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By virtue of its title, Black Mirror is prevented from being the former, so it must succeed at the latter, which it did in the early seasons, at least often enough to maintain viewer goodwill ...

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After an experimental season 6, Black Mirror is back on Netflix with ... multiple phone calls and a hugely charismatic turn from Topher Grace, making this a tense, narratively satisfying episode ...

Sci-Fi Shows Black Mirror creator Charlie Brooker talks bringing back Will Poulter's Bandersnatch character for season 7 and whether he'd revisit other episodes: "There's other characters I'd ...

It’s an uncertain swirl of anger, regret, and doubt that even extends across a transatlantic satellite phone when Topher Grace’s Jack Dorsey-esque tech CEO enters the mix. “Black Mirror ...

And that is to say that Black Mirror season 7 as a whole is a sensational watch. It’s also important to note that while each episode is independent in nature (aside from a few Black Mirror ...

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“Black Mirror,” the British television series famous ... Issa Rae, Emma Corrin, Awkwafina, Michele Austin and Paul Giamatti grace several episodes of the season, but “USS Callister: Into ...

Early adopters of sci-fi anthology series Black Mirror were once able to rattle ... talk to the Smithereen CEO (Topher Grace) on his phone. “Smithereens” is perfectly fine, but unremarkable.