The much-beloved Black Mirror returns to Netflix for its sixth series. From the weird and wonderful mind of Charlie Brooker, the British dystopian anthology show has produced some of the most interesting television of the last decade, be that a world where social media status rules, what would happen if you could replay all of your memories, as well as an interactive film where the viewer decides the outcome of the story.
It's been an experimental phenomenon that has exploded in popularity every time a new season drops. Starting out in 2011 on Channel 4, Netflix then acquired the distribution rights from 2016 onwards and never looked back. Now four years on, since Black Mirror made an appearance, a lot has changed. Brooker knows this, not wanting to repeat the same efforts as before with a commitment for the show to "keep reinventing itself" – and that's certainly true for many aspects of the latest season.
