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'Mr. Robot' season 3 news: Will the next season feature more of Joanna Wellick?

Bayani Miguel Acebedo October 13, 2016 11:15 AM EST

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The finale for the second season of "Mr. Robot" left a lot of unanswered questions for fans to ponder on until the third season arrives. Stephanie Corneliussen, who plays Joanna Wellick in the show, shared her thoughts on what she wants to happen for her character in the third season of "Mr. Robot."

In an interview with Ars Technica, Corneliussen revealed that she would like to see more of Joanna interact with her husband in the next season.

She said, "What I'm looking forward to the most is hopefully a reunion between her and Tyrell (Martin Wallstrom). I know for a fact, because I know her intimately, that she's missed him quite a bit. I would love to see what happens when and if Tyrell is reunited, and all of a sudden he schleps Elliot (Rami Malek) through the door and goes 'By the way, have you met?' 'Yep.'"

The previous season had Joanna manipulate her way into dropping the charges that her husband Tyrell was accused of. Some fans may think that Joanna is a less-than-noble character, but deep down, she is just a dutiful wife who wants to be with her husband.

Speaking of her husband, some fans were even starting to believe that Tyrell was just another figment of Elliot's imagination. However, the second season was able to reveal that Tyrell is an actual person.

He was just hiding in the shadows, biding his time until fsociety's plan reached phase 2. What's more, with the help of his wife, the next season may no longer have Tyrell running from the law.

Reports also said that the third season would be delving more into the fsociety members. It turns out the FBI has already been keeping tabs on them, and the third season may have each of them in trouble. Could this mark the end of fsociety?

"Mr. Robot" season 3 will air sometime in 2017.

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