todd-luvs-liverpool This episode, be it very different to the majority of the series, has left the longest impact on myself. It is dark, upsetting and misleading, all whilst being able to provide the viewer with a feeling of happiness and joy after the final scene.If you do not find yourself rooting for both of the protagonists, then something is wrong, as they are both very likeable characters who play off of one another extremely well and allow for one of the best episodes of Black Mirror.Top marks.

demilung Hey, what if your dating app used Inside Out style real people running gauntlet challenges to find your perfect match? Wouldn't that be neat?That's just it. Again, no controversy, no dilemmas, no nothing. It's basically a "strange game" type story in which you introduce your characters into a game with set rules and let them play it out. Like Battle Royale, or Danganronpa, or Hunger Games or any other. The appeal in this story lies in people imagening how they would handle this scenario. And this time the final reveal completely negates everything the story. Nothing of this matters, there is nothing to think about, it's just a pointless romantic story.

seb-geier Hang the DJ is such an amazing love story. Perfection. Tears of Joy

d-j-gordon This is undoubtedly my favourite episode of season 4, and one of my favourite Black Mirror episodes ever. The plot is hugely imaginative and engaging, with just the right amount of romance, drama and humour (and, of course, clever technology). In addition, the chemistry between the two main characters is simply phenomenal - I found myself rooting for them from the moment they met. 'Hang the DJ' was a truly heartwarming and uplifting episode, and it honestly brought tears to my eyes. Give it a watch - you won't regret it!A well-deserved 10 out of 10.