David Malek If the technology is advanced enough to download/upload consciousness, I guess it would be advanced enough to upload it into a humanoid robot. no need to go multi tenant into one brain. I get it, it is sci-fi, but make it a little more believable.

kalchomcgradypg This season of black mirror was definetly the worst of all...They tried some new stuff,and although i respect that ,the stuff they tried were just pointless and not black mirror-like..I liked killing the dj episode a lot,it was perfect but still it was not black mirror...This one is Black Mirror as it can be.Mystery,grit,amazing acting,good music,solid directing and gut-wrenching story...Also Rolo Haynes is one of the most striking and penetrative character we yet seen on this show..Well done !

Johnny H. **Review may contain slight spoilers**Jesus; this episode... this EPISODE! Black Museum just might be one of the very best episodes of television I've ever seen; and that's saying something in my books. I love Game of Thrones, Breaking Bad, Sherlock, Doctor Who and of course Black Mirror. However, it takes something truly special to have a single episode stand-out from the crowd in general, because whole shows like Black Mirror tend to be fantastic overall. The series is one of the best science fiction stories on television, and it arguably transcends the likes of The Twilight Zone for some. The revelations in this episode, the twists, and the sub-plots are all amazing, adding to one of the best Black Mirror reveals to date.And much to my surprise, this episode actually had some moving moments as well. Considering the stuff Black Mirror usually covers, I didn't expect to be moved the way I did. I take my hat off to Charlie Brooker for this one. He's now become one of my favourite writers.Want some truly smart sci-fi? Look no further. Black Museum is a classic!

Hitchcoc This was bit remindful of the new version of the Outer Limits, where a last episode was a compilation of previous ones. However, we are taken on a ride of cynicism unparalleled. The proprietor of the Black Museum, Rolo, is the worst of the worst. He is psychotic and predatory and a genius at what he does. Since this is really three stories that come together, his storytelling abilities and his drooling excitement at the pain he has created, make it right for this series. A young, strong black woman stops to charge her car (solar powered) but her agenda brings her to a "Black Museum." This museum is a tourist trap that features all manner of human agony. Rolo, apparently, has participated in horrors to various human subjects. There is a doctor who has good intentions when he is implanted with a device to feel his patients' pain and, hence, diagnose them. Then there is a woman dies but is connected to her partner in a kind of ethereal worlds. Finally, a man condemned to death in the electric chair. The stories are sick but engaging. But what makes this work is a well rounded plot line that brings all of this into play. I guess I will have t wait for a while to see if another set of these comes around.