ItвЂ™s obvious that sheвЂ™s our heroine the only one who is truly brave enough to stand up to Daly. While the rest of the crew accepts the fact that they have to obey Daly, Cole rejects that. SheвЂ™s highly intelligent, headstrong, and unafraid of her own opinion. SheвЂ™s a fresh face at the office, being brought on as the newest coder. Set those phasers to stun, ladies this oneвЂ™s for us. Not only does the production and cinematography of this episode soar above its predecessors, but it packs quite the feminist punch. Among all the royal gems that Brooker and his team have created, вЂњU.S.S CallisterвЂќ might just be the crown jewel. Truly, IвЂ™ve never watched a show that so consistently brings greatness in every single episode (especially when the program is in a 60-minute format).

Let me be clear every episode of this show is iconic. Black Mirror shows us what weвЂ™re really afraid ofвЂ“the unknown.

With nearly everything at the touch of a button on our smartphones and computers, Black MirrorВ feeds on a very real fear that we all have even if we donвЂ™t admit it. Since 2011,В Black MirrorВ has been bringing us cultural and societal commentary on how technology can negatively impact our lives in a near future. And while the showвЂ™s creator (Charlie Brooker) hasnвЂ™t been in a hurry to create another season, even after a 2-year hiatus, we can still hang onto the television masterpiece that is Seasons 1-5. Much like every other Black Mirror fan, IвЂ™m patiently awaiting new episodes and binge-watching all of my old favorites.

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