Black Mirror is a sci-fi anthology series that offers a humorously dark view of Western civilization by focusing on the relationship between technology and human nature. Each season features a collection of individual vignettes with uniquely creative and uncomfortably thought-provoking narratives. From underscoring the power of social media and the control it has in our daily lives to showing what life could be like when humans have access to memory implants, the show offers a profound and unsettling commentary on the society we live in.

It's a well-written and brilliantly produced high-concept show, with neat cinematography, crisp editing and terrific screenplay calling the shots. Production design, costumes and makeup are totally convincing in almost all the episodes. while some episodes make their point better than others, all present interesting ideas. Appearances by well-known actors like Rupert Everett, Jessica Brown Findlay, Bryce Dallas Howard, and Jon Hamm add to its appeal. All in all, Black Mirror offers a mature Twilight Zone-like viewing experience that is both entertaining and disturbingly captivating.

Overall, The series is a contemporary reworking of 'The Twilight Zone' with stories that tap into the collective unease about the modern world. It's a smart, suspenseful, thought-provoking Sci-Fi series that. There is no progression throughout episodes, each episode is a standalone story, each is unique and has different set of actors. That means that you don't need to be consistently dedicated to it like you would other shows. Mostly, the stories deal with horrors, potential, and/or ideas regarding technology or world concepts. 8.4 stars out of 10 for stunning presentation of mind boggling stories.