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Do we really need 'Black Mirror' Season 6? Why the Netflix series has lost its edge

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On January 20, 2015, Daniel Lavery posted an article on The Toast satirizing Black Mirror, which at the time was new to American audiences. The article, titled “Next, on Black Mirror,” poked fun at the show’s preachy, anti-technology tone. One “synopsis” simply read “What if phones, but too much?”

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