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Mr. Robot » Season 3 » eps3.5_kill-process.inc
00:45:39
Christian Slater, Rami Malek, Portia Doubleday
39
Nouns
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1)
rioter
- Between the rioter
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2)
footstep
[footstep thudding, wood creaking]
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3)
buffoon
I passed that buffoon of an owner in the lobby.
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4)
wheelbarrow
Ten wheelbarrow punched,
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5)
stalemate
stalemate prison chess games. [beeps]
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6)
utensil
[pans sizzling, utensil clinking]
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7)
benefactor
It's about the anonymous benefactor who keeps--
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8)
enchantment
Enchantment Under the Sea dance
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9)
limbo
Am I forever in limbo,
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10)
rubble
and sort through the rubble,
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11)
melee
Did you hear about the melee at E Corp this morning?
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12)
responder
Meanwhile, first responder
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13)
disregard
despite your blatant disregard for chain of command,
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14)
bullshit
this isn't one of our bullshit
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15)
speculation
or even speculation, as to what caused
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16)
suppression
fire suppression system.
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17)
explosive
There's no tangible explosive.
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18)
soda
- The soda fountain's behind you there.
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19)
aunt
Georgie was named after my aunt.
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20)
spark
making it impossible to create any kind of spark,
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21)
leak
- Well, unless Tyrell's taking a leak, what do you wanna do?
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22)
accord
I'll be expecting China to sign that economic accord.
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23)
purse
- Give me your purse, now!
Verbs
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1)
orchestrate
orchestrate strikes across the country,
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2)
disobey
- You disobey a direct order. I told you, flat out--
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3)
explode
explode or caught fire.
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4)
slap
It's time Phillip Price's hand got slap.
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5)
sneak
He snuck out and met up with Angela.
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6)
insist
Those swim trunks he insist upon wearing,
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7)
disappear
and he would've disappear from that photograph, right?
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8)
sweep
- ESU swept the floor. All's clear.
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9)
intend
We both won, as intend.
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10)
steal
and buy me some time to revoke the stolen keys.
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11)
settle
- Oh... thank God that's settle.
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12)
punch
Ten wheelbarrows punch,
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13)
succeed
After today, your revolution succeed.
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14)
drag
- You're the ones who drag me into this.
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15)
bend
bent us over the sink and went to town.
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16)
suppose
- I suppose congratulations are in order.
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17)
kick
with the door kick in? - There were signs of a fire.
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18)
promise
- You fucking promise!
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19)
operate
Where are they operating from? Where's Tyrell?
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20)
strike
but you never struck me as a country-first type of gal.
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21)
pull
Whatever you pull off of that machine,
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22)
catch
exploded or caught fire.
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23)
pan
[pan sizzling, utensils clinking]
Adverbs
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1)
seemingly
- In a series of seemingly
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2)
meanwhile
Meanwhile, first responders
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3)
damn
Why do we always cut these things so damn close?
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4)
basically
who has basically, so far, given us jack shit,
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5)
somewhere
somewhere down the road,
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6)
forever
Am I forever in limbo,
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7)
indeed
- An eventful morning indeed. [chuckles]
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8)
exactly
- So she had eyes on him? - No, not exactly, but--
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9)
alone
And it doesn't make sense for you to be living all alone.
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10)
flat
- You disobeyed a direct order. I told you, flat out--
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11)
fucking
this is fucking confusing.
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12)
finally
After all our tit-for-tat, you finally got your U.N. vote.
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13)
instead
Instead of fighting, maybe it's time we talk.
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14)
almost
and then disappeared on us for almost a week,
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15)
inside
and the people inside right along with it.
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16)
later
an emergency press conference later this afternoon
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17)
though
Lovely woman. Fat fingers, though.
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18)
often
- You know, I--I don't get to this neighborhood too often.
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19)
far
who has basically, so far, given us jack shit,
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20)
else
I need to kill Stage 2 before it kills anyone else.
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21)
ago
- When did I say that? - 20 seconds ago.
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22)
sure
I sure as shit hope they're worth it.
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23)
least
At least he didn't get too far this time.
Adjectives
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1)
reverberant
[slow, reverberant guitar music]
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2)
ulcerated
And my--my ulcerated colitis is kicking in again,
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3)
frenetic
Quite the frenetic day for the 24-hour newshounds.
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4)
nuanced
- I'm afraid the situation is more nuanced than that.
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5)
eventful
- An eventful morning indeed. [chuckles]
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tasteless
- Utterly tasteless. - [chuckles]
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7)
blatant
despite your blatant disregard for chain of command,
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8)
credible
- The intel seems credible, sir.
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9)
tangible
There's no tangible explosive.
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10)
curious
- Just curious. Thanks, hon.
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11)
weird
It's weird.
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12)
unusual
Nothing unusual there or nearby.
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13)
stupid
- Elliot, just please don't do anything stupid, okay?
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14)
okay
It's okay. You can say it.
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15)
usual
break from our usual brinksmanship.
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16)
dear
Speaking of my dear little,
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17)
slow
[slow, reverberant guitar music]
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18)
anonymous
It's about the anonymous benefactor who keeps--
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19)
solid
- Surveillance? Santiago, the lead is solid.
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20)
fucking
She's a fucking terrorist, and if you let this happen--
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21)
fat
Lovely woman. Fat fingers, though.
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22)
visual
until we have visual confirmation.
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23)
strong
The strong I am, the better chance I have of--
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