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Hello, Friend. To quote Mr. Robot: "Is any of it real? I mean, look at this, look at it! A world built on fantasy! Synthetic emotions in the form of pills! Psychological warfare in the form of advertising! Mind altering chemicals in the form of food! Brainwashing seminars in the form of media! Controlled isolated bubbles in the form of social networks. Real? You want to talk about reality? We haven't lived in anything remotely close to it since the turn of the century!" Join us for our recap of the Season 1 finale of Mr. Robot (eps1.9_zer0-day.avi) as we delve into what would the everyday impact be if the currencies of the world and any associated debts were obliterated. We can dream, can't we? If you like the "H3ll0, Fr1end: A Mr. Robot Podcast", please think about rating and reviewing this episode.

Hello, Friend: Hacking sure makes strange bedfellows. Who ever thought that Tyrell and Elliot would join forces -- even if it was against Elliot's will. With nothing left to lose, both Tyrell and Elliot comprise perfect mirrors of each other -- which brings us to the to this next-to-last episode of season 1 called eps1.8_m1rr0r1ng.qt. Elliot is lucky to have Mr. Robot, Darlene and Angela looking after him -- or is he? Join us on this mesmerizing journey to tech dystopia as we discuss everything about Season 1 of Mr. Robot from the standpoint of technology and the wildly converging relationship between technology and humanity. If you like the "H3ll0, Fr1end: A Mr. Robot Podcast", please think about rating and reviewing this episode.

Hello, Friend: According to the mysterious hacker only known as White Rose, “Every hacker has her fixation. You hack people. I hack time.” Well, fearless listener, you’re timing is perfect because now you can listen to our recap of eps1.7_wh1ter0se.m4v. There were more twists than turns this episode — and then there’s White Rose herself, […]

View source. What if we had that for people? Would people really wanna see? You're just in time to view the sources of this podcast -- our recap of Mr. Robot -- season 1 episode 7 -- "eps1.6_v1ew-s0urce.flv"? Join us on this metaphorical journey through order and chaos as we recap and talk about Season 1 of Mr. Robot from the standpoint of technology and our increasingly complex relationship to technology and each other. If you like the "H3ll0, Fr1end: A Mr. Robot Podcast", please consider rating and reviewing this episode.

Hello, Friend: Sometimes the universe aligns perfectly. Are you ready for this podcast recap of Mr. Robot -- season 1 episode 6 -- "eps1.5_br4ve-trave1er.asf"? Join us on this metaphorical road trip as we recap and talk about Season 1 of Mr. Robot from the standpoint of technology and our increasingly complex relationship to technology and each other. This episode was part caper, part psychological exploration of what makes us tick as people. Brave Traveler was all about the journey being more important than the ultimate destination. It was a story about boldness in the midst of diminishing choices and feeling like you are in an impossible situation. Did you know the origin of "brave" evolved from "savage"? If you like the "H3ll0, Fr1end: A Mr. Robot Podcast", please think about rating and reviewing this episode.

Hello, Friend: You're just in time for our podcast recap of Mr. Robot -- season 1 episode 5 -- "eps1.4_3xpl0its.wmv." A major pat of the story this time was around the fsociety plan to penetrate and eventually destroy Steel Mountain -- and Evil Corp along with it. One thing we did learn for sure: never attend a business dinner party with Tyrell and his wife Joanna. The Evil Corp CTO (Scott Knowles) suspects this, too, as he glibly asks Tyrell: "If you were me, would you trust you as your right hand?" Not one to be flustered in front of the competition, Tyrell Wellick easily remarks: "If I were you, I wouldn't have even let me in the house." Ahh, and we thought being a CTO (Chief Technology Officer) was all about the love of tech. If you like the "H3ll0, Fr1end: A Mr. Robot Podcast", please think about rating and reviewing this episode. Thank you!

In episode 9 of season 4 of Orphan Black, Tatiana Maslany continues to mesmerize viewers in her many personas as the Leda sisters. This week, we saw the questionably moral Rachel play a pivotal role. Susan Duncan continues to groom Cosima -- and Cosima continues to morph more and more into a mad scientist. Ira manages to survive it all in the midst of so much complexity. Helena made it back to her sisters to save the day and rattle Adele not a little bit. We even got caught up on the state of Delphine. Poor Felix continues to have his hands full. Please subscribe to the “OrphanCast” feed for more and please feel rate and review the podcast so we show up in those pesky search results, which tend to be driven by exceedingly opaque discovery algorithms. Get ready, #cloneclub -- the season 4 finale recap is coming soon.

At last -- a new episode of the OrphanCast Podcast is ready for your listening pleasure, #CloneClub. What did you think of "The Redesign of Natural Objects"? Our recap of episode eight of season four of Orphan Black presented your fearless co-hosts with many narrative twists and turns to discuss. We learned more about Ira's dedication to science, the fact that Mrs. S stuffs her feelings down with multiple cups of tea, and that Rachel is majorly hallucinating -- or something. Please subscribe to the “OrphanCast” feed for more and please feel rate and review the podcast so we show up in those pesky search results, which tend to be driven by exceedingly opaque discovery algorithms. Put that zygote down and listen right now!

In this most David Lynch-like of episodes -- "eps1.3_da3m0ns.mp4" explores the monsters in the things we build in the things we create -- and the very monsters that may reside inside of us, especially the hidden ones. After all, isn't technology modeled after us -- imperfect humans? This episode of Mr. Robot is part caper, part psychological horror as we go deep inside of Elliot's subconsciousness. A major pat of the ongoing narrative revolves around how much of a box we live in -- questioning the very meaning of freedom. As Qwerty the beta fish so aptly states: "When you live in a fishbowl, ain't no such thing as change. My entire life's been spent in this thing, my whole world's on your side table. I look around. Same shit, different day. The lighting, the furniture, even the sounds. Always the same. I'm on a loop. And it won't stop unless my life does. I'm exhausted with this world." If you like what you hear, please think about rating and reviewing this episode. Thank you!

At last -- a new episode of the OrphanCast Podcast is ready for your listening pleasure, #CloneClub. We thought "The Antisocialism of Sex" deserved many birthday cupcakes! Our recap of episode seven of season four of Orphan Black offered few happy endings for our crew. Cosima is busy moping over Kendall and Delphine -- in between research -- and growing her plants. Sarah lets loose in ways that only she seems to be able to carry off with poise. What’s Dizzy's motivation for being around Sarah? When Dizzy seems like the sane one, you’re in trouble. It was great to see a guest cameo by the fabulous Peaches. Felix is trying to protect multiple Leda clones at one. We discovered that Rachel is funny when she insults "brother" Ira. Wonder how Donnie will do in jail. Please subscribe to the “OrphanCast” feed for more and please feel rate and review the podcast so we show up in those pesky search results, which tend to be driven by exceedingly opaque discovery algorithms. Put that birthday cupcake down and listen now!

According to Elliot, our most unreliable narrator: "Most coders think debugging software is about fixing a mistake, but that’s bullshit. Debugging’s actually all about finding the bug, about understanding why the bug was there to begin with, about knowing that its existence was no accident. It came to you to deliver a message, like an unconscious bubble floating to the surface, popping with a revelation you’ve secretly known all along." We're also here to deliver our message to you, loyal listeners, in the form of a bran new podcast for H3ll0, Fr1end: A Mr. Robot Podcast -- and this is our review of "eps1.2_d3bug.mkv" -- all about the bugs in our lives and in our software. This USA Network series, Mr. Robot, manages to stay as relevant as ever. Sam Esmail's vision continues to stun and disarm, causing all of us to consider life in the 21st century. Rami Malek, Christian Slater, Martin Wallström, Portia Doubleday, Frankie Shaw, Stephanie Corneliussen, Carly Chaikin -- and all of the supporting actors in this series continue to deliver amazing performances. Among other things that happened in this episode, we get a better glimpse into Tyrell's complicated and confusing life. Elliot has a momentary glimpse into what he defines as "the normal life." We even discover that fsociety has some celebrity fans. If you like what you hear, please think about rating and reviewing this episode. Thank you!

The mid-season finalize of Fear the Walking Dead -- Shiva -- was really a missed opportunity this week. Seems that everyone has had too much of that poisoned pozole to act with any semblance of sound logic. No one came out of this episode looking good, with the exception of the shirtless Strand. Please rate, review and subscribe to this podcast. #feartwd

The central premise around the second episode of season 1 of Mr. Robot is whether you are a one or a zero. In computer parlance, one's and zero's are what comprise the basis of binary code. In this episode, it become a metaphor for choices in our lives -- both choices real and imagined. Lots of questions and dangerous ones at that are explore in this "H3ll0, Fr1end" podcast. We discover that Elliot (Rami Malek) has some deep thoughts about what it means to really have control in one's life -- and thinks that most of us really have no real self-determination in our lives. We also get to explore how social media and various social networks allow people, like Angel's boyfriend Ollie, to basically lead a double life. Join us for our podcast review of this remarkable continuation of the story of Mr. Robot. Are you a sign of solution or pollution? With that kind of New York City subway doublespeak, you really have to listen to our discussion of this episode. If you like what you hear, please subscribe, rate and review this podcast.

We've checked and we've been 100% cleared of any robot maggot worms, so it's safe to listen to this latest episode of the OrphanCast Podcast. Well, #CloneClub this recap of episode six of season four of Orphan Black -- called "The Scandal of Altruism" -- offered few happy endings for our crew. It's a race against time for Cosima as she raises doubts of ever being able to find a cure in time to save her from whatever illness is plaguing her. Sarah acts in an incredibly impulsive way that puts Kendall in direct danger -- as well as all of the Leda clones. What's her deal? Art and Felix are doing Donnie's work by making sure they do whatever they can to protect Krystal Goderitch. Did we finally learn the fate of Delphine? On thing we definitely discovered: Ira (Ari Millen) is a Libra, which makes total sense if you think about it. Please subscribe to the “OrphanCast” feed for more and please feel rate and review the podcast so we show up in those pesky search results, which tend to be driven by exceedingly opaque discovery algorithms, crude as Kendall's sense of humor. Put that mace away and listen now!

Put down that Armani suit right now and hustle on over to this latest episode of the OrphanCast Podcast. Send in the #cloneclub because episode five of season four of Orphan Black -- called "Human Raw Material" -- had more meat to it than one of Mrs. S's (Maria Doyle Kennedy) hearty stews. Krystal came back with a bang as she mixed martial arts, healing arts and tabloid exposés on "eyelid teeth " and whatnot. We got to see some gnarly revelations about the nefarious Susan Duncan (Rosemary Dunmore) involving her Castor clone "protege" -- Ira (Ari Millen). Please subscribe to the “OrphanCast” feed for more and please feel rate and review the podcast so we show up in those search results, which tend to be driven by baroque algorithms, crude like a maggot robot. Please, for the love of all that's good and holy, Donnie desperately needs your fashion advice.