Black Mirror season 4: new trailer, release date announced
Heading to Netflix this monthis the fourth series of Black Mirror, with six new episodes written (or co-written) by series creator Charlie Brooker.
Heading to Netflix this monthis the fourth series of Black Mirror, with six new episodes written (or co-written) by series creator Charlie Brooker.
Across the course of four devastating tweets, Charlie Brooker managed to comprehensively ruin what remains of 2017.
The Emmy awards have often been criticised for their lack of imagination in recent years, often failing to acknowledge the diversity of television and instead awarding the same talent and the same shows again and again.
Water is wet, the sky is blue. Things we enjoyed the first time will get a sequel or a reboot. And so Charlie Brooker, creator of Channel 4/Netflix’s Black Mirror, has hinted that some past episodes may receive the sequel treatment in the future.
Homegrown series including The Crown, Sherlock and Black Mirror were all nominated for Primetime Emmy Awards in this week’s announcement.
Black Mirror creator Charlie Brooker has been talking about what we can expect from series 4 of the show, and how it might be less topical than we expect.
In case you didn’t have enough nightmare fuel, Black Mirror creator Charlie Brooker will edit a new series of books based on the series.
Five years ago Charlie Brooker unleashed the dystopian future-tech world of Black Mirror onto our the screens. With no new episodes since Christmas 2014, the anthology series has jumped ship from Channel 4 to the international streaming shores (and bigger budgets) of Netflix. As we prepare to have our minds blown by six brand new episodes this Friday, … >
Charlie Brooker has unveiled the first photos from the upcoming third season of Black Mirror. Netflix announced the commission of 12 episodes of the anthology series last September. Six brand new episodes will all be released on Netflix on Friday 21 October. British star Gugu Mbatha-Raw (Doctor Who) and Mackenzie Davis (The Martian) will lead the cast of the … >
What’s coming up on British TV this year in the world of comedy? We take a look at some of the treats in store… Camping This is a new Sky Atlantic comedy from Julia Davis (Hunderby, Nighty Night) which sounds like it’s going to be just as darkly funny as her previous work. It’s … >