Unspoken but palpable was the haughty counter-culture revolutionary’s disdain for Angela’s E Corp. And Darlene - whose people skills are seriously degenerating - had no problem making Angela feel like crap. Demonstrating anew her mad home-invasion skills, Darlene infiltrated Angela’s apartment (and futzed with computer a spyware install?) and leveraged her with the revelation that Elliot had wiped away her tangential involvement in the Five/Nine. Robot objected, suggesting some part of Elliot recognized the necessity of Angela’s involvement and maybe wanted it, too. Elliot didn’t want to put Angela at risk and told Darlene not to ensnare their childhood friend in fsociety family business. Everyone risked becoming enmeshed in deep, dark webs of conspiracy and madness.Īngela. Everyone tried to play hero in their own story. China’s minister of state security, were further developed, and Angela got a break from self-help affirmations and queasy intrigue with Phillip Price (MIA this week) and integrated into the main of Elliot-Darlene-fsociety concerns and relationships. While we still got a fair number of scenes that stretched a little longer than needed, there was a minimum of indulgent razzle-dazzle and more attention paid to character.

“logic-b0mb.hc” was all of those things and more, but also less: This episode - the first not written by Esmail (Kyle Bradstreet gets the credit) - was the shortest of the season so far, less than an hour, not counting commercials. The thin line between heroism and selfishness. Performance versus authenticity, deception versus sincerity.

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