Few shows have captured the anxieties of the digital age quite like Black Mirror. Ever since its debut, Charlie Brooker's anthology series has been equally captivating and terrifying audiences, ...

Levitt is a contributor for TIME. Levitt is a contributor for TIME. Few anthologies have captured audiences’ attention quite like Black Mirror. Each episode of creator Charlie Brooker’s series is ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Maria is unsettled further when McEwen’s character, a computer genius, joins her team at work. Everyone else appears to adore ...

While Black Mirror delivers its fair share of frights, thrills, and technological horror, some episodes also manage to move ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. From speculative AI to sentient beings, each episode is entirely unique, meaning you don’t have to watch them in 'order' to enjoy ...

In a world where we've grown reliant on technology, Black Mirror shows just how vulnerable we might be. The Netflix sci-fi series explores our relationship with tech, and what could happen if things ...

Issa Rae stars in the Black Mirror season 7 episode Hotel Reverie. When you think of your favorite Black Mirror episodes, what comes to mind? On April 10, Netflix's hit dark anthology series returned ...

Either Charlie Brooker has run out of ideas, or pop culture has finally eclipsed "Black Mirror," his technophobic-cum-miserabilist science fiction series that just dropped its seventh season on ...

"Black Mirror" has long followed the mold of shows like "The Twilight Zone" by offering haunting, standalone sci-fi stories. But the Netflix series is taking the unusual step of returning to a ...

Black Mirror confirmed to return for an 8th season, says creator Charlie Brooker. Show received first-ever Golden Globe nominations, including acting nods for Rashida Jones and Paul Giamatti. Previous ...

There are some who think our current dystopian world has made Black Mirror irrelevant. Reality is already stranger (and worse) than anything fiction can imagine. So, what do we need a show like ...