dontfightagainstthetruth There are two main plotholes to this story: 1- Why would a genius so smart to have been able to build such a complex world be so stupid to let so many childish software bugs exist in the world so that the captive copies can use them against him? How can you even make an actual thinking person being able to remember their past or parallel life by a copy of their DNA? 2- Why would a genius build a virtual world in which there is a wormhole by which the captives can not only escape from it but also get him entraped to death?! Not so genius.

pronto1966 Some episodes of black mirror are very dark. This one has some dark undertones, but it's also fun too. As someone who's interested the real world dev of futurism and artificial reality, I found the concept of this cool. The story is interesting, a bit quirky, lots of tension, with a few cynical nods to the corporate structure of the tech world.And for someone who grew up watching all the old reruns of Original Star Trek, this one was a real treat.

mertuslum-794-668763 People shouldnt waste time with these garbage. A total waste of time. Terrible acting terrible story. I wonder why they needed to film this. I never wrote any comme t before but this was so terrible that i couldnt help myself.

Ritika Agrawal Similar to all other episodes in Black Mirror, this episode takes the impact of technology on humans to a totally different level. Humans are growing more and more sadistic, because we have the square box, maybe the television or the laptop that fulfills all our fantasies. Robert as well, rather than dealing with real life situations and making things better with his peer and coworkers, couldn't care less for their rude attitudes because he was taking his revenge with them in the virtual world. Some things did seem off like the clones being able to see their reallife counterparts and not having genitals; loved the line where Nanette says it is a software code and there can't be any without excepptions or bugs.Howsoever, we advance in technology we shall always remain slaves to the idea that it needs to work exactly the way we want it to.