This article contains spoilers For the "Black Mirror" Season 7, Episode 6 - "USS Kalister: In infinity"

When Netflix ordered a "black mirror" season 7 with a sequel to one of the best episodes of the show -The Open of Season 4, USS Kalister-Fanses of Dystopian Science-Fan-Fan-Fan-Scauca of Charlie Brooker used their ears. When The first trailer for the latest season on the field-black show Fallen, the view of high-octane shootings and the two versions of Naneta (Christine Milli) who met face to face were more than enough to further intrigue the coincidence. Now, "USS Kalister: In infinity" is actually here, and brings us a particularly big surprise: the malicious Robert shares the Esses Plmons returned, and he's worse than ever.

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The original "USS Callister" surpasses the "Dusk Zone" episode "It's a good life" By giving him a high -tech twist. The Daily is portrayed as Chief Technology of Kalister, a company behind the online game "Infinity". He also created a secret area within the game to play various fantasies "Star Trek" in the title spacecraft, for which he is employed with illegally created sensitive digital clones of his associates. In this pocket universe, he is almighty and tormented his cloned colleagues in more brutal and imaginative ways whenever they refuse to participate in his journey.

After forcing the mint in the real world to help them, the captured clones manage to avoid the world of Deli's fantasy properly, leaving the mind of Calister CTO to be captured in his dying pocket universe. This, in another show, would be the last we see the Daily. However, in "USS Callister: Into Infinity", roaming clones reveal that the villain has his own special clone in the game ... And this version of Dali controls the entire universe of the game.

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As they tried to survive in the strongly monetized universe of the microtransive of "infinity", the USS Kalister survivors realize that they have several long-term prospects in a game of 30 million bloodshed players after their CEO of Caleser Walton (Jimmii). In an effort to avoid the main game in a new one, I hope a less hostile universe, the clones decide to locate a surviving incarnation of the Walton Digital Clone in order to reach the central source of the source of the whole game. Unfortunately, there is congestion. The universe of the game is fully created and chairs a sensitive clone of Dali, who not only brings the power of Bogoomir during the universe of the game, but is also captured in his lonely task for what, for him, has felt like 500 years. As it turns out, this was not great for its reasonability.

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This version of the Daily initially seems like a beautiful man - not unlike the real Daily - and it is really shocked when he heard what he was about his original self. However, when Nanet seeks help to evacuate USS Kalister, he almost immediately starts playing his old games and abusing his power. Only this time is twice as worse because not only does he have the power throughout the game instead of a slightly tightened corner of it, he is not as clear the villain as the dried type of inklet, who constantly insisted that he is a nice man-and he is fully convinced that he is convinced that he has the right to make a copy of a friend.

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Fortunately, Nanet manages to kill the master of the Daily game before reaching the full mode of crazy God. Once he is gone, the whole game has soon been deleted from existence, and only Naneta's last minute fights in the divine garage of the deceased whether the clone allows her consciousness to escape the head of comatosis in the real world. Exactly to USS Kalister's comedic sensibilities, the ship and crew also end up watching the world through its eyes, and the episode ends with the entire group of protagonists in an awkward, real TV alliance.

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Since Black Mirror is now in full sequel mode, the episode also gives Charlie Brooker a perfect opportunity to introduce even worse Robert shares at some point in a row. The camera relies on the dead enough long enough to make the viewer ask himself, and the obsolescent nature of the last minute escape of USS Kalister's crew leaves the door open for all sorts of Shenanigans. Re -appearance of Walton's clone in USS Kalister: In infinity "it also suggests that the mortality of sensitive clones in the world of the game has a lot of Tereveli that the show can abuse if it wants.

With all these possibilities, the cruelest and therefore the most "black mirror"-something that Brooker could have done is to return this version of Dali ... But this time, the most disgusting villain on the show will be trapped in Nanet's head with the rest of the Kalister crew. Whether this happens obviously, it remains to be seen, but as the frightening rooms go, Nanet has to spend her life with offensive, fault in her head, it seems to be a very "black mirror" to do.

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