The seventh season of the Black Mirror It just fell to Netflix on April 10 and included something new for Charlie Brook's TV series: A true sequel to the previous installment. "USS Callister" in 2017 was enormously popular when it premiered in Season 4, so it makes sense that in Season 7, we got "USS Callister: Into Infinity", an episode of that story. According to an interview with Fun weeklyHowever, Brooker actually planned for another story of "black mirror" to get a sequel first.

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"I did Work Out the story for a complex different sequel for 'bandersnatch,' which was going to be called 'bandstruck,' but I never got to do it," Brooker Revealed, Specified that he woul. Sequel to the Show's Innovative Interactive Special That Came Out in 2018. In that special, we, for lack of a better, "Control" Main Character Stefan Butler (Fionn Whitehead), Picking His Breakfast Cereal and WHATHAT HE Hearing in In the The bus, as well as making some ... a lot Harder decisions in a row. The exit followed and asked Bruker if he could share how the "Bandskor" sequel could move above the original setting in the 1980s and how much he would expand the world of that story. Predictable, Brooker was narrow for the specifics: "No. Because I could still revise that well in some way, but it is a slightly different era."

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"I'm an agnostic for what it will be," Brooker added. "I shot around a kind of idea that I could still reconsider." Well, yet we May Get a real "bandersnatch" sequel, but let me refresh your memory of what is even "bandersnatch" (and like some of its elements of the story Whether Factor in Season 7 of "Black Mirror").

Let's rethink quickly "Bandersnatch", one of several interactive specialists published on Netflix It allows the viewer to be part of the story and choose his own adventure as he progresses. When we meet Stephen, he is simply excited to go to a meeting at the Takerzft software company and meet with owner Mohan Takur (Asim Chadri) and the programmer of the company Colin Ritman (Will Pulter). Although Mohan wants Stephen to come to work on his game, also titled "Bandsnac", in Takerzft, the special directly encourages you to reject the offer and work on the game at Stephen's home, though Stephen will again connect with Colin, as things are progressing.

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As the narrative continues, the viewer is represented by real opportunities. Maybe Stephen throws a cup of tea over his computer while arguing with his father Peter (Craig Parkinson), destroying his work ... Although, as a viewer, choose that area, you are quickly redirected and encouraged to try something else. Without spoiling the overall "bandersnatch", this special has seemingly infinite paths and choices that do Sometimes they merge into a cohesive plot, but to see the whole thing, be prepared to play for a while. Here's a quick anecdote: I was playing a "band" the day he came out with my friend, and we thought he was not able to hurt him a little bit. Eight hours later, we were arguing over whether to kill one of the characters (and, at a later point, How We need to kill the said character).

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Here's something interesting, however: Polter Colin Whether Show yourself in Season 7 of the Black Mirror, as well as Mohan. So what does Charlie Brooker say to reappear those characters?

In a separate interview with Fun weeklyCharlie Brooker Whether Address that, in the episode of Season 7 "Plays", we review Takerzft and see both Mohan Takur And Colin Ritman while discussing a different game ("thronggets") with a different person, a games reviewer named Cameron Walker (Luis Griben). Colin gives Cameron a copy of "thronggets", which allows you to raise the titles of creatures, and Colin points out that the creatures are as real as any digital being can Be, setting up new digital dystopia separated from "Bandersnatch". As Bruker said, this episode is the result of one of the many endings of a "band" where Colin survives (he doesn't survive all, but again, I'll let you down that rabbit hole if you are not already). That's why it's no Direct sequel to Bandersnatch.

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"We have set up another episode this season that there are parallel realities, which is also set in Banders'' Brooker said about the exit. "I knew I wanted Cameron to get to know this programmer, but (I thought), wait a minute, I created this character, Colin Ritman, who plays Will Pulter at Bandershnac. I loved that character, and Mohan Takur, Asim Chadri, who played his boss in the original "band", will write the best version of it. "

Fortunately, both Asim Chaudri and Will Pulter were available: "I prayed and hoped we could bring Will and Asim back to repeat our roles. That happened." Finally, Brooker said everything is possible within this particular series. "What this says, in terms of the multivision" Black Mirror "or as you want to call it, I will leave it to the viewer, because I think all Bandersnatch endings are valid as the next," Brooker concluded.

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Season 7 of the Black Mirror is now moving to Netflix, as well as a "band".