I'll do the obvious thing and suggest checking out Electric Dreams and Inside No. 9 which are also one off anthology series, Electric Dreams intended to replace Black Mirror on Channel 4 and Inside No. 9 more like The Outer Limits or Tales Of The Unexpected with aspects of supernatural horror and black comedy in the mix.
For me 15 Million Merits, San Junipero, Nosedive and Playtest bothered me the most after watching them for different reasons. They really look at the value of life and what it means as technology creates a new metric for us, rather than us for it.
Electric Dreams has 3 decent episodes, the rest are good to pretty shit. Inside No. 9 again may vary depending on if you get what they're parodying or riffing on but it's pretty much top quality throughout. There's a few episodes that start off very ordinary and become completely fucking horrifying by the end, similar to Black Mirror.
i was gon say maybe someone brings it back, but didnt the girl burn it at the end?
I think that was kind of the point, same goes for the black chick in White Bear who had to relive the same feeling or being watched and stalked then brainwashed to forget it all by the next day whereas it seemed the actual criminals got proper sentences for their crimes. Or the black soldier who imagines going home to his wife and a normal life when the house is a dilapidated mess with no one living in it. And obviously the guy in 15 Million Merits. It's basically showing no matter what happens, some prejudices and class systems will always be in place regardless of how much "advancement" as a "civilised society" we are because we're all prone to savage and baser instincts as emotionally volatile status concerned pleasure seekers who don't always thing of the consequences of what happens when cruel and simple desires can be catered to by technology. You can live in a technologically advanced alternative dimension, but the same shit will keep happening because people are people.
I get what you're saying but I think they chose the black woman intentionally as to show that as much as times change, people stay the same and even in the future/this alternate dimension women, and particularly black women, are still treated lesser by rich white men who view them as commodities to be exploited rather than people. I agree it's on purpose, we already saw a white girl fuck her life up trying to impress others rather than valuing herself properly in Nosedive.