Annie Murphy as Joan in ‘Black Mirror.’.
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Just in case the unending feeling of impending doom wasn’t sufficient, dystopian anthology sequence Black Mirror is again on Netflix, providing up 5 new episodes.
In Season 6, followers of the sequence will get extra of what they love in regards to the present: mind-bending tales that gas paranoia about tech and social media, characters trapped in nightmares of their very own making and out-there ideas that’ll make you ruminate for days.
Canadian actor Annie Murphy (Schitt’s Creek) stars in her first-ever episode of Black Mirror — titled Joan Is Awful — and her character, Joan, is shortly swept up in a social-media-related tailspin. (No spoilers right here!)
Written by sequence creator Charlie Brooker, the episode, as with most episodes of this present, takes you in a path you’ll not anticipate. Co-starring Salma Hayek, it explores the reaches of social media and the issues we might (or might not have) signed up for.
Jessica Rhoades and Charlie Brooker attend the BFI Screening of ‘Black Mirror’ at BFI Southbank on June 12, 2023 in London, England.
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Global News sat down with Brooker, co-executive producer Jessica Rhoades and individually, Murphy, to debate all issues Black Mirror.
(You can watch the interviews within the video, prime.)
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‘Black Mirror’ Season 6 is now obtainable to stream on Netflix.
