Peter Capaldi stars in Plaything - while Will Poulter returns It is the fourth episode of Black Mirror season 7. See what we made of the episode in our review. Synopsis: In a near-future London, an ...

which calls back to the classic episode from season 4. Black Mirror boasts a stacked cast in season 7. I'm not going to list every single name, but keep a look out for Awkwafina, Peter Capaldi ...

Without giving away the plot of “Thronglets” or “Black Mirror” Season 7 episode, “Plaything,” Night School co-founder and “Thronglets” game developer Sean Krankel broke down the ...

The “USS Callister” episode isn’t the only “Black Mirror” entry getting a sequel in Season 7 – Will Poulter’s character also marks a return in the episode “Playthings.” ...

The first episode of season seven of Black Mirror follows a schoolteacher and her husband as they find themselves in a precarious situation after she has a costly medical procedure. Faced with ...

Nolan and Bailey's adoption hopes are dashed due to job dangers. Character moments and banter deepen in the well-paced season. Main case wraps up with a shooting at AJ's house and Miles' decision ...

The episode’s satirical approach is clever and ... It’s purely all about the vibes. And the vibe that season 7 wants to open with is “haha wow, life really is a nightmare.” ...

As promised, he can give her a eulogy. Damn, maybe this really was the best episode of Black Mirror ever. All six episodes of Black Mirror season 7 are available to stream on Netflix now.

‘Black Mirror’ Season 7 keeps the twists coming, and Episode 2, ‘Bête Noire,’ is no exception. Charlie Brooker’s anthology takes us into a world where reality bends in ways that mess with your head.

Since its debut back in 2011, Charlie Brooker's dark anthology series Black Mirror has delivered some superb science fiction stories, mixed with unguessable twists, jaw-dropping moments and even ...