Black Mirror Season 6 - All You Need To Know About The New Black Mirror Season 6
It's been almost three years since Netflix added a new episode of Black Mirror. There has been no progress on a Black Mirror season 6 for years, but new reports say that Netflix is working on the sixth season. So far, here's what we know.
Author:Alex MercerReviewer:Nathanial BlackwoodJun 22, 2022194.9K Shares2.5M Views
It feels like we've been living in a long Black Mirror episode for the past few years, especially since the COVID-19 pandemic.
During most of 2020 and 2021, we had to rely heavily on technology, social media, and video calls to stay in touch with people and keep our relationships going.
So far, this is all we know.
What Happened To Black Mirror Season 5?
BLACK MIRROR SEASON 5 Official Trailer (2019) Miley Cyrus, Netflix Series HD
Season 5, Episode 1: “Striking Vipers”
Cast: Anthony Mackie, Yahya Abdul-Mateen II, Nicole Beharie, Pom Klementieff, and Ludi Lin
Danny and Karl may travel inside a Mortal Kombat-like game using technology from Season 4's "U.S.S. Callister."
Abdul-Mateen likes Roxette and plays Lance (Lin) (Klementieff). When the game interferes with their real life, both within and outside the game unravel.
Season 5, Episode 2: “Smithereens”
Cast: Andrew Scott, Damson Idris, and Topher Grace
Maybe you think staring at your phone (a "black mirror") will break you.
Scott's Chris is gone.
He hates Smithereens, a Facebook-like corporation with a Twitter-like platform (Facebook has Persona).
Grace's Billy Bauer leads Smithereens like a cross between Mark Zuckerberg and Erlich Bachman.
Chris goes to great efforts to call Billy.
Season 5, Episode 3: “Rachel, Jack And Ashley Too”
Cast:Miley Cyrus, Angourie Rice, and Madison Davenport
Miley Cyrus is a pop star.
Ashley O is seeing her career fall and creating an AI device with her personality, Ashley Too.
Rachel (Rice), 15, is a lonely new student fascinated with Ashley O.
She gets an Ashley Too for her birthday, to her sister Jack's (Davenport) dismay.
Ashley O's real-world problems shatter Ashley Too.
Subplots involve electrocuting rat robots.
Will There Be A Black Mirror Season 6?
Developing, supposedly.
Netflix hasn't verified.
Disputes with IP owner Endemol Shine Group have stalled the series.
Annabel Jones and Charlie Brooker left Endemol Shine Group to form their own firm (with Netflix's financial backing and an overall production pact), and Black Mirror has been quiet since.
Netflix made a "landmark deal" with Brooker and Jones in July 2020 to buy controlling ownership in Broke & Bones.
They've developed Death to 2020 and 2021, Cat Burglar, and Attack of the Hollywood Cliches!
Will There Be Another Interactive Black Mirror Episode?
BLACK MIRROR: Bandersnatch Trailer (2018) Netflix
Since Bandersnatch was the first interactive special on Netflix, the creators of Black Mirror talked about whether they would do it again.
“„In an interview with Yahoo, they said, “The thing is, if you’re doing an interactive episode, it needs to justify itself. There needs to be a compelling narrative reason as to why you’re using that otherwise, it is just a gimmick.”
We do know that there are no plans for a sequel to one of the most popular episodes, San Junipero.
Brooker has said that he wants to keep the two happy in their new home.
But in October 2016, it was said that ideas for sequels to White Bear and Be Right Back, which are two of the earlier episodes, had been discussed.
As part of the new deal we talked about above, Broke and Bones have hired Russell McLean, who will "focus on creating interactive projects" in the future.
Can The World Handle Another Season Of ‘Black Mirror’?
Black Mirror was on BBC for its first two seasons.
When it moved to Netflix before season 3, it became one of Netflix's first big hits.
When Charlie Brooker made Black Mirror, he was influenced by Rod Serling's Twilight Zone, which told scary stories about how fast technology was changing and how dangerous it could be.
The show is so important to the culture that it has even predicted what will happen in the future.
In the episode "Hated in the Nation," the show warned against the "cancel culture."
In "The Entire History of You," it showed what happens when you record every part of your day, and in "Nosedive," it hinted that being addicted to social media can cause serious mental health problems.
Brooker said in the summer of 2020 that the events of the past few years made it hard to plan for future seasons.
“„“At the moment, I don’t know what stomach there would be for stories about societies falling apart, so I’m not working away on one of those,” Brooker said, per Rolling Stone. “I’m sort of keen to revisit my comic skill set, so I’ve been writing scripts aimed at making myself laugh.”
Everything We Know So Far About Black Mirror Season 6
Black Mirror's sixth season, which will be longer than the last, has reportedly already started casting.
There were only three episodes in Season 5.
Anthony Mackie and Yahya Abdul-Matteen II were in Striking Vipers, Andrew Scott and Topher Grace were in Smithereens, and Miley Cyrus was in Rachel, Jack, and Ashley Too.
There was also the movie Black Mirror: Bandersnatch, which was a choose-your-own-adventure movie.
During the next season, Brooker and his partner in making the show, Annabel Jones, will continue to broaden the show's scope and give the episodes "a more cinematic approach."
Like season 5, each one will be at least an hour-long and look like a movie.
‘Black Mirror’ Won’t Return Until 2023, At Least
Even though work is being done on a new season, fans won't get new episodes right away.
Most likely, Season 6 of Black Mirror will be on Netflix sometime in 2023, but it could be even later.
Since they are just now casting, and each episode is being made like a movie, it will take months, if not a whole year or more, to make season 6.
Fans can watch the first five seasons of Black Mirror on Netflix in the meantime.
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What Is Season 5 Of Black Mirror About?
All of Black Mirror's main ideas are still there in its fifth season, which started Wednesday on Netflix with three new episodes.
It tells stories about the things that can be done with technology and the unexpected ways that technology and people meet.
It sets up ideas and then makes them harder to understand as each episode goes on.
Is Season 5 Black Mirror Good?
Season 5 of Black Mirror was not the best nor the worst season of the program.
It was simply average. Even though each of its episodes was highly entertaining, at least two of the three episodes did not have the same "Black Mirror" vibe as the other episodes did.
This season of Black Mirror was lacking in its signature edge.
Who Died In Black Mirror S5 E2?
Tamsin's illness lasted for two months until she passed away, and although everyone pointed the finger at the drunk driver, Chris points the finger at himself.
In addition to Smithereen.
Both he and his late fiance were hooked to their phones and Smithereen at one point in their lives.
Conclusion
Given how much the world has become its own Black Mirror season, it's almost hard to notice that the popular Netflix show hasn't put out any new episodes since June 2019.
But now, Variety says that a Black Mirror season 6 of the hit anthology show is on the way.
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What Happened To Black Mirror Season 5?
Will There Be A Black Mirror Season 6?
Will There Be Another Interactive Black Mirror Episode?
Can The World Handle Another Season Of ‘Black Mirror’?
Everything We Know So Far About Black Mirror Season 6
‘Black Mirror’ Won’t Return Until 2023, At Least
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