Charlie Brooker’s jet-black, razor-sharp sci-fi satire anthology Black Mirror has been one of the most striking things to hit British TV in years, with each stand-alone episode offering a glimpse into a terrifying future where technology has done something ever so slightly fucked up to our lives. Originally broadcast on Channel 4, the show has slowly built up a reputation around the world — helped in no small part by the plot of the first episode notoriously featuring the British Prime Minister being forced to have sex with a pig, and then allegations coming out that David Cameron may have done something similar.
Now Netflix have picked up the show, and they’ll be releasing all six episode of season three on the same day, in their normal style, on October 21. Meaning that you can binge them all at once, but that will be a very, very bleak six or so hours. The Hollywood Reporter has the following details on the new episodes:
"San Junipero" features Gugu Mbatha-Raw and Mackenzie Davis in an episode directed by Owen Harris.
It's great to see the show attracting such big name talent.
