As returning star Cristin Milioti explains to PEOPLE, the long-awaited continuation of the "USS Callister" storyline — which saw digital clones of employees being trapped inside a VR-based massively multiplayer online game by their boss — went through many different iterations before settling on what debuted on Thursday,

This story discusses major plot developments in the "Black Mirror" episode "USS Callister: Into Infinity," currently streaming on Netflix. Since the "Black Mirror" episode "USS Callister" first streamed on Netflix in 2017,

Creator Charlie Brooker tells EW what the oddball ending means for potential future sequels, and reveals a different "Wizard of Oz"-like conclusion they decided against.

Season 7 is no exception. "You can expect a mix of genres and styles," Brooker teased during Netflix's Geeked Week fan event in September. "We've got six episodes this time, and two of them are basically feature-length.

Netflix has released a game called Thronglets based on episode seven of the latest season of Black Mirror. It's like a game of Tamagotchi and Pokémon, with dark, existential them

Feel like life has become pretty dystopian recently? You’re not wrong. But, fingers crossed, it’ll never get quite as dark as Black Mirror. In fact, a dip back into its most haunting offerings may even offer some delicious

Paul Giamatti headlines one of six new "Black Mirror" episodes on Netflix, a story that takes an aging man on an emotional journey through his past.

Charlie Brooker, Cristin Milioti and Jimmi Simpson break down the sequel episode's twists and the crew's new "horrifying" situation The post ‘Black Mirror’ Creator, Stars Unpack ‘USS Callister: Into Infinity’ Ending and if There’ll Be Another Sequel appeared first on TheWrap.

The latest game coming to Netflix Games is Thronglets, a Tamagotchi-like experience that hides a story within a story. The real-yet-fictional game comes from the Black Mirror universe and has players controlling and nurturing a digital pet-style creature called a Thronglet.