Dark, cruel, and relentless. The scariest thing about this episode is that it could happen to anyone right now. And the leads act very believable and sell that idea. One of my favorite episodes

For the record: nobody deserves this kind of treatment. And yet, the last twist probably invites some people to think otherwise and that is unnecessary. Totally unnecassary.

Seen: 2.

This was good, really good.

This is stupid as hell and makes no sense at all.

☆ Yeah this is another really clever Black Mirror episode I ended up watching a few times. Super creepy, and puts things into perspective! ☆

The ending doesn't live up to the dancing (yes, the crimes of the protagonists are horrific, I'm not defending that aspect) and the dancing itself is based on a lot of things I had seen before. It's quite well-acted though, and has enough twists to be entertaining.

The twist in the end was the best!

On the internet as a place of all-round nastiness. Seems fair.

My favorite of the third season, so fucked up.

A contemporary Black Mirror that plays out like an average, seen-it-before thriller. That's not necessarily a bad thing - indeed, you're invested in the story throughout, and it certainly poses some interesting moral questions with its plausible scenario - but it doesn't really do anything special, and I was unable to push Die Hard: With A Vengeance out of my mind. Lawther puts in a good shift, but Flynn's somewhat hammy performance exposes his ITV drama roots.

Excellent.

Believable and utterly dark. Not for the faint-hearted.

All teens and pre teens should be forced to watch this episode. This is the "This is your brain on drugs: Any Questions?" ad campaign from the 80's/90's...but for the dangers of the internet. This is why you should always cover your webcam when fapping, kids. Trolling level is over 9000.

It''s pretty different to the rest of the series; this is raw and worryingly realistic in that it potentially could happen in today's society, albeit unlikely to this extent I would hope... It's simple yet chilling and worryingly effective

Oddly enough, not the first time I've heard a TV series appropriate Exit Music as the soundtrack to an information age dystopia.

for the lulz

Like "White Bear" and The White Christmas special, only more fully realized, and even more relentless, if that's possible. Black Mirror outdoes itself here. Brace yourself.

I'll take this one with a pinch of salt -- no-one in Kenny's position would go anywhere as far as he goes (unless he was fapping to CP or MLP), but this episode is more light-hearted (in a weirdly dark way) and comes across as less serious (and far less futuristic, this could happen today) than other episodes -- but it's a fun watch and something anyone with a broadband connection can relate to.

A huge change of pace for the series as this is an uber-familiar thriller that fails to innovate or provide satirical insight. I will say the ending caught me off-guard, although it felt like a cheap-shot.

Doesn't really feel like part of the series without a bigger sci fi idea, but it's solid nonetheless.

Nothing more (and nothing less) than a solid thriller which seems too old-fashioned to belong in this anthology show about the near future.