"Black Mirror" star Will Poulter unpacks his return as Colin in Season 7's "Plaything" after starring in "Bandersnatch" ...

The 2018 episode is probably one of the most famous of all time, because viewers were able to make decisions for the main ...

The new season's "Plaything" episode, a sequel of sorts to 'Black Mirror: Bandersnatch,' includes a game called 'Thronglets.' ...

So how does "Plaything" end, and how is it connected to the 2018 Black Mirror movie, Bandersnatch? Here's everything to know about the ending to Black Mirror season 7, episode 4. Warning: "Plaything" ...

Traumatic childhood memories have started to flood back after Black Mirror’s genius creator Charlie Brooker explained the ...

Back in time and in the offices of Colin Ritman, the elusive auteur from Bandersnatch (yes, Will Poulter is back, and yes, it’s deliciously meta), Cam learns of a new game in development. The game is ...

Black Mirror is at it again. Several years ago, Bandersnatch, a special spin-off episode of the anthology series, which tells dark, cautionary tales about the use of technology, turned heads for ...

Brooker teases that it's "completely different" from season 7 episode "Plaything." Will Poulter and Asim Chaudhry do reprise their Bandersnatch roles, however, in "Plaything." Nearly eight years later ...

Warning: Spoilers ahead for Black Mirror season 7, episode 4, "Plaything." Black Mirror's new season finally settles the debate about what the real ending of Bandersnatch is — and, shockingly, it's ...

While most “Black Mirror” guest stars don’t get the chance to return to the Netflix series, Will Poulter was among the few stars to get a second call from creator Charlie Brooker, who asked ...