After five intriguing and thought-provoking seasons delving deep into ethical and moral issues intertwined with potential scenarios driven by technological advancements, the sixth season unfortunately takes us back to the 1960s, 1970s, and 1980s, completely devoid of any typical technological interventions. In my opinion, this is clearly a step back for the series, which had already gained fame for its unique ideas and execution. The stories in the sixth season are overly simplistic, lacking the depth and complexity that provided ample material for debate and discussion. Several episodes are confined to a limited setting, resulting in constructed narratives that gradually become illogical and hard to bear. I would not recommend this sixth season to anyone who enjoys dark, technology-driven stories, as it lacks any wow factors and compelling narratives.