Utilizing a complex digital puzzle seeded in the first season 2 trailer, “Mr. Robot’s” digital Easter eggs led sharp-eyed and keen-minded fans on a breadcrumb-laden trail of recorded messages and secret websites, leading to special real-world prizes. The trend continued through all of Mr. Robot season 2, using URLs, IP addresses and QR codes to lead their viewers to over 40 separate sites, destinations and Easter Eggs. It was a massive undertaking that paid off, engaging fans and rewarding them for “leaning in” to the show’s unique story.

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Charter Posts First Video Gains Since 2020

Charter’s streak of video declines came to a halt Friday when the company announced 44,000 total video net additions in 4Q25. And while it might not be a trend Charter sees as holding true in the long term, for now, it can celebrate a feat it hasn’t been able to say in 21 quarters.

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