Get ready to question humanity’s control over the technology that surrounds us as it’s another season of Netflix Black Mirror is in the works. Official today in the morning Black Mirror Page X revealed the cast of the new season coming next year, along with other interesting clues and Easter eggs.
The video features an old, flickering computer screen that dumps a complete info dump of the entire cast for season 7. Doctor Who star and Oscar winner Peter Capaldi (who won in 1995 for his live-action short film It’s a Wonderful Life by Franz Kafka), Awkwafina, Issa Rae, Tracee Ellis Ross and Rashida Jones.
The list also includes some of the cast who played the virtual crew members of the USS Callister in the iconic fourth season episode of the same name. USS Callister episode names appearing on the list include Cristin Milioti, Jimmy Simpson, Billy Magnussen, Milanka Brooks, and Osy Ikhile.
We’ve known for some time what series creator Charlie Brooker was planning to do . In the opening episode of season 4, Jesse Plemmons starred as Robert, the chief technology officer of a high-end game studio and a huge fan of a game studio. Star Trek-esque TV show called Space Fleet. Day after day, he gets pushed around by his colleagues and employees and gets little credit for the company’s success. He uses immersive virtual reality technology to play the role of Space Fleet Captain Robert Daly is away from work on a virtual starship and takes out his frustrations and anger on the crew in increasingly brutal and inhumane ways. The crew members replicated themselves in the game using the DNA of their boss and employees, which Robert obtained without his permission or knowledge. The crew mutinies and the seething “Captain. Robert” is trapped in the game.
Of course, that would not be true Black Mirror discover that the teaser lacks some clues and hidden elements. The loading screen has the name of the studio Tuckersoft, a reference to the interactive game studio. movie. The actors are listed alphabetically by first name, but they are divided into eight groups. Among the band names floating around are some cryptic phrases like “Too soon?”, “A rose for a rose” and “Shields 58 percent”.
Could these be episode titles? The latter definitely sounds like a reference to USS Callister and Brooker, and the company likes iconic episode titles taken from songs for tech hell stories like “Shut Up and Dance” and “Hang the DJ.” New Black Mirror the episodes haven’t dropped yet and they’re already all over our heads.
