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what would have qualified as a 'good' ending to Mr. Robot for you? i prefer a series that accomplishes its narrative intent within a few seasons, then bundles its loose ends up nicely and concludes, rather than one that persists indedinitely for no good reason.
Mr robot lost me in like season 2 or 3. Can't remember, but it felt like it went off the deep end compared to the setup in season 1
The reliance on the unreliable narrator to make the story bite bothered my viewing partner, but I liked it that way. Was that the deep end for you, or was it something else?