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Black Mirror(2011)
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Black Mirror
In a near-future world, technology's dark promises unravel humanity in chilling, thought-provoking tales.
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Twisted tales run wild in this mind-bending anthology series that reveals humanity
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Seasons & Episodes
Season 13 episodes · premiered Dec 4, 2011
Season 24 episodes · premiered Feb 11, 2013
Season 36 episodes · premiered Oct 21, 2016
Season 46 episodes · premiered Dec 29, 2017
Season 53 episodes · premiered Jun 5, 2019
Season 65 episodes · premiered Jun 15, 2023
Season 76 episodes · premiered Apr 10, 2025
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Cast & Crew
67 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Jesse Plemons
as Robert Daly (2 Episodes)
Cristin Milioti
as Nanette Cole (2 Episodes)
Anjana Vasan
as Nida Huq
Jimmi Simpson
as James Walton (2 Episodes)
Milanka Brooks
as Elena Tulaska (2 Episodes)
Osy Ikhile
as Nate Packer (2 Episodes)
Paul G Raymond
as Kabir Dudani (2 Episodes)
Monica Dolan
as Janet McCardle (1 Episode) , CS Linda Grace (1 Episode)
Billy Magnussen
as Karl
Daniel Lapaine
as Max (1 Episode) , Dawson (1 Episode)
Joshua James
as Chris Holligan (1 Episode) , Gordy (1 Episode)
Wunmi Mosaku
as Katie
Supporting cast
49Michaela Coel
as Airline Stewardess (1 Episode) , Shania (1 Episode)
Kenneth Collard
as Doctor Dmitri Babich (1 Episode) , Jim (1 Episode)
Hannah John Kamen
as Selma Telse (1 Episode) , Sonja (1 Episode)
Aaron Paul
as Cliff Stanfield (1 Episode) , Gamer691 (voice) (1 Episode)
Beatrice Robertson Jones
as Older May Double (1 Episode) , Restaurant Daughter (1 Episode)
Jay Simpson
as Rod Senseless (1 Episode) , Gordon (1 Episode)
Kave Niku
as Shopkeeper (1 Episode) , Villager (1 Episode)
Tessa Wong
as Crystal (1 Episode) , Streamberry Receptionist (1 Episode)
Danielle Vitalis
as Fatima Klaas (1 Episode) , Mika (1 Episode)
Rebecca Ozer
as Carol (voice) (1 Episode) , Ayla (1 Episode)
Alice Eve
as 1 episode
Hayley Atwell
as Martha Starmer (1 Episode)
Domhnall Gleeson
as Ash Starmer (1 Episode)
Rory Kinnear
as Michael Callow (1 Episode)
Lindsay Duncan
as Alex Cairns (1 Episode)
Donald Sumpter
as Julian Hereford (1 Episode)
Tom Goodman Hill
as Tom Blice (1 Episode)
Toby Kebbell
as Liam Foxwell (1 Episode)
Lenora Crichlow
as Victoria Skillane (1 Episode)
Michael Smiley
as Baxter (1 Episode)
Wyatt Russell
as Cooper Redfield (1 Episode)
Daniel Rigby
as Jamie Salter (1 Episode)
Douglas Hodge
as Rolo Haynes (1 Episode)
Claire Keelan
as Naomi (1 Episode)
Sinead Matthews
as Sarah (1 Episode)
Julia Davis
as Judge Charity (1 Episode)
Ashley Thomas
as Judge Wraith (1 Episode)
Cherry Jones
as Susan Taylor (1 Episode)
Tuppence Middleton
as Jem (1 Episode)
Ian Bonar
as Damien (1 Episode)
Elisabeth Hopper
as Knife Woman (1 Episode)
Nick Bartlett
as Welder Guy (1 Episode)
Nick Ofield
as Iain Rannoch (1 Episode)
Alex Lawther
as Kenny (1 Episode)
Jerome Flynn
as Hector (1 Episode)
Susannah Doyle
as Blackmailed Woman (1 Episode)
Frankie Wilson
as Tom (1 Episode)
Jimmy Roye Dunne
as Red (1 Episode)
Hannah Steele
as Melissa (1 Episode)
Sarah Beck Mather
as Restaurant Mother (1 Episode)
Malachi Kirby
as Stripe (1 Episode)
Madeline Brewer
as Raiman (1 Episode)
Jodie Whittaker
as 1 episode
Ariane Labed
as Catarina (1 Episode)
Sarah Snook
as Medina (1 Episode)
Michael Kelly
as Arquette (1 Episode)
Kola Bokinni
as Lennard (1 Episode)
Francis Magee
as Parn Heidekker (1 Episode)
Kelly Macdonald
as Karin Parke (1 Episode)
Writers
1Producers
1Other crew
5Awards & Nominations
8 winsPrimetime Emmy Award
- Won2019Outstanding Television Movie
- Won2019Outstanding Interactive Program
- Won2018Outstanding Television Movie
- Won2018Outstanding Single-Camera Picture Editing for a Limited Series or Movie
- Won2018Outstanding Sound Editing for a Limited or Anthology Series, Movie or Special
- Won2017Outstanding Television Movie
More awards & festivals (2) — regional academies & film-festival prizes
Irish Film Television Awards
- Won2019Irish Film & Television Awards — Andrew Scott
Peabody Awards
- Won2014Peabody Awards
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Filming locations
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Spoiler-Safe Guide
medium confidencesource-verifiedBlack Mirror is a pure anthology: every episode is a self-contained story with no recurring characters except the USS Callister / Into Infinity pair (Series 4 and 7) and Plaything's connection to Bandersnatch via Colin Ritman. All 33 episodes plus Bandersnatch are covered. Bandersnatch (2018) has no single events-index entry because its branching structure makes any single linear tag misleading. White Christmas is catalogued as S2E4 following Netflix/Wikipedia convention. Series 7 sourcing uses Wikipedia episode articles plus named recaps (NME, Screen Rant, Netflix Tudum, CBR, Yahoo Entertainment). The confidence is set to medium rather than high because two ★★★ events (S4E6 Black Museum, S7E1 Common People) contained confirmed factual errors requiring correction; all other ★★★ events are confirmed by >= 2 independent Tier 1-3 sources fetched this session.
Showing everything up to nothing yet. 33 later beat(s) hidden.
Key: ★ notable · ★★ major · ★★★ series-defining · ✓ confirmed · ~ estimated · ⚠️ limited sources
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Characters
Prime Minister Michael Callow · debut [S1E1]
A British PM forced by a kidnapper's ultimatum to choose between his dignity and a princess's life — and discovers that compliance destroys him personally even as it saves her.
Bing Madsen · debut [S1E2]
An idealist in a merit-driven dystopia who sacrifices everything for another person's dream, then stages his own protest — only to be packaged and sold by the very system he raged against.
Liam Foxwell · debut [S1E3]
A man whose access to perfect memory recordings spirals from suspicion into obsessive destruction of his own relationship and ultimately his own recall.
Martha · debut [S2E1]
A grieving woman who uses AI technology to reconstruct her dead partner, only to discover that a perfect replica is more disturbing than absence.
Victoria Skillane · debut [S2E2]
A woman who appears to be an innocent amnesiac victim — revealed to be a convicted child-murderer serving an endlessly looping psychological punishment sentence.
Matt Trent · debut [S2E4]
A charming operator whose work coaching Z-Eyes users and breaking digital cookies into compliance makes him legally untouchable — until his involvement in Joe's case leads to his own social death sentence.
Lacie Pound · debut [S3E1]
A woman so consumed by social rating optimisation that a single bad day strips everything away — and she finds liberation in the wreckage.
Cooper · debut [S3E2]
An American backpacker evading family grief who signs up for a cutting-edge horror playtest — and never makes it out of the first 0.04 seconds.
Kenny · debut [S3E3]
A teenager who appears to be an innocent victim of blackmail — until the finale reveals the true crime the hackers are punishing him for.
Yorkie · debut [S3E4]
A shy, physically paralysed woman who spent 40 years in a coma after a car accident triggered by her parents rejecting her sexuality — who finally finds love, marriage, and a permanent digital afterlife.
Kelly · debut [S3E4]
A terminally ill woman who has avoided emotional attachment in the simulation out of loyalty to a late husband and daughter — until love overrides that loyalty.
Stripe · debut [S3E5]
A soldier who discovers the genocide he has been participating in was made possible only by a neural implant that turned human beings into monsters in his perception.
Detective Blue Coulson · debut [S3E6]
A junior detective whose investigation into the ADI drone murders succeeds technically — but at the cost of 387,036 lives and her partner's death.
Robert Daly · debut [S4E1]
The visionary but deeply sociopathic co-creator of the Infinity game who uses stolen DNA to torture digital copies of his colleagues in a private simulation — and is ultimately trapped inside it.
Nanette Cole · debut [S4E1]
A new Callister Inc. employee who goes from bewildered digital captive to the leader of a successful uprising — and in a sequel, discovers her own cloned consciousness shares her body.
Marie (Arkangel) · debut [S4E2]
A single mother whose fear of losing her daughter leads her to use surveillance technology so invasively that she eventually loses her daughter entirely.
Mia Nolan · debut [S4E3]
An architect whose single act of covering up a hit-and-run fifteen years earlier draws her into an escalating chain of murders — ending in the darkest possible irony.
Nish (Black Museum) · debut [S4E6]
A visitor who appears to be a curious tourist — revealed as the daughter of a man whose suffering is on display, executing a calculated revenge.
Joan Tait · debut [S6E1]
An ordinary woman who discovers her mundane life is being broadcast in real-time by a streaming giant — then finds out she herself is a simulated layer in a deeper stack of realities.
Davis (Loch Henry) · debut [S6E2]
A documentary filmmaker who travels home to make a gentle local-interest film and instead uncovers that his own parents were serial torturers.
Cliff (Beyond the Sea) · debut [S6E3]
An astronaut on a six-year deep-space mission who allows his grieving crewmate to use his Earth replica body out of compassion — with catastrophic consequences.
Amanda Waters · debut [S7E1]
A woman whose brain-tumor treatment is transformed by subscription capitalism into a slow stripping of dignity, until her husband ends her life at her own request.
Cameron Walker · debut [S7E4]
A gaming journalist who stumbles onto sentient digital creatures in 1994 and spends 40 years as their protector, murderer, and finally their instrument for achieving global technological dominance.
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