Season 1-2 Smartly written and well cast, the individual episodes keep circling back to such apprehensions, with darkly satiric overtones that distinguish it from most of what's currently on U.S. TV. Season 3 Black Mirror continues to be as bracingly original and thought-provoking as ever before, a Twilight Zone-influenced gem for the technology age that Brooker only seems to get more creative at fleshing out. Season 4 The "grandson" of Twilight Zone is loaded of surprises in the 4th season. The episodes that deserves all attention the ones that tributes Star Trek and Alfred Hitchcock presents. The final episode is an hyperbole.

Stephen King described Black Mirror as "terrifying, funny, intelligent. It's like the 'Twilight Zone,' only rated R." That's actually giving it short shrift. ... What makes the series special is how there is always one more twist that you didn't expect in the same way there is always some implication--usually for ill--in a new invention that we didn't think of. This new season will only add to the acclaim