The British programme, which is produced by Screenwipe and Cunk on Britain creator Charlie Brooker, explores various stories and genres while focussing on a range of near-future technologies.
The new series promises to be an interesting one, featuring the long-awaited return of the USS Calister and a world where technology allows people to step into photographic memories.
How to watch Black Mirror series 7 in the UK
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All six episodes of the new Black Mirror series are already available to watch on Netflix.
All users in the UK have to do is log in to their accounts and search for the show.
The star-studded cast of Black Mirror series 7 and where you’ve seen them before
A raft of newcomers make up the cast of Black Mirror series seven, with big names from the world of television and film making notable appearances.
These include American actress and writer Issa Rae, who starred in the Barbie film and hit programmes like Insecure, and Scottish actor Peter Capaldi, who took lead roles in The Thick of It and Doctor Who.
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The Holdovers star Paul Giamatti, Black-ish actress Tracee Ellis Ross, and Crazy Rich Asian’s star Awkwafina have also made appearances.
More familiar faces will include the likes of Cristin Milioti, who has appeared in The Penguin, How I Met Your Mother, and The Wolf of Wall Street, Maze Runner Actor, Will Poulter, Milanka Brooks from The Windsors, British comedian Asim Chaudhry from People Just Do Nothing, and Westworld star Jimmi Simpson.
Well-known comedy actor Chris O’Dowd from the IT Crowd and The Alienist actor Rosy McEwen, as well as a number of stars we met in USS Calister, will also be making a return, including Paul G. Raymond, Billy Magnussend and Osy Ikhile.
