S1E1✓]
A cybersecurity engineer and hacker who suffers from severe social anxiety, depression, and dissociative identity disorder. He is recruited by fsociety to bring down E Corp, but the series gradually reveals that the 'Elliot' the viewer sees is itself a constructed persona — 'the Mastermind' — protecting the real Elliot from memories of childhood trauma. His journey is ultimately one of psychological integration and acceptance.
Mr. Robot · Christian Slater · debut [S1E1✓]
Presented initially as a mysterious anarchist hacker who recruits Elliot. Gradually revealed to be an alter ego — a dissociated persona Elliot created in the image of his deceased father, Edward Alderson. Mr. Robot acts as an autonomous agent within Elliot's mind, capable of taking control of the body while Elliot is unaware, and he has his own agenda that sometimes conflicts with Elliot's.
Darlene Alderson · Carly Chaikin · debut [S1E1✓]
Elliot's younger sister and a malware coder, Darlene is a founding member and the operational leader of fsociety after the Five/Nine hack. Pragmatic and sometimes ruthless, she is also the character most consistently grounded in genuine love for Elliot — she is the only person who knows from early on about his multiple personas.
Angela Moss · Portia Doubleday · debut [S1E1✓]
Elliot's childhood best friend, Angela begins the series as an employee at Allsafe Cybersecurity — the firm that Elliot works at and that E Corp is a client of. Her mother died from an E Corp-related toxic waste cover-up, which drives her increasing entanglement with both E Corp (where she becomes a PR manager) and eventually with Whiterose's agenda. Her arc ends in tragedy in the Season 4 premiere.
Tyrell Wellick · Martin Wallstrom · debut [S1E1✓]
A ruthlessly ambitious E Corp Senior VP of Technology who becomes entangled with fsociety's plan. Capable of extreme violence in pursuit of power, Tyrell becomes a dark collaborator to Elliot and is eventually revealed to be a true believer in their shared mission. His arc ends in Season 4 with a quietly surreal death in the woods.
Whiterose / Zhi Zhang · BD Wong · debut [S1E8✓]
The primary antagonist of the series. As Whiterose, she is the leader of the Dark Army, a sophisticated and ruthless hacking collective. As Zhi Zhang, she is China's Minister of State Security. Whiterose is a trans woman who dresses as herself only in private; she is obsessed with time and alternate realities, and has secretly built a machine she believes can transport consciousness to a parallel world. Her plan to activate the machine drives the climax of Season 4.
Dominique DiPierro · Grace Gummer · debut [S2E2✓]
An FBI field agent who is one of the few people to come close to the truth behind fsociety and the Dark Army. Intelligent, tenacious, and personally isolated, Dom is eventually coerced into serving as a Dark Army informant under threat to her family. In the series finale she escapes the Dark Army's grip and boards a plane to freedom.
Philip Price · Michael Cristofer · debut [S1E10✓]
The CEO of E Corp, the world's largest conglomerate. Initially presented as the embodiment of corporate power — the face of everything fsociety opposes — Price is later revealed to be Angela's biological father and to have genuine, complicated feelings for her. His final act is to help take down Whiterose in revenge for Angela's murder, dying at Whiterose's hand.
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