SummaryOriginally aired in the UK in 2011 and a winner of an International Emmy in 2012 for Best TV Mini-Series, the drama's anthology-styled episodes explore the dark side of modern technology.
Directed By:David Slade
Written By:Charlie Brooker
Air Date:
Dec 29, 2017
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Jan 8, 2020
10
It’s probably an unpopular opinion but this is the best and most “Black Mirror” episode of series 4. No other episodes bring new technology to the forefront like this. I think what I’m missing in this season and 5 is the feeling of dystopia is gone. The feeling it being realistic and in the not too distant future. This tech (that everyone is familiar with by now. We’ve seen Boston dynamics test their bots for years) has completely destroyed the world and it’s beautiful. This is a beautifully shot episode. The black and white scenery is taken in by the protagonists and viewer in the beginning. Something really bad has happened, but the show must go on, we both have to move through the shell of what many think to be the end of the black mirror timeline. And it’s bleak, unforgiving, quiet, merciless, gritty, most of all NOVEL. Everything I value in the series The other eps just have this horribly cheesy vibe season 4 and 5. Bandersnatch is unique at least





























