According to the conversation with Charlie Brooker with Diversity After broadcasting the episode he revealed that Initially, the "white bear" was not at all related to any events in real life. In fact, it was simpler ... but honestly, just as it was confused. "It was a direct story of apocalypse," he said. "It was a woman to wake up and has a signal all over the world affecting people. The original end had a public crucifixion."

Then, Brooker feels inspired by the former US military base they used to shoot - specifically, a place called Raf Daus Hill, located in the southeastern England - and reworked all the work. "We looked around what we could use," he said. "I saw the housing, a gas station and I saw this fence running around the place. I was like:" It is interesting, there is a fence. Fence. Fence! "And the turnaround suddenly happened to me. Mavs 'killings' are well known in England, so it's not that A big jump to see how Brooker arrived in an idea where normal people can climb and even hunt notorious killers. However, I cannot understand how twisted the mind of Brooker, because taking this setting to the most extreme point is still incredibly tricky.

"We were ready to go, we looked at," Brooker concluded. "It was Darwinian in that such a better idea emerged." The rest is TV history. "The White Bear", along with the rest of the "black mirror", is now moving.

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