Black Mirror (Channel 4, Netflix) TV Show • Page 18

IT'S HAPPENING

 

holy shit haha

 

Meh. Anyone else feel like Hated had a massive plot-hole? Like, killer robots that find their targets using facial recognition software can be pretty easily defeated with one of these:



Bring it the fuck on.

 

The titles of all six Black Mirror season 4 episodes have been revealed

 

San Junipero is still one of my favorite tv episodes in the last several years. That episode was so good.

 

Didn't know we were getting more of this so (relatively) soon, sweet.

 

VERY excited for a David Slade episode, did beautiful work on Hannibal.

 

Can't waaaaait.

 

Ya the David Slade one should be good. Did not know he directed a Twilight movie ha.

 

About 2 episodes left to go... I've been reading a lot of black mirror episode ranks. Man my least favorite episode, least memorable is making top 2 every time.

The episode with the boyfriend robot doll.

I don't get the love for that one. Compared to the rest of the series crazy shit, it's pretty mundane stuff. Like I think the San junuperio was wayyyyy better in terms of emotional pull within a sci fi world

 

San junuperio with a Emmy nom. Nice!

 

Good news for the shows best episode!

 

woooooooooo

 

Was really hoping for a date, but some of those previews were really interesting!

 

This looks so good (of course it does)

cannot wait to have more Black Mirror in my life

 

So ready for more eps

 

Hype!

 

fuck yeah, looks great

 

Sounds like we're getting this in December, according to that Empire piece.

Also, here are a couple promo photos.

From "USS Callister"


From "Arkangel"

 

Woe

 

I'm avoiding reading about it, but early buzz surrounding USS Callister is really exciting

 

Dunno if ya'll saw this over the weekend

 

This is amazing

 

finally got around to starting watching this. Thoughts on first few episodes:

The National Anthem: Loved this episode. Thought the concept was rather unique and compelling to watch it play out.

Fifteen Million Merits: Dystopian futures like this are a bit overdone. But still really enjoyed the characters and the story.

The Entire History of You: Pretty much the opposite of Fifteen Million Merits. The concept here was really really strong, easily the strongest of the three, but ruined by thoroughly unlikable characters. The ending felt like it was suggesting The grain was the root of the guys problems and freeing himself was the way forward when really The fact that he was an abusive asshole was the root of the guys problems, and the grain had nothing to do with that. And even if that is actually the point they were trying to make, with such a unique concept for an episode concluding that Your cool concept doesn't really matter in the end is just a let down.