Black Mirror
About Black Mirror
Black Mirror is a British anthology series that explores the dark side of technology and modern society. Each standalone episode presents a self-contained story set in an alternative present or near future, examining how technology can amplify humanity's worst instincts. From social media obsession and surveillance states to artificial intelligence and virtual reality, the show holds up a dark mirror to the ways technology reshapes human behavior, relationships, and society. Created by satirist Charlie Brooker, the series is celebrated for its prescient themes, twist endings, and ability to make viewers question their own relationship with technology.
Characters (3)
Videos
Black Mirror Season 6 Official Trailer
Black Mirror — Nosedive Clip
Frequently Asked Questions
Black Mirror has 7 seasons (called "series" in British television) with 27 episodes plus an interactive film, Bandersnatch. It originally aired on Channel 4 (2011-2014) before moving to Netflix (2016-present).
Black Mirror is available on Netflix globally. The first two series originally aired on Channel 4 in the UK before the show moved to Netflix starting with Series 3.
No, each episode of Black Mirror is a standalone story with different characters, settings, and themes. You can watch episodes in any order, though some fans recommend starting with standout episodes like "The Entire History of You," "White Bear," or "Nosedive."
Black Mirror was created by Charlie Brooker, a British broadcaster, writer, and satirist. Brooker writes or co-writes most episodes and serves as executive producer alongside Annabel Jones.