Black Mirror answers the call for a larger season with a double batch of solid episodes that prove Charlie Brooker remains a masterful dystopian storyteller. Read critic reviews
Black Mirror (2016)
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1. Nosedive
Air date: Oct 21, 2016
An insecure office worker living in a smiley, status-obsessed, nightmare finds a way to join an old friend as one of society's elites.
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2. Playtest
Air date: Oct 21, 2016
While in Britain, a thrill-seeking globetrotter tests a video game that is terrifyingly advanced.
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3. Shut Up and Dance
Air date: Oct 21, 2016
When a teenager falls into an online trap, he is forced into an uneasy alliance.
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4. San Junipero
Air date: Oct 21, 2016
When Yorkie and Kelly visit San Junipero, a fun-loving beach town full of surf, sun and sex, their lives are changed.
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5. Men Against Fire
Air date: Oct 21, 2016
In the future, soldiers must protect frightened villagers from an infestation of vicious, feral mutants.
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6. Hated in the Nation
Air date: Oct 21, 2016
In the near-future, a police detective in London works with a tech-savvy sidekick to investigate mysterious deaths linked to social media.
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Una temporada donde lleva el punto de la serie de manera magistral sin problemas, aquí lo que importa es ver cómo puede cambiarnos a futuro las nuevas tecnologías y eso mismo lo hace genial está temporada, por supuesto hay algunos episodios mejores que otros pero la mayoría su propósito que es el anteriormente mencionado se cumple de buena manera, es una temporada bastante interesante que creo vale mucho la pena por los temas tratados, por supuesto sus niveles de producción son muy bueno además de que se ve que le han puesto todo su corazón en el proyecto, una temporada bastante buena que recomiendo ver que aunque tiene algunos defectos pero se los dejas pasar porque te entretiene de inicio a fin.
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"Shut Up and Dance" è tanto straziante quanto illuminante!
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So mamy good episodes in this season but my fav were Nosedive or Hated by the Nation. Absolute bangers.
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It definitely experiments with some new things, it's overall enjoyable in this somewhat new direction it takes keeping up with the tension, twists, drama, and philosophical thought.
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This review is for a specific episode titled "Shut Up and Dance". The concept is grounded and interesting but the execution, some creative choices and the ending is bad. There are so many things that should've been changed for this episode to be much better. First and foremost there should be a slight change in that scene with our lead Teenage character named Kenny when he was cleaning the table at the fast food chain. In the episode he saw a young girl and showed a little subtle interest to her that will make more sense later on. It was so generic and cliche. Instead of a young girl, they should've just replace her with a young boy because it's something unique that we haven't seen before, like seeing a male Teenager noticing a toy and trying to get it back to the young boy who forgot it. Another one is the other person that he met and became his partner throughout the middle of the episode, instead of an old man they should've just replace him with a young boy character who turns out a gay closeted kid who's in a parallel opposite situation to Kenny where he did also something similar but just like what I said opposite to what Kenny did that will be revealed later. That will be a much mind blowing twist because when they we're talking in the car it would seem like that the hacker just caught them doing inappropriate things while looking at the pictures of women on the internet just like what normal straight preteen and teenage guys do. That's why the twist at the end will be a much more powerful surprise to the audience who will finally get what they've actually did. And finally they should've changed the ending. Instead of the hacker finally trolled them and leaked the videos anyway it should be that after Kenny killed the other guy it will be also revealed that the police had already investigated the unusual patterns of people doing bad things by force and that they finally crack the case that will eventually led to the arrest of the hacker who will try to delete all the leaked that he or she collected in order to hide the evidence. The hacker will eventually delete all the videos including the videos of Kenny and the young boy's video but will failed to delete that one evidence of a racist comment of the CEO who left the key on the car earlier in the episode that will lead to his/her immediate arrest. And then Kenny will finally be back in his home with a relief. After that he will get a visitor who will turns out the young boy he met that day and the boy will ask him to be friends with him and ask him to hangout sometime. Kenny will accept his request and that will be the end of the episode.
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This season is hit or miss. Mostly good. Nosedive is one all involved with Social Media should watch. Shut up and Dance is very similar to White Bear but still well done. Overall another good season.
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Shut up and Dance is probably my favourite episode of any TV show ever.
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honestly best season in my taste
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Great stories. And we even get a happy ending this time with "San Junipero".
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First season on Netflix, played for American audiences, and you can see the differences. It's still a great show, but has lost a lot of its bite. Too much melodrama, nonsensical frights, silly action sequences and pseudo-suspense, not nearly enough black humor, satire, or a message. And way too long, especially Episode 6. Only outstanding episode is "Nosedive," a great episode about rating each other as product reviews, and the social status climbing and privileges with that that has always existed in society. Now, the show is being watered down, broken down, so its only a semblance of what it used to be, which is interestingly what was said could happen in Season 1 Ep 2
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