This is the 17th Entry in the Red Wheelbarrow series and it signals the beginning of the end (only a few entries left).
This entry includes discussion of prison food, Ray's Dog Maxine, and more on my theory that Mr. Robot might actually be the dominant personality of Elliot Prime.
Enjoy!
Read MoreWriting a music and television blog is a passion project, but sometimes it gives you a platform to talk to some of the people that you write about.
Here is a synopsis of some of the big Twitter interactions (or, at least big to me) that I had this year.
Enjoy!
Read MoreAs promised, this is my post about Sam Esmail, Mr. Robot, and David Lynch with the assistance of the late great David Foster Wallace (RIP).
I hope to write at least one more post about Mr. Robot Season 2 before I put the season to bed for good.
Enjoy!
Read MoreBinge-Watch Season 2 of USA Network's hit show "Mr. Robot" (as you prepare for Season 3) with the most in-depth companion pieces on the web.
Read MoreWell, this was a big episode. Lots of truth revealed and many theories confirmed.
I am feeling pretty vindicated right now :)
If you have been reading my recaps, you know what I mean by that.
Read MoreThis is the recap of everything I posted on the site the week ending on 8/6/2016.
This week it includes several Mr. Robot posts, several music posts, and a politics post. The throwback post is about the Echo and the Bunnymen album "Ocean Rain."
Enjoy!
Read MoreWho Is Mr. Robot's Landlord? Is my weekly recap of Mr. Robot.
This week's episode was called "Logic Bomb" and it was really amazing. There is a pretty good chance that I will have to revisit this episode several times over the next several weeks.
Enjoy!
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As promised here are more details of the other two Easter Eggs that people have been talking about in regards to Eps 2.2 of Mr. Robot.
Oh, also the Tweet I got today from Sam Esmail (seriously).
How cool is that?
Enjoy!
Read MoreVinyl is a television universe populated by musical ghosts.
Over the first four episodes I have pointed out nine "ghosts" who have appeared on the show to highlight or help demonstrate something about the characters on the show.
But each of these "ghosts" also represented a real figure in music history so I am using this article to bring some more attention to each of them.
Read MoreOkay folks, this was one of those "busy" episodes. The kind of episodes where writers realize that they are already at episode 4 and have yet to develop like 10 of the plot points that they have already introduced in the first three episodes.
This episode (called "The Racket") opens with not one but two ghosts, Otis Blackwell and Richie himself (My suggestion is that "The Racket" in the episode is the game Richie is running on himself).
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