The question we have after the end of Black Mirror Season 7

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• The “common people” explore the brains that are replicated for medical purposes, with constant advertising and limited mobility.

• “Bete Noire” follows the power struggle between characters using the multiverse connection device.

• “Hotel Reverie” investigates the potential success of a modern actor who uses AI technology and a project that spilles old movies.

Sixth season Black mirror There were five episodes in 2023, and there are memorable episodes. For example, “Beyond the Sea” saw two astronauts in space. There was also a stupid “Devil 79” for the devil who owns a young influential girl.

Fans are still looking for an answer to the episode, but now there are season 7, and there are many new episodes that raise only more questions. Can one of these episodes get a sequel to tie a loose end?

There will be a spoiler in the future.

5

How does Rivermind work?

Episode 1, “General People”

“Comment People” is an episode that sells people with basic subscriptions for things. This episode is mainly about couples who clone the brain and discover services that can remove unnecessary tissues or diseases such as tumors. This miracle treatment has some catches.

First, the default subscription cost is $ 300, not ultimately bad when choosing between unconscious vegetables and true death. Basic subscribers must stay in a limited area, so they cannot easily travel around the world, state or state. Finally, the occupant randomly contains the advertisement as if waiting for a YouTube video.

Amanda and Mike are couples who are undergoing this trial, but no one shows it as a cloned brain except for the contact between them and Gaynor's Rivermind. How widespread is this technology? What happens when people can't pay the basic subscription? The questions continue to accumulate, but the overall question about Mike and Amanda is probably meaningless because it dies.

4

How long does Mary take to be the queen of the universe?

Episode 2, “Bete Noire”

“Bete Noire” is probably the highest concept of Season 7. Verity, a character, builds a device connected to Multiverse. Touching the button doesn't look big and you can twist new things. She can do everything from changing the short color in front of her to the movie scene. It is a good way to keep the end of the episode in mind and reveal the gas of the enemy.

Mary overwhelms truth and controls this machine. Instead of saving her life, she wants to go up beyond that and become the ruler of the universe. Verity admitted that she did this at one point, but became boring. How long will Mary takes to get angry in boredom? And if she did so, would she target innocent people?

3

Is Redream a hit?

Episode 3, “Hotel Reverie”

“Hotel Reverie” is about Redream, a technology company led by a woman named Kimmy. She joins the current stars and goes to the film studio that collapses to revive old movies. Their first project is to put the famous actress Brandy in a classic film called Hotel Reverie. Although there are hiccups along the road, the Redream team can reproduce the movie like stage play and release it on the streaming platform.

Still, I don't know if this Redream project has gained popularity. Black and white movies have a modern fan, but they are still niche markets. If that is successful, you can create a completely new AI -based storytelling industry by preserving the past with modern actors and new technologies. It fits perfectly in the sequel Black mirror Hotel Reverie is not only a romance but also an episode where you can enter other film genres from science to fear. Whether the AI ​​structure of Brandy and Dorothy will be good, the fans may be wondering how fans and the romance will be built by many calls.

2

Is the world a utopia?

Episodes 4, “PLAYTHING”

“PLAYTHING” is a rough concept of episodes that end with an implicit event. In the 90's, Cameron, a game journalist, goes to the game called Thronglets he is obsessed with. It is more like a real simulation than the game, so Cameron begins to take care of life. He is their gods and loves them like their father, upgrading technology for decades, and mostly uses consoles such as PS3 and Nintendo Switch models. At the end of the episode, Cameron uploads to the government's database by drawing QR codes displayed on the security camera inside the police station.

This causes a specific event that is believed that the world is in a katatonic state. Cameron says it's for greater benefits, but there are some questions that the case raises. Did all the people of the world passed away? Cameron was not protected by those who were not around the technology or wearing headphones. How does this new world work? Is it a hive heart? It will be interesting to jump into the aftermath of this proposed Utopia. Black mirror season.

1

Can Nanette free her friends in her heart?

Episode 6, “USS Callister: in Infinity”

“USS Callister: in Infinity” is a sequel to the “USS Callister” in Season 4. The episode ends with a high sound as Nanette and the rest of the crew escaped Robert's Hellscape into the actual MMO space. It looks good for them, but this new episode opens how problematic for this clone crew. They have lost one comrade in this new era and must live with millions of players by purchasing ammunition and fuel.

Through a series of trials and errors, this episode resumes her life as if the cloned Nanette entered the actual Nanette's body and died. There is still one big catch. Her crew is now trapped in her head, like a dark sequel interior. Unlike the characters of the Pixar universe, Nanette can listen to everyone in the head. Can she take them out, or should you learn how to live peacefully with four cloned AI consciousness in your head?