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no HUGE name but Jodie Foster directing should be good. They're all people I recognise by face though.

(and yes you can tell this is an American quote since Maxine Peake is quoted as some minor film role rather than, um, Shameless or Dinnerladies)

maxine :amazed:

Andrea and Maxine :love:

I'm ready

http://www.reactiongifs.com/r/lego.gif

okay but like i was sure that Black Mirror S3 came out in summer last year? I was being so inpatient with it like wanting it by august lmao
2 months or less to go?

it was october :suspect:

i know!

oh

Just watched the first episode. Clever and fascinating concept, but so bloody disturbing...

Shut Up and Dance would've been much better had I not already guessed the "twist" at the start. Just seemed fairly predictable. Don't understand the White Bear comparison though, both were great stories in their own rights

Well aren't you a dirty minded cow.

You got bloody through them bloody quick my girl. [emoji23]

Nobody has that bad a reaction to simply being filmed masturbating. I assume Mindy was underage too?

:joker: The seasons are only three episodes long so I've basically just been doing a season per night

I only watched half of Playtest, the cliché-ridden "haunted house" theme wasn't interesting for me at all.

Yeah tbh his reaction was pretty normal for anyone not wanting that kind of footage being sent to everyone they know.

It was when he went ahead with the robbery and pissed himself I was like... ok.

Mess. You missed the twists?

Also when I've gone back and watched episodes of Benidorm since SUAD, Troy really creeps me out. :worry:

Paul Bazely's appearance was the twist!

I guess I can see the comparisons with White Bear actually. In both cases we were tricked (or in my case, supposed to be tricked) into sympathizing with the main character. It sort of worked with the woman so that worked well, but I already knew the kid was twisted from the moment he smiled at that child in McDonald's

Finished! Hated in the Nation was great but considering how it was 90 minutes long, they could've spent a bit more time on the ending. But then I suppose all stories ended fairly abruptly.

Season 3 was a weak season overall. The stories were good, but they didn't have the same emotional impact as those from the first two seasons (obviously excluding that hideous Waldo episode). White Bear and San Junipero would probably be my favourite two episodes, but I liked all of them (excluding Playtest and again, the Waldo episode).

I'm talking about Playtest. :oh:

Omg, did you not have any sympathy at all for Kenny? :(

Was I supposed to sympathise with him? https://i.imgur.com/LTBwLkF.gif

I cried at the end of SUAD, I felt so bad for him even though he's scum

No, but I judge anybody who didn't have a shred of sympathy at any point. :nono:

I didn't sympathise because I already guessed he was a paedophile!

He's not though. He never acted on his impulses and was a poor confused boy struggling with an evil impulse. :nono:

err i think not, why do you think him and his sister didnt get on? probs because he raped her. evil little pedo bastard got what he deserved

Because they represent 99% of siblings living together in their parents house.

San Junipero won two Emmy's and they couldn't be more deserved :clap2:

Season 4 in full is coming 29th December - full season trailer below:

Looks really good

:amazed:

Could they not have held on till New Year's Day? An awkward release date, not the kind of show for Christmas/NY week :worry:

Looking forward to it though!

Should've been released early December.