I thought they overused the "mind in a machine" trope this season. I think perhaps having to try produce more episodes sooner as well as the reality that Brooker's life is actually pretty great now means he has a lot less misery and insecurity to mine compared to years previous when he wasn't a multi millionaire, just an aspiring critic turned writer happy to have a platform even if he had to film segments on a shitty handicam in his actual living room. Those days are gone, Hollywood A listers are lining up to work with him, he's got a loving wife and normal family life with enough money he doesn't even do his BBC series any longer at all... it's hard to find fault with the world and find more of it's flaws once you're an upper echelon talent known around the world, not a miserable TV/Video game critic worrying about making rent so you make sure your word count is as the deadline asked so you get paid the full pro rate even if it was meant to be per word.
Word, that was the weakest. But I love how the last one incorporated all the previous episodes
cosign the fuck outta this.....I seen that box on the ground and was like really nigga!
