Season 6 of "Black Mirror" is Now Streaming

[xdeedots]

Black Mirror Season 6 is now on Netflix! https://t.co/mA3LSsPQfW
- Netflix (@netflix) June 15, 2023

The sixth season to the Netflix anthology series, Black Mirror was released on June 15th.

Thoughts from those who've already watched it? Spoilers ahead

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[stf_ugh]

Really liked the first two episodes and the last two.

The one with Josh Harnett and Whatshisname from Breaking Bad was so. Fucking. Boring oh my god. Who cares about two sad horrible males. Who fucking cares lmao??? Oh the women are just there to almost be assaulted or killed to further their pain?? Whatever. One of the worst of the entire series easily.

[la_petite_singe]

I started out liking that one -- at first I thought it was gonna be some Jeffrey MacDonald thing where he's accused of the murders and can't prove it was "hippies," and then I thought he'd use Pinkman's replica to get revenge, and THEN I thought he'd murder someone else (bookstore lady?) in Pinkman's house to frame him...but nope. None of the above. 🤷🏻‍♀️🤷🏻‍♀️🤷🏻‍♀️

[molkat]

Same, it started good and then fell apart. I became convinced there was going to be some twist about it all being some sort of experiment, they aren't really in space because the mission makes no sense. Why not send the robots up in space and have them control them from Earth? How can they transmit their consciousness into their robots on Earth but have no communication with their space agency? Why is this space agency just sitting back and doing nothing to intervene?

[littlebones]

i liked the idea of the story and kind of figured out where it was going.. but aaron paul was not strong enough imo. it was always just 'this is aaron paul' not 'this is two people'

[peddlestools]

huh that's funny. my mom totally disagrees, though she wasn't as familiar with Aaron Paul nor did she know the fact that he calls his wife "little bird"

[hotdoggoz]

Whenever I see him I can only think of that “little bird is feeding herself” post.

[molkat]

That one really stretched the limits of the viewer not thinking too hard about the entire set up. Spent the episode alternating between being convinced there was going to be some twist about the whole thing and declaring "Where the hell is NASA (or whoever funded that mission)?!" What the hell space agency would just leave them to figure it out on their own?

[anna_drenxavier]

Yeah, I just finished that one. The ending was stupid. I did not "buy" that the David character would do something like that, and was disappointed that the writers chose the lowest common denominator ending - the bleakest and most violent ending possible, simply BECAUSE it was the bleakest and most violent ending possible. Very lacking in creativity. I thought maybe David would somehow steal the other guy's life. But they didn't really flesh out the logistics of the robot/consciousness stuff, or what they were doing, or WHY. It had the potential to be so much better, so I'm frustrated.