That is precisely what the first episode of Black Mirror's seventh season, titled "Common People," is doing—but with a fun ...

"It’s one of our bleak ones," the Black Mirror creator says of the episode's ending. "Common People" also includes a ...

At its heart, “Common People” is a classic example of how Charlie Brooker and his writers have continued to break our hearts ...

Viewers have become completely invested in the impactful first episode and the incredible cast, including Black-ish's Tracee ...

"Common People," the thought-provoking opening episode of Black Mirror's seventh series, gets right to the point by reinstating the program's central tenet: the future is already happening, and it is ...

“Common People,” the first episode of the newly released Season 7, stars Rashida Jones, Chris O’Dowd, and Tracee Ellis Ross and examines the dark side of technology and its dangers when ...

What would you do for love? “Common People,” the first episode of “Black Mirror’s” seventh season, is a dark look at the intersection of a life-saving technology, capitalism and a long ...

The episode, titled “Common People,” looks at the world of subscription-based services. If juggling multiple streaming subscriptions feels frustrating now, imagine a day when your payment ...

It stars Rashida Jones and Chris O'Dowd star as Amanda and Mike, husband and wife, in “Common People”, and the episode is a real tear jerker. It is an excellent episode of Black Mirror.

Season 7 opener “Common People” is one of the darkest episodes of Black Mirror…and that’s a high bar to clear. Previous installments of Charlie Brooker’s long-running sci-fi anthology ...

Surely even the Black Mirror neophytes can see where this is all going but that doesn’t make “Common People’s” execution of it any less terrifying. Amanda’s streaming gray matter runs ...