USA's 'Mr. Robot': Christian Slater, Rami Malek Drama Teases Official Key Art 'F-Bomb' Ads!

USA Network has released official key art for their upcoming hacker drama, Mr. Robot. Ahead of their June premiere, get ready to see the "F-Bombs" ads campaign for the exciting new series starring Christian Slater (Pump Up The Volume) and Rami Malek (The Pacific) in all its glory.

As we previously mentioned, Mr. Robot centers on a young and isolated programmer named Elliot (Malek). Suffering from an anti-social disorder, Elliot can only connect to people by actually hacking them. Elliot is then recruited to join an underground hacker organization determined to bring down corporate America by a mysterious anarchist named Mr. Robot (Slater).

According to Entertainment Weekly, the eye-popping marketing campaign bleeps out the four letter word but it's not difficult to fill in the blanks. Let's be mature adults here as the ads display, "F-k Wall Street," "F-k Society," "F-k Social Media," "F-k the System." Ok, now that we're all done chuckling, the critic loves the foul-mouthed campaign, which is in tune to Eliot's character.

Since the drama is aimed for adults and not for children, the ads are expected to run online. Check out the F-Bomb ads here on EW and Deadline:

WATCH the teaser here:

We mentioned before, Elliot Villar (Gotham), Azhar Khan (Veep), Ron Cephas Jones (Banshee), Stephanie Corneliussen (Hello Ladies: The Movie) and Michael Drayer (The Sopranos) have joined the cast alonside Portia Doubleday (Carrie), Carly Chaikin (Suburgatory) and Martin Wallstrom (Simple Simon).

UPDATE: According to TV Line, Michael Cristofer (Smash), Randy Harrison (Queer as Folk) and Michele Hicks (The Shield) have joined the cast.

Hicks has landed the recurring role of Sharon Knowles, New York State's Chief Information Security Officer. Cristofer will recur as Phillip Price, the E Corp CEO whois in the midst of corporate backstabbing and scandal. Harrison plays Harry, Elliot's daytime boss.

Mr. Robot will premiere Wednesday, June 24 at 10pm on USA. The fifth season premiere of Suits will air beforehand that very same night.

Readers are you excited to see Mr. Robot?