s06e05 — Demon 79

Poster for the fifth series🙂

the best episode of the season, imho

until the last moment I thought that nothing would happen, and that this politician would appeal to the people with this story in his campaigns, but thank Satan, happy ending 🤭

Such an unexpectedly cute final)

the finale pleased me) it's really not clear what we should take out of this

As I understand it, the idea of this series is that murderers will always find a reason to justify their murders. GG mentioned that her mother was considered crazy, so GG herself is probably sick with something. The finale, of course, turned out to be funny. Although I liked the series (certainly better than Mazey Day), but there is still some feeling that it is not very suitable for CHZ.

Suddenly happy end, not very typical for CHZ...

It's funny, in the future, politics has shown those same robot dogs, so this is another of the cartoon universes of the black mirror.

In principle, the season is not as draining as with Miley Cyrus, only the fourth series is stupid.

PS: I always knew that Bonnie M music is from the devil

Technical support line ada - 666

The series is good, but again, where is the Black Mirror here?

Areas of darkness by Stephen King, but with demons and nuclear war, and here the theme of the series is not very clear

I'll say this, I haven't watched the series yet, but after watching all the seasons, there is no bias towards technology, there was mysticism somewhere, human problems were somewhere. This season is wonderful as always, once again we are shown the problems of our society, so I think that makes sense.

it all started with pig sex and ended with nuclear )

I liked the series. Yes, it's not exactly a Black Mirror. But thanks to some cooldowns, the corners are smoothed out and the series can be written as an alternative prequel to the series about robots. The atmosphere of the series was pleasing, as was the ending

a very good friend, I also want to make friends with him

It is not clear why someone decided that the series is not about technology, and adding any mysticism like werewolves and demons is normal.
For anyone who forgot the official description of the CZ, here it is from IMDB:
"Set in a world only minutes from our own, "Black Mirror", a UK and USA non-hosted anthology series; reveals how modern technologies can backfire and be used against their makers, every episode set in a slightly different reality with different characters combating different types of technologies."
Key points of the description:
- the near future (world only minutes from our own) - 3 episodes out of 5 this season about the past, 1 about the present.
- about modern technologies that lead to a sad outcome (how modern technologies can backfire) - in half of the episodes of this season, we can also say that technology really led to something terrible, only if you pull an owl on the globe, otherwise it's banal "a man killed a man just because". Maniacs wouldn't kill people if there were no cameras? A werewolf wouldn't kill people if there weren't paparazzi? I'm not talking about the demon at all.
If the authors want to shoot mysticism, they can start a new anthology, call it "Seroburmalinovoe mirror" or whatever. It's as if everyone was watching Game of Thrones, and then in season 5 everyone pretended that it was a series about role-playing characters from the neighboring forest.
Yes, episode 5 was funny. This does not negate the fact that the viewer came to dark fiction, and got the devil knows what. How then do you choose TV series to watch at all, if the authors can change their minds at any time about what genre and topic they are shooting?..

Knock on the Cabin done right, but it's not clear what all this except the first series does in the black mirror. The series is super, just not in that series.

Well, it seems that CHZ is like a series about technology everything. "Loch Henry", "Mazey Day" and "Demon 79" it is not clear what they are doing in this anthology at all, what do werewolves, demons and serial killers have to do with it? It would look harmonious in Murphy's American Horror Stories or Guillermo del Toro's Cabinet of Curiosities, but not here. "Joan is awful" and "Beyond the sea" are nothing relative to the rest of the series, but they still lose against the background of previous seasons. It's a pity, because before the series was original and unique in its kind, and now it has turned into something vague 😕

What a sweet, kind episode) just lovely 💖 💕 💗 💓 💞 💘 🔥😈

The series is good, but it's anything but CHZ. In general, the season as a whole is completely different, but it's just as good, 2 episodes out of 5 are even more or less suitable for the CHZ.

I'm trying to figure out if there's some hidden meaning and relationship between these episodes that don't fit into the CHZ (except for the first and beyond the sea), or if the series are just so simple and that's it.
Otherwise, a review from the CBU will be released after a while, which will put everything on the shelves and blow up the brain.

It reminded me of an American horror story.
In general, this season seems to be divorced from the main canon of chernogozerkal

Based on the reaction to this season, it is potentially possible to film another series of CHZ on the topic of how people deny reality and try to justify something in order not to lose their illusions. It's just a pity that it will come out weak because of Brooker's pen, because he was written out 5 years ago, but people don't want to lose the illusion that a series with such a cool idea and a bunch of cool episodes can no longer produce anything sensible.
By the way, it already amazes me that in all these years there has not been a series on the topic of "what if". A lonely guy would install some kind of social network application that generates an alternative reality based on information about your friends from the Internet and in which you can communicate with these very "acquaintances" with whom you stopped communicating in real life a long time ago and shows what it could lead to in the end. And of course, in this app, some random girl from the past would become his wife and the love of his life, and that old buddy would be his best friend to the grave. He would have tried to repeat this trick with a real person, the same person from the application, but of course nothing would have worked and he could have hanged himself out of grief, for example. Here you have the theme of how rumination destroys our lives, and the bitter ending, and the use of technology, while not entirely fantastic. In a word, the canon.
But instead, for the second season, we get teen series, true edge, demons, werewolves, and the devil knows what else. He's so out of ideas that he makes another spit in the direction of the paparazzi, but the saliva has long since run out.
But the fan base is ready to justify it all with the ridiculous "CZ has never been about technology, it's about human vices." Yes, almost all the TV shows in the world are about human vices. I choose for dark fiction, not for werewolves and other mysticism.
Thanks for the first and third series (although it's not without plot crutches), you can safely forget about the rest.

This world can't be fixed anymore.. Lord, burn!!!

It's been a good season, I've mostly enjoyed it.

The excellent bow of this demon pleased the disco sound.
It's a pity that there are so few episodes in the season.

but I liked this episode) The plot is simple, but how well done.

The worst season of the CHZ, as for me. It has already been said repeatedly above that half of the episodes of the season are not about technology at all, and it is unclear how mysticism, the story about serial killers and demons are connected with this series. While watching, I even forgot that I was watching CHZ, and not something else. The series might look cool in other series, but clearly not in this one. Directors and screenwriters have chosen a very strange direction, because there are a great many ideas and stories about technology that can be filmed, it is unclear why they chose these stories. I liked the previous season much more. I hope the next one, if there is one, will not disappoint like this one.

I really liked the series, it's unusual and interesting.

This whole season has shown how cruel people can be, it's been in every episode. Anyone is capable of this cruelty.
It's very sad to think about it.
But even if you read the comments to this series, many people write about the happy ending, but what kind of happy ending is it if at least 4 nuclear bombs were dropped there? Such a happy ending, no?)

The first three episodes were interesting, the last 2 are on the fast track. The branch with the werewolf in episode 4 is very strange, and this episode, IMHO, was very long and unpleasant.

Top2 episode of the season after the 3rd. It's just a pity that this is just a good episode, and not a good episode of black mirror... That this, that this 4th episode does not fit into the concept of the series at all

Now I want a spin-off about their adventures! A very cool duo and an interesting series, without a black mirror, but with black humor))

The whole season came out completely unexpected, unlike the CHZ, the angle shifted from technology to something personal, social and even mystical, that's what no one expected)) I don't think that's a bad thing, but it could be in any other series. I liked it anyway and I'm really glad that the new season did happen, I'm a huge fan of the series.
After watching it, I want to reflect and discuss, and it's great, it means that the scriptwriters managed to bring something important.

Series 1 and 3 are more or less in the spirit of the CHZ, they went very far :) others are watchable)

In my opinion , the top . So many subtle jokes ... well , as if for the spite of the day ... 🙌⏳🔥🔥🔥

Ps. Boney M. He fit in very well

And here the warden was killed)))

How touching it is to walk into an apocalyptic nuclear sunset by the hand of a demon😁
It's not a bad episode, in my rating of the season it's in 2nd place after the first, I think that in the future I'll only review them) We started the season for health, then we almost reached complete rest with the werewolves, but in the end we finished anyway, no matter how ironic it was with regard to the ending of the episode, also for health)
Nada is just a big mood, you start to empathize with her from the very beginning, Gaad is just a top, show me where to find this damn house to summon him! Boney Em fit in perfectly, and anyway the whole soundtrack of the series is great :)
I didn't have any hopes for the season, I didn't even watch the trailers. 2 excellent episodes, 2 more or less watchable and 1 failed - overall a good result. For me, CHZ reached its peak on seasons 3 and 4, I don't think they'll ever surpass them.

It's a Death Note.

- eternal oblivion?
- no, everything will be much worse, I will be there too

Yes, there were a couple of funny moments, but still... people, what's wrong with you?
Do you admire the ending? Are you happy that the heroine decided to stay with a demon in the eternal abyss ... who, at a click, can fool anyone, turn into any character, change a person's perception, inspire anything, become a "shirt guy"?)
Flirting with darkness and jokes on this topic do not lead to good. OK. Even if we remove the assumption that mysticism/other worlds and invisible forces exist... let's get back to the earthly topic.:

Here, in addition to the main message about the ethical choice of killing and the essence of people, I see an excellent metaphor for the fact that under the guise of any entertainment and humor, ANY evil and lies can be made attractive. The comments confirm this..
And this is exactly the essence of the black mirror. The meta-irony, however.

Who will be taking quests from the demons in the near future - please finish the job, just in case (° ʖ °)

This is probably the most realistic episode of at least this season. It's just that the girl, who is used to restraining emotions, had a psychosis and a breakdown due to anxiety due to news about nuclear powers [at the beginning of the episode, she switches the channel with news about the arms race to an entertainment program]. Yes, she tries to visualize the exhaust of her experiences, but fantasizing is not enough — the stimuli continue to irritate.
A humiliating situation at work leads gg to the basement, where she sees newspaper clippings with news about human casualties, after which the mayday [distress call for a moment] was successfully passed. And then a demon appears, who warns that if Nida doesn't kill someone a little bit, a big bang will happen. But it's hard to trust a demon in its classic form, but you can rely on an attractive guy from the TV. And off it went...

The series is interesting, but quite simple, with a long timekeeping and, alas, having a rather deep relationship to the emergency. The rest of this season's episodes are really cool, this one is a gray horse, but I just wanted to write a comment on it)

Unfortunately, this is another example of a series where the creators can't stop and are riveting seasons simply because they can make money. The last seasons of the series are getting more boring and more uninteresting. I just had to leave at a beautiful point and with the amazing love of the audience, but no, while the cow is being milked, why not milk it. Very sorry.

The series is interesting, but it's not a Black Mirror.

In my opinion, the best episode of the season. And the season itself, alas, is a three.

I liked the series, but I can't disagree with the comments that it's not a black mirror at all. And red, yes, a cupcake
In fact, if the creators don't take out some kind of piano out of the bushes after this incomprehensible five-episode episode, then for me personally, with all my great love, this is the most disastrous season.

Damn, I would have watched The Death Note in such a reworking, with such a charismatic demon and a controversial character. Not that failed movie of 2017

She's a great girl, I remember her from Killing Eve, where she also played a murderer.

Overall, the season is not bad, there is something to think about, it was interesting to watch the episodes, although some questions remained. 5 sweeps out of 10

I don't understand why Charlie Brooker decided to move away from the usual canons into some strange experiments in terms of scenarios that are extremely far from the theme of dystopias around technology. In the sixth season, the only episodes canonical for "Black Mirror" were only the first and third. The second series is some kind of detective thriller, and the last two episodes are the same real "Guillermo del Toro's Cabinet of Curiosities" with an emphasis on mysticism.

I wouldn't mind if there were only two episodes in this season, but the most canonical ones for the series. "Demon 79" and "Mazey Day" could have been completely filmed in an independent project without reference to the "Black Mirror", and "Loch Henry" turned out to be a good thriller worthy of an independent feature film, but all these series do not correspond at all to the usual canons and themes.

In general, considering that already in the fifth season the series had problems and it was frozen for a long time, that is, I have every reason to believe that the audience will not appreciate Brooker's performances in the sixth season and the title will most likely be closed.

For some reason, I remembered how tik tok was filled with theories about Hollywood stars' deals with the devil after Rihanna and Sam Smith's performance. Their clothes are also red and symbolize the devil to some extent, and the series began with the fact that it is a red mirror, not a black one. In general, there is, as always, something to think about.

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The series is interesting, but like all the other series, it's not about technology, it's not about technology. It used to be a feature of the series, but now it's an anthology about mysticism or something)

A great new season of the Twilight Zone!

I just didn't understand why there was some kind of "Black Mirror" on the screensaver? After all, "Black Mirror" is a series about technology.

Yes, the series is about technology and its impact. The first and third series still somehow fit into the genre and the agenda of the series, the rest of what, why and why is not clear.

It was shot with dignity, I like the acting and the musical accompaniment, but I can't get rid of the feeling that I was deceived.

And something tells me that they will be deceived again, because the franchise has a huge fan base and still excellent ratings, which means that the series will be put on the conveyor belt - they will increase the number of episodes in exchange for their quality.

We believe in the best in general.

technology is nuclear. And the series shows that no demons are to blame for the apocalypse - but the people themselves.

A good series

The most boring one for me

It seems to me that most viewers miss that the authors of the series have gone not to the distant future, but to the near past, where technologies are not so progressive, but nevertheless still technologies - in the second series everything is spun on videotapes, in the fourth on a camera, and in the fifth on a regular TV from where the heroine hears all these predictions about the end of the world... and in each there is a "black mirror"

Some kind of game.... Five episodes, and in fact the first two and a half at least a little resemble the entourage and the plot is more like an AI, by God ... it's a disappointment (((

This is certainly not a black mirror
But I liked it anyway
This aesthetics of the 80s.
And the girl is super awesome!

What lovely and cute main characters :) According to the "Good omens" vibe, if something went wrong)

This is the worst idea for the series. This is about what OCD looks like according to the descriptions and the schizos will only get fixed

*The "Supernatural" fandom has entered the chat and is waving a friendly pen*
And I thought that the previous episode was from someone else's setting, but the scriptwriters of the CW managed the impossible - to surpass the absurdity of the scriptwriters of The CW. Should I go over and reconsider?

The most ridiculous murder scenes :D Laughed wildly from the fight in the kitchen

The season has turned somewhere away from that very CHZ, sadness.

everyone says that the series is not about technology, but she was constantly watching TV...

The new Doctor Who and his companion look great

Is that a Red Mirror now?

I feel like everyone is wildly disappointed, and I'm with you, you can understand us: the fifth season was very short and very vague four years ago, people probably thought that such a pause would lead to an extravaganza in the sixth season. Moreover, the field for scenario moves and ideas has been continuously surrounding us since 2019: chatGPT, pandemic, crypt, political situation, strikes, sanctions, etc. naturally, when you look around at all this, expectations were very high, I remember back in the days of self-isolation, the thought was just spinning in my head: I wonder how the pandemic will be shown in the emergency room?

They didn't show it. if the series is "tired" and wants to change the paradigm a little, it seems to me that it would be much more humane to close it and implement these new ideas under a different name. but again, we have a choice: to watch or not to watch. and the rest is all lyrics.

Awesome series!

This is a disaster for Black Mirror.
Instead of showing the relationships of people who use the "black mirror" in their daily lives, which we carry with us in our pockets, in 3 episodes we were shown a remake of "Tales from the Crypt" with maniacs, a murderer and one werewolf, in 1 episode "wild West" with an actor who played a similar role there and 1 episode, in which the "black mirror" is specifically affected.
I really didn't like the season, very much. The authors' imagination ran aground. Sorry.

timely however

What a Dostoevschina! She killed the murderer and the witness, the brother of the murdered man. I doubted it for a long time, but I ruthlessly soaked it with a hammer. Not a trembling creature, but one who has the right!

The 6th season didn't come in. I'm used to techno fantasy, which shows what technology can lead to, exaggerating in forecasting the development of technology in a fantastic style. I liked it in the first seasons, when there were 3 episodes each and there was a narrative in the conditional future.
This season, all episodes are a thing of the past. In addition to the 1st series, the idea of AI is interesting, and with the development of neural networks, it no longer seems like a distant future. The 1st series can be attributed to the near future.
But the rest of the episodes had a touch of the past.
Episode 2 (Henry from the Sucker) - an investigation in the present about the past, a lot of old footage with cassettes, which are now hard to find during the day.
Episode 3 (Beyond the sea) - the atmosphere of the 60s is on earth, but there is space and new technologies.
Episode 4 (Maisie's Day/Crazy Day) - the fantasy atmosphere with werewolves is strange, but it is interesting that the authors made an attempt to transfer the problem of technology and media to another world. Or they were stupidly written out. Because instead of a werewolf, the heroine could be made mentally ill. The girl is riding through the roof and the "shoot me" theme could be left. But the overall atmosphere of the series is similar to the present.: cameras, phones, and an iPod.
Episode 5 (Demon 79) - also tells about events in the style of the past, when Russia (strangely, not the Soviet Union) is the main evil of the world. Here, they slightly corrected what I was talking about the 4th series and did not completely make fantasy / mysticism, but gave the opportunity to write off the craziness of the heroine. But at the same time, how does this series relate to the Black Mirror?
At first, it seemed that the idea of the season, that the problems of the "black mirror" do not exist as something distant, but they are already here and have existed for a long time. But the last two episodes don't fit in. She still fits in with the werewolf, but the latter is completely out of the question.
This is not what I'm used to and what I expected from the series after such a break.

Urgently give me a handsome demon and we will go with him into eternity against the background of a nuclear explosion))

I only liked the cosmonauts episode.
The last two episodes... How did they get here? It was like they needed the last two episodes and they shot what they had, which they couldn't turn into either a movie or a TV series.
But it's much better than season 5.

I feel the influence of oldboy) It's a great season, it's a pity that we had to wait so long...

The theme of the disaster in the series is not the negative impact of technology, but how unnecessary political games can affect the world.
That's how I saw it personally. But despite the unusual performance for the series, the episode turned out to be interesting) I don't understand the low rating in myshows

I think nothing will be worse than "Maisie Day"))

A completely disastrous season. Of the five episodes, only the third is good, the rest is not clear why it is needed at all. Again, if these episodes were in another series, they could look normal.
But there's a feeling of disappointed expectations, as if you come to kfc for fried chicken, and suddenly there are only vegetable salads on the menu. And you seem to like salads too, but that's not why you came here at all.
In general, if I wanted to watch trukraim or fiction about demons and werewolves, I would have looked at something other than the black mirror.

The best episode of the whole season, imho.
I'm used to the fact that Black Mirror shows how technology can distort our reality, but this episode, and the whole season, is practically not about that.

I thought there would be a different ending. The main character has repeatedly wondered how she will kill her hated colleagues and that killer, and then a talking amulet appears, which encourages her to kill. I thought that at the end of the episode it would turn out that she has manic schizophrenia and she imagined it all, but to be honest, this ending with armageddon even made me smile))

But if we talk about the season as a whole, it is the weakest of all the previous ones, it is a pity :(

I don't want to believe that the creators intentionally added a fantasy element for the second series in a row. Maybe all the events happened in her head after all?
It's not for nothing that we were shown her violent fantasies even before meeting the demon, how she strangled a man and hit her partner against the window?
Did you combine images and news from the TV + articles in the basement + the influence of a hostile environment?
Is there such a theory? Plus, her pupils were like in episode 3 of season 1 (the episode about the chip implanted behind the ear that records everything a person sees)

A weak season
Where is the Black Mirror, actually?

absolutely

I really enjoyed all the episodes of the season! I was just looking at the moment, without reference to the topic of technology, etc. In one go! Thanks to the creators of the series!

Surprisingly, the last episode has sunk into my soul more!)

Has anyone written that the first victim is Arseny Popov? 😃

People who liked this episode. Don't you have any logical contradictions? The demon was in her head, but how does the last victim relate to the end of the world? And how could she have foreseen the end of the world? It's just schizophrenia and nuclear war, which have nothing to do with each other, but just so happened. Or was it necessary to add rockets for beautiful final shots?
Again, how could she have predicted her father's f**k? Again, just a coincidence? Are there too many of them in this episode?
Well, in general, the season was disappointing, and against this background, I will be happy to review season 5.

This series could have become much more interesting if the Winchester brothers had suddenly appeared.

The series is not bad, but "Crocodile" was better. I miss the old CZ. There was hope for this series, especially after the mascot with the symbol, as in the "Polar Bear" series, but something has gone into mysticism.

In short, it's clear that Brooker wants a spin-off, but Netflix didn't give him the green light right away, so he had to experiment here. And everything would be understandable and acceptable if it were really just one trial series, but here really most of the season is sewn with white threads. And the series is generally normal, but when there are still so many interesting technological topics that can be touched upon, and this does not happen, it becomes very sad.

Well, finally, a normal ending!

The series is cool, but not at all in the style of a Black Mirror.

This episode has more than recouped my suffering from the previous four. I'm satisfied. But damn, Charlie, you're good at messing around! I don't think everything is dark and bad, the very first episode of the series (poor piggy) is a benchmark in this regard, but there was a theme, connections, and this season is just a high-quality horror that lacks initial ideas and meanings.

Werewolves, demons.. what will happen next?

Yes, this season has been a bit disappointing. CZ is running out of ideas and they are slowly turning into some kind of "Supernatural"…

The ending is ussykon! The series is not a CHZ at all, but a pure thermonuclear!

The series seemed like a strange mix of "Dogma" and the art-house horror "Little Red Dress" (perhaps because of the red leather jacket - as an element of rebellion and self-will, and the heroine working in a store + all this in a retro setting).
I don't know how to evaluate this series in the framework of the CHZ, You can find a lot of interpretations and try to tie it to the "common universe," but it's still obvious that most people have completely forgotten which series they're watching in the middle of the episode. But after it, I even wanted to review the Twilight Zone :D

Of the entire season, there are only two episodes from the declared genre, series 1 and 3, everything else is separate series that you can watch, but you still want your favorite genre. The season can be compared to 5 in terms of interest. I will be waiting for the new season, I hope there will be interesting thoughts and plots.

It was like watching an episode of Into the dark on the theme of the light version of the Dead Zone.

People are kind of weird... At the very beginning, they wrote that it was Red mirror... and if you had Googled this phrase, you would definitely have understood everything. That's how you look at it and then draw conclusions, gentlemen!

conflicting feelings from the season, eh.I liked it!But I was waiting for something else))

What is this mixture of Kali: The Call of Darkness and the Secret of Heaven? 😅

I'm looking forward to vampires next season. And of these, the first and third series went the most.

Or three murders or a nuclear apocalypse? Contests have become really boring in hell. No fantasy:(

The first three episodes are good. The last two are out of the question.

A great episode about the story of a poor girl's madness. Of course, there was no demon, there was a family history of mental illness, loneliness, bullying, bouts of suppressed anger, and finally her sick mind created the perfect imaginary friend who removed the last moral constipation and not only allowed, but directly motivated to kill.
England was not turned into atomic ashes in 1979, and the poor girl is now sitting in an almshouse with soft walls and smiling happily.

The impressions are very different for the season as a whole.
Joan is awesome - probably the best episode of the whole season
Loch Henry is an unexpected fact, a bell of what to expect in the season in principle. As a hermetic detective, she is very good, but a little different from the "Black Mirror" that everyone is used to.
Beyond the Sea - it seems to be good, but the painfully forced logic of the world. "I don't believe it."
Mazey Day is generally full of bullshit, it's unclear how it turned out to be in the anthology. The writers' strike probably had an impact.
Demon 79 - again very good, and again not at all the usual CHZ.

Nida, evening in the House 🤣 🤣 🤣

I just went into the comments to say how much I love this series. I got high from EVERY episode, even from Maisie Day, yes, yes 🌝

Can I have a friend like that? I even have murder candidates. 👉👈

in modern realities, getting such a series finale, let alone a series, of a season is completely emotional #@^%^$# to be honest

And the demon is a darling

If we make a brief overview of all the episodes, then what have we got in almost four years of expectations?:

Episode 1 - we learned that Johnny Depp will be suing Salma Hayek in an alternate reality
Episode 2 is an ordinary truecrame that has nothing to do with the BM universe
. Episode 3 is Yessss, bitch! Science! The episode itself, as far as I'm concerned, is extremely boring and readable
Episode 4 - Chhh, is stryga addicted to high tech??? By the way, one of the most ridiculous plot twists that I've seen in my life
in Episode 5 is that there's a Weekend missing who starred in an Idol, not this one, where the role of a demon was written right for him. Probably the only episode I liked, but again, it's not a Black Mirror.

And a fair question arises: why was it filmed and for whom? If you didn't merge the two high-tech episodes, then at least they came out much weaker than the previous episodes. And everything else is not black mirror at all, but some kind of plots from other franchises.

Yes, there was enough money for the stars of the first serial magnitude, plus for production. What's the point if this is a completely different project that goes against the stated concept?

It seems to me that if the fuse has started to run out, and ideas for continuing the show are running out, then it would be fair to close the series and start developing some kind of separate project, which will have a completely different idea and style. People are not fools and they can see the catch perfectly well, no matter how hard you try to hide it behind a beautiful picture and a loud name.

In general, after the fifth season, there were concerns about the future of the series. After the sixth, they were fully confirmed. Hopefully, we'll see either a transformation into some kind of new series, or the closure of the project. It will not be possible to take this to a new level, because the ceiling has apparently been reached.

An interesting series about how psychosis develops. It's like a puzzle is being put together. A mentally unstable mother is a hereditary factor. Aggression from colleagues is an environmental factor. The political situation is the basis for fantasies. The book is about a visualization technique that exacerbates the tendency to aggressive fantasy.
Tension builds up, and suddenly it becomes clear what needs to be done. Based on newspaper clippings, Nida creates a convincing explanation for why she needs to kill people. He projects his state of emptiness and loneliness onto the demon and, allegedly out of pity for him, continues to commit murders. The demon, by the way, deceives her three times.: 1) he promised that he would disappear when she said "yes"; 2) he said that this was his first task, although it was not so - there had already been three victims before the May Day holiday; 3) he allowed her to kill the killer, and then informed her that this did not count (this may indicate Nida's need to kill more and more, so she comes up with such an explanation for herself).
The final twist can be either a coincidence or a continuation of the heroine's fantasies. Brooker manipulates me as a spectator, makes me admire Nida - how cute they both are together with the demon, how beautifully they go off into the sunset. The aftertaste is the same as after the movie "Brother", when you admire the gentle hero, despite the fact that he is a murderer.

This is a nightmare)) We even surpassed yesterday's episode)))
Although there is even more game and even less canon, the final episode was amazing for its design and ingenuity))) Even in a sense, the ending for GG is a happy ending...
and the subject is a failure, as it was said in one famous movie.

It's a pity that this season was filmed more about the 20th century and the past in general than about at least some future, distant or not.
Where's the technology here? In rune, or when the Negro called his fellow demons on a disk phone?

A very successful season! Well, for me personally.
An interesting final episode with a solid plot, revealed characters and a cool demon.
Of the five episodes, four were great.

The first episode is just rolling in, I like Annie Murphy, it was interesting to watch the development of events, Salma Hayek is just a sweet and the ending is very pleasant.

The second plot turned out to be a good thriller with a feint at the end, a little drama. Got carried away.

The third story is the strongest, it still doesn't let go of my thoughts. It was predictable, but it didn't make it any less emotional.

I didn't understand only episode 4, what, why, for what? Who should I empathize with? Who should I grieve for? Why mondrage? Crumpled, empty, and skimpy. It turned out to be a set of fragmentary events, without antagonists and protogonists, just a group of runners with cameras and a drug addict werewolf.

I liked the first and third episodes. They were the only ones that made me think.
At first I took this series literally, I thought that the demon and mysticism were real (maybe they are ???), but in the comments I came across an interesting opinion that this is all the psychological state of the main character against the background of all the events in life and the world. Keeping that in mind makes it more interesting to watch. And how the heroine changes! (by the way, she has very beautiful big eyes).

I can recommend the TV series "The Years" (2019) to everyone - it looks more like the CHZ than the sixth season of the CHZ. There are only 6 episodes that leave a lasting impression and are deeply thought-provoking. I think this will help those who have experienced the disappointment of the season.

Okay, formally calling it a "Red Mirror", the authors dropped their claims about the compliance of the series with the conditions of the series. In Daisy Mae and Loch Henry, at least with a stretch, you can see technology, but here it's 100% past, pure fantasy.
But I did not understand the morality of such a denouement. Just like that. The demon was telling the truth.
Why did the pancake demon even have the task of preventing the apocalypse? He didn't even want to approve the murder of the future dictator - the authorities in hell wouldn't like that such a bad guy would leave early without having done a lot of villainy (by the way, the authors had a chance to put the action in Germany and, according to the classics, give GG a chance to kill Hitler :)
At least, in my opinion, it would be more logical to let GG kill the third one and then it would turn out that the demon is a trickster and he needed this to start the apocalypse. Tricking an innocent girl into killing, thereby proving that no one deserves to be saved, and burning them all.

So, the last episode, and I can say for sure that there are a couple of percentages of the CHZ here throughout the season. I won't trash it any further, everything has already been said.
And as for the 5 series, as a separate film, I liked it! The actor who played the demon is sooooo charming, and Sean Dooley is an actor.
An amazing scene, as Nida and Gaab go into the eternal boundless void of space, holding hands, against the background of a nuclear explosion. I want to believe that everything will be fine with them. Well, as far as non-existence with a demon is possible, forever together.

PS: And the most amazing thing is that this episode was watched tonight, after all the "events" in Moscow time.

It's funny that most commentators call the nuclear apocalypse and total oblivion a happy ending. They lived, damn it...

I used to think that "black mirror" was just about technology, because the screen = black mirror, but now I remember the moment from the Sandman where Morpheus calls the Corinthian "the black mirror of humanity" because people see their fears reflected in it.
Of course, for me, this does not justify the presence of werewolves and demons in the CHZ, but I really liked this series. (And I still want to erase the previous one from my memory)

Compared to previous seasons, which were breathtaking every time, this one is frankly weak, and the episode is the best of this season.

The beautiful main character
Great Boney M demon
Beautiful color pattern and shooting style
It's quite an interesting story

The best episode of the worst season

But of course it's not a CHZ...

The season turned out to be very controversial. The plots are interesting, though not new, but still interesting to watch. There is practically no connection with the familiar "Black Mirror", only +- 1 and 3 episodes are suitable, in the last episode there are references to previous seasons at the moment when the demon showed the future.
We were pleased with the appearance of such actors as Salma Hayek, Michael Cera, Josh Hartnett and Aaron Paul.

It's a strange season, the concept of a black mirror is at least 2 episodes suitable - about a quantum computer and about space. The rest are not from this opera at all, although they are also interesting.

What the fuck.

the series somewhat reminded me of the ending of the movie "ready or not" (2019), like a bluff or double bluff, I was very pleased

That is, now the CHZ is not about technology, but about vices in general. Well, I kind of like it.

This season is more like a live-action version of Love, Death and Robots. The series themselves are not bad, but they don't fit into a single concept of the CHZ (except for the first series, well, and the third a little). You can look at it, but there is a feeling that something is missing.

It was as if "Knock on the Hut" had been re-shot, choosing a different direction of the story. At least they would explain exactly how the three victims are supposed to stop a nuclear war. The series has taken a completely wrong turn, three episodes out of five need to be attracted to technology by the ears.

Moose's voice acting is legendary! Initially, it seemed that this was an OCD demon (a la, if you don't do it 3 times, something bad will happen) :D liked the season :)

What can we expect from next season? A series about telegram technology in a late 19th century setting? A series with an hour-long sitcom about the lives of Pakistanis in Britain, at the end of which they will tell us in two minutes that this series was written by a chat company? Is the series an offshoot of "Green Mirror", telling us about the life of koalas?

I think it's time to close the series, and the scriptwriters just create another anthology, rather than parasitize the black mirror.

There was nothing left of the CZ. A typical netflix with a left-hand agenda. Nothing surprising. And outright racism against whites.

Can anyone explain the meaning of this series?) Well, it's very boring

What a weak season.

I honestly read all the comments under the series. Everyone is discussing either politics (relevance, the "agenda", "whites against colored people") or how this episode gets knocked out of all the episodes of CHZ and goes into mysticism instead of a technological anthem. But what surprised me was the absence of probably the most obvious idea that could be assumed after watching.

First of all, the whole story that we watched for an hour and fourteen minutes is not real. This is a fiction within the framework of the CHZ Universe, to which the viewer is accustomed. This is hinted at by the very "Red Mirror" (a separate brand that we do not know as Netflix viewers, but perhaps that viewers of the local Streamberry know), and the characteristic stylization of the film and the bulging screen of the old TV at the very beginning of the series, and the harsh background music that is specific to the horrors of the second half. 20th century.

Also, the season is quite logically looped: at the beginning of the season, we were shown how an art film is being shot for Streamberry, which we accept as reality (the film turns out to be fiction with hundreds of layers and endless variations, where people with their actions are hypertrophied more and more), and at the end of the season we watch another movie, probably shot for which- that's an early version of Streamberry.

The whole season is the disappointment of the year

Shamolan's last movie came back to mind. It was all true there, too.

The last two episodes are clearly more suited to Guillermo Del Toro's Cabinet of Curiosities than the Black Mirror

On the "two". In general, the season is weaker than all the previous ones, in my opinion. I wanted more digital technologies and a future. "Black Mirror" is not the same anymore ... Waiting for the 7th season 🤷🏻♀️

The story of how a kind Indian-Englishwoman slaughters terrible whites and gets away from the apocalypse with an African-American man. Guess who arranged it?

Overall, I liked the season, but episodes 4 and 5 are more the Twilight Zone than the CHZ, but the first three are great. Yes, and the last episode is also good, but for some reason it doesn't fit with my CHZ.

Surprisingly, in 1978, B. Farrell became very famous for performing the song Rasputin (the one that plays in the series) from the album Nightflight to Venus, where he portrayed Grigory Rasputin, it is reliably known that they both died on the same day, in the same city, and moreover — at points located next door (hotel The Ambassador is located between the Yusupov Garden and the Yusupov Palace), and I'm watching this series very close to these places in St. Petersburg, too. 😁

Unfortunately, the miracle did not happen. Of the entire season, only the first episode in the spirit of Black Mirror, the rest seemed to be shot as separate films

There was a flashback to episode 5 of season 4, where there were metal killer dogs.

Well, it's not very interesting. Gaap's charisma amused me at first, but then the character (or actor) seemed to run out of steam. It could have been taken off too short, it was too tight.

I watched the season and, to be honest, I don't understand the indignation of the scriptwriters there - well, they've been filming such a hack in the last few years! It would seem that black mirror is the standard of cool stories, the sketches should be original, exciting, with a "second bottom" and cool twists - but here it's like Jordan Peele has been doing all season.
There is a specific dislike for the season and the scriptwriters, they generally have to pay extra for such "deep stories" to film studios and viewers.

I understood correctly that the black mirror is now about mysticism, not about technology, and everything is like this: normal

It's a great episode, the best of the season, though not exactly in the spirit of Black Mirror, but the finale is great, it lived up to expectations. Boney M Dancer is a very funny and original look for a demon.😀

I've been extremely disappointed all season. And all the excuses are in the style of a "red" mirror.. Well, kmn..

What does this have to do with the black mirror? The whole season is dreary, I don't know, as if they are deliberately trying to make it worse and worse, more and more Hindus in the caste (

THE BEST EPISODE BY FAR, EVERYONE WHO THINKS OTHERWISE IS STUPID.

The fourth and fifth episodes are absolutely not at the box office for "Black Mirror", but I liked this episode!) I thought until the last moment that there would be no apocalypse, I was surprised.

If you don't take the story of the demons literally, you can see the ideas of the joker or the taxi driver. As a loner, maybe mentally. A person who is not completely healthy breaks down in conditions of external instability on a global scale and a fierce environment locally .

I watched some kind of horror, but it's not even close to a black mirror, in general, I've been waiting for a complete disappointment. In the end, we have an indistinct season.

Mood: what was the 2,4,5 episode about? Give free rein to the scriptwriters to shoot individual series. Obviously, I wouldn't mind watching something like this as a separate project, but in a black mirror it's kind of weird.

I'm completely disappointed this season, I'm not happy about it, I've been waiting so long, I don't even know if it's worth waiting for the next season if they're just milking a cow that no longer has milk.

Unfortunately, this is the most disastrous season for me!
The whole season didn't seem to be a black mirror (except, perhaps, for the episode about space, but everything was immediately clear there).
A mixture of Twilight.Sagas. with children's cartoons.
But where are the technologies?
I will be waiting for the logical and themed next season.

By themselves, the series can make you think, if you think and dig, and we can conduct allegories. But that's not it, alas

Why does this series have such a high rating? The best episode is the first one, and it's the only one about black mirror.

It's funny, "Black Mirror" represents "Red Mirror"

The only watchable episode of the season!

Peter Glants perfectly played the role of a detective😁

I enjoyed watching the whole season, but the last two episodes fall out of the main stated essence of the series, well, it would seem, what does mysticism have to do with it?

The season is more about the Twilight Zone series, not Black Mirror

Nice couple) Although I didn't expect such an ending.

Ooh, well, 5 episodes passed in one go. And what now? Wait a couple of years again? Of course, I liked the first episode the most.

I liked the series, even though it wasn't in the spirit of the CHZ. It's a pity that the unique series has died, but maybe they will be able to enter into mysticism, although there are a lot of similar series, maybe they will bring something new to the genre.

I have an orgasm))) it's very nice to plunge back into the world of CHZ in this universe) in general, the season is undoubtedly better than the previous one, interesting episodes and context.. It 's a pity that there are only 5 episodes .

The episode is like coming from the Twilight Zone, not from the Emergency Room. But it looks pretty due to the actors and the entourage.

It's a pity that the last episode of the season (just an awesome season, not counting the previous episode.

Quite a passable series. There are some real stories when murderers believed in their destiny. I thought it would be tied up somehow, like how society, cheating in news and media culture makes people crazy. And it turned out to be absolutely nothing, not to mention that it's not even a Black Mirror.
And the season of norms, especially the first 3 episodes, was interesting.

And why was there graffiti on the doors of the main character, did anyone understand?

Cool episode

Charming actors, a funny plot, but this is not the series we were waiting for. The season of disappointed expectations

Can you tell me urgently how I know the dude from the police?

It's a very strange series. The bottom line is that the heroine's sanity proves only that Gaab told the truth about the father and the girl. Because of this, there is no open ending, but there is an uncharacteristic magic.

But if gg could have found out about the girl earlier, then everything is working out.:
Anxiety due to news about nuclear weapons, loneliness, bullying at work and in society, hereditary problems. And as a climax, she was forced to eat in a dirty and dusty basement. At that moment, the suppressed feelings resulted in a schizo about Gaab and the need to kill three people. One can also assume that she herself did not count one guy, because he was a bystander, and not a "bad person." Gaab rationalized this excuse for her as that murderers don't count and it's necessary (possible) to kill another one.

Oh, it's a pity, such an open ending was ruined. It would be very appropriate here.

It's anything but a black mirror. For this format and the plot of the series, it was possible to create a new series, rather than mowing down the format of the old one. Yes, the series is cool, the shooting, the tracks, the style. But it's not a mirror, which is very disappointing.

The ognishche series! Stylish and with an interesting message! I don't understand such a low rating from users.

I thought episode three would be the worst episode of the season. Oh, shit…

In short, this whole season is not a black mirror, but a brown one.

Oh, the overseer of scum

Well, let the Hollywood scriptwriters continue to strike if they received money for SUCH feces...in principle, it is contraindicated for them to write something.

Only this episode is in the spirit of a black mirror, memorable and unexpected, and 1,2,3,4 I don't even remember what. I remember there was a werewolf somewhere, but that was it...

The weakest season. The last two episodes, it's like I'm watching Supernatural. Oh well…

Cool, unusual episode, gone) yes, as well as the whole season)

Well, that's why they're like that (There's a Twilight Zone, why another one? CZ had his own face and recognizable style, such a sincere combination of socialism and technophobia, in most of the episodes there was an inventive and unpredictable scenario. And this season, well, it's nice, but there's already a lot of it. Stylization for the sake of stylization, and the stories themselves are much weaker than those that were. Is that how they decided to expand the audience? Well, it's more likely that the one that exists will fall off after a season.

A cabin in the forest on minimalki

In general, the season came out weak , there are a couple of episodes about the case .

Kapets, what a sad style England of the 70s is. By the end, I was sick of 50 shades of yellow-brown.
At first, you worry that gg was going to a politician too dramatically, otherwise you would have managed to kill him before the cop arrived, but then you remember all the personalities shown during the episode and you think that the outcome of the nuclear apocalypse is better than the ending with gg locked up for life in jail or in a nuthouse. I am especially happy for my colleague gg, let him burn, such a creature.

Spin-off characters from season 4 of "Killing Eve"

So, where's Crowley?🤣

It's delicious, but not enough

Imho season 6 is one of the best, all 5 episodes are very cool

I thought to the end that the politician would turn out to be a higher demon who went against the rest.

The end of the series is the beginning of Miracle workers.

Honestly, no matter what series I watch, it's Satanism and devilry everywhere, but before, CHZ had more interesting and exciting plots, without blackmail, but just with tin. It's the same with American Horror Story, there was something unique, and then there were just murders by the possessed.