Fans only have a few days to watch the first one Black Mirror Sequel series – “Callister: In Infinity,” the long-awaited outstanding 2017 follow-up “USS Callister” – creator Charlier Brooker suggests that this may not be one of the last stories of the series.
Brooke was a blurred but promising ridicule of the progress of the Black Mirror after Season 7 when he was speaking to the Hollywood Reporter. “There is a certain degree of freedom in the format,” he said. “We have the first sequel this season. Now, we’re looking at the old plot and thinking, ‘How do you revisit this idea?’ As long as it’s fun, I can do it, people keep fucking watches, I want to keep performing.”
After thinking about the moment of “USS Callister”, we want to revisit all the plots; “San Junipero” is perfect, but its popularity undoubtedly puts it in further exploration. Brooke himself mentioned this when asked about the careful process of determining the plot sequence for each season.
“I'm not usually the best judge,” he admitted. “When we did our first season for Netflix, I thought 'San Junipero' or 'Playtest' should be the opener. Netflix was like, 'No, we thought it should be 'Nosedive'. I don't know, I don't know? It turns out that it's the best option, but ordering those elements is like the order of the album.”
“Caller: Entering Infinity” is the final episode of Season 7. But while you might be craving to see Nanette Cole and Company until now, you can guess Brooke hopes you will watch these episodes in the order they are curated. Black Mirror Album experience. The new season will be released on April 10.
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