Mr. Robot
2015–2019USA NetworkDrama
There is no title sequence. There is a card, and the card is the whole design — which makes this the rare show whose opening is defined by what it refuses to do.
No single version of the Mr. Robot titles stands for the rest, so the clip here collects them together across seasons 1–4.
It arrived on USA Network in 2015, when Suits, Royal Pains and Graceland were also on the network.
The opening titles
Seasons 1–4
No main titles were ever made. Each episode drops a plain card instead, and this collects every one of them across the four seasons; watching them in a row is the only way the show's titles can be watched at all.
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