Yeah seen everything he's ever done. Touch Of Cloth has an excellent cast but the first one was never surpassed in terms of quality.Yes, even though I never watched dead set because I generally dislike anything with zombies in it. You've seen a Touch of Cloth? It's this spoof on british detective shows, each "season" has two episodes so it are basically three movies. It's filled to the brim with punsone of the funniest things I've ever seen
Black Mirror: Bandersnatch (Official Thread)
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Deadset is excellent.Yes, even though I never watched dead set because I generally dislike anything with zombies in it. You've seen a Touch of Cloth? It's this spoof on british detective shows, each "season" has two episodes so it are basically three movies. It's filled to the brim with puns
Mr Hate Coffee
Veteran
Show is crack. Can't wait for the next batch of episodes.
beenz
Rap Guerilla
Any news on when that is? I love this show as well.
Cheesy
All Star
I know it most likely is, the setting just puts me off, maybe when I get sick sometime I'll binge itDeadset is excellent.
Black Mirror: Charlie Brooker to edit original book series - BBC News
Be interesting to see what ideas come to fruition when a TV budget isn't a limitation on story ideas.
Be interesting to see what ideas come to fruition when a TV budget isn't a limitation on story ideas.
Late as fukk here, but 
I'm mad at myself for putting off watching this for as long as I did. Watched the whole series in 3-4 weeks. The show's darkness is amazing yet so unsettling. The parallels that it has to real life is fukking scary to be honest because I can really picture it happening to an extent. It does a terrific job of highlighting the ills and concerns of technology at its current trajectory and also creates some interesting dynamics associated with it.
Favorite 5 Episodes (In No Particular Order):
1. Hated In the Nation - Such a well-crafted episode that felt like it could be its own movie. Really love the connotation it made with the online hate people spew recklessly, without realizing the energy they're putting out there will only come back to them. And I just love that concept because I kinda live by it. A reminder to always be mindful of what you post online no matter how harmless you think it may be.
2. White Christmas – The best storytelling of the series I’ve seen thus far. The buildup of the atmosphere in this episode was incredible. You actually feel empathy for the guy when you see how he came to be who he was. Imagine being blocked from seeing what you believe to be your spouse and child for no reason and not being able to do anything about it. Finding out the kid wasn’t yours
Breh snapped. Then the whole cookie concept with how you’ll be tortured like a lab rat for eternities. 
3. 15 Million Merits – I was thrown off by the weird environment that it took place in and it had me wondering what it could be. A game show? A prison? A place for the underclass of society?
This type of setting would surely drive a person insane. It’s symbolic of the crabs in a barrel mentality where people will literally sell their souls to escape it. The ether in his soul seeing ol’ girl getting demoralized when he once saw her as a precious jewel to genuinely be invested in. Seeing the innocence leave her eyes
Only for him to succumb as well in the end.
4. The Entire History Of You – Breh’s detective game was The little shyt he was noticing that made you go 
All around a spectacular episode that just left me astounded. The thought having your entire life on video for you to see and experience whenever you wanted is both an intriguing but miserable concept. Just a reminder that maybe ignorance is bliss and everything shouldn’t be able to be revisited. Leave the past in the past.
5. San Junipero – This episode probably touched me the most out of all of the episodes. I love the 80’s theme present throughout the story. It gives you a perspective of time and encourages you live it up while it’s your time and appreciate it (Advice I need to take myself) Everyone was once young before growing old with regrets. The sadness of their stories paralleled in a way which formed into a bond that transcended time. It was nice that Yorkie having been paralyzed, who never had a chance to enjoy her life because of the time she came up in and her family’s beliefs, finally found someone in Kelly to be happy with despite their imminent deaths. If you’re a spiritual person who believes in souls you would like this episode.
Other than that an amazing series and will be looking forward to more episodes in the future
I'm mad at myself for putting off watching this for as long as I did. Watched the whole series in 3-4 weeks. The show's darkness is amazing yet so unsettling. The parallels that it has to real life is fukking scary to be honest because I can really picture it happening to an extent. It does a terrific job of highlighting the ills and concerns of technology at its current trajectory and also creates some interesting dynamics associated with it.Favorite 5 Episodes (In No Particular Order):
1. Hated In the Nation - Such a well-crafted episode that felt like it could be its own movie. Really love the connotation it made with the online hate people spew recklessly, without realizing the energy they're putting out there will only come back to them. And I just love that concept because I kinda live by it. A reminder to always be mindful of what you post online no matter how harmless you think it may be.
2. White Christmas – The best storytelling of the series I’ve seen thus far. The buildup of the atmosphere in this episode was incredible. You actually feel empathy for the guy when you see how he came to be who he was. Imagine being blocked from seeing what you believe to be your spouse and child for no reason and not being able to do anything about it. Finding out the kid wasn’t yours
Breh snapped. Then the whole cookie concept with how you’ll be tortured like a lab rat for eternities. 3. 15 Million Merits – I was thrown off by the weird environment that it took place in and it had me wondering what it could be. A game show? A prison? A place for the underclass of society?
This type of setting would surely drive a person insane. It’s symbolic of the crabs in a barrel mentality where people will literally sell their souls to escape it. The ether in his soul seeing ol’ girl getting demoralized when he once saw her as a precious jewel to genuinely be invested in. Seeing the innocence leave her eyes
Only for him to succumb as well in the end.4. The Entire History Of You – Breh’s detective game was
The little shyt he was noticing that made you go All around a spectacular episode that just left me astounded. The thought having your entire life on video for you to see and experience whenever you wanted is both an intriguing but miserable concept. Just a reminder that maybe ignorance is bliss and everything shouldn’t be able to be revisited. Leave the past in the past.5. San Junipero – This episode probably touched me the most out of all of the episodes. I love the 80’s theme present throughout the story. It gives you a perspective of time and encourages you live it up while it’s your time and appreciate it (Advice I need to take myself) Everyone was once young before growing old with regrets. The sadness of their stories paralleled in a way which formed into a bond that transcended time. It was nice that Yorkie having been paralyzed, who never had a chance to enjoy her life because of the time she came up in and her family’s beliefs, finally found someone in Kelly to be happy with despite their imminent deaths. If you’re a spiritual person who believes in souls you would like this episode.
Other than that an amazing series and will be looking forward to more episodes in the future
I'm on season 3 right now, just got finished with Nosedive. You want to take some xanax after each episode but you just can't stop watching...that's how good it is. Also, the women on this show got me
Hayley Atwell, Bryce Dallas Howard, Robb Stark's bytch, and Jessica Brown Findlay.
Breh
I'm low key starting to love that British accent on women
Gugu Mbatha-Raw is mine if I ever become famous
The chick the soldier was dreaming about in "Men Against Fire" 
Hayley Atwell and those titties
FukYaFeelings
Superstar
Looked up shows to watch while waiting for game of thrones
Ima give this a shot
Ima give this a shot
Un-AmericanDreamer
Simp City
Looked up shows to watch while waiting for game of thrones
Ima give this a shot
2nd best show to come from Britain IMO. If GOT is 1a, then this is 1b.
FukYaFeelings
Superstar
Un-AmericanDreamer
Simp City
Just finished the first episodetf is this
Twilight Zone for the new era, digital fukkery. You'll enjoy it, just keep at it.
Watch the one with the DVR brain or the talent show RIGHT NOWJust finished the first episode
FukYaFeelings
Superstar
If by talent show one u talking about the one where they bicycle, -and the white girl become a pornstar I just seen it.
I was like
the whole time.I see what the episode was tryna convey. But I didn't know it was an episodic show, I wanted to hear about the prime ministers life post pig fukkin
The DVR brain shyt cool. I'm 26 minutes into the episode and I had to call my cousin to tell her about this show.. imagine being able to tell somebody to show the dvr clips.
Nikkas talking about ur back, ur girl fukkin another nikka.. that shyt would be tragic in real life
Grand Conde
Superstar
Utopia number 1 breh?