The mind-boggling British science fiction "The Black Mirror" haunts the use of modern day technology through sharp and suspenseful episodes that present possible societal consequences. Each episode contains a whole new story line and cast as it showcases a main character being challenged by "new age" technology, essentially going through a psychological crisis. With the use of dark satire, this tv series surrounds the audience with the "Twilight Zone" sensation of a dark and twisted nature. Black Mirror aims to display how advancements in technology will interfere with human nature. Daunting and wicked music aids to transitioning from scene to scene, as the audiences' anticipation grows with each heart beat. Charlie Brooker, the writer and creator of Black Mirror projects the future side-effects of the overuse of technology; under;lying the subject of digital technology and potential within human development. The content of the series covers internal struggles that incorporate a major conflict between humans and nature. As the characters take on pressuring decisions, the audience begins an ongoing or repeated theme of ethics: what is considered wrong, right or honest, for humans to do. Black mirror is an untraditional take on the common debate between the advantages and disadvantages of technology in society. Each individual story within an episode will keep you hooked on a thrilling experience of suspense and emotional trauma.