the audience applauded

Some things I liked some I did not.

Lack of good storyline.

Clever and entertaining enough to recommend even to members of the 1%

Just as I was tired of all the futuristic dystopias whether the world is ruled by robots, everybody became fat and lazy, or resources are over and people are fighting for food, I came across this beautiful TV Series, instead of making people fear from what is already terrifying such as world hunger or short life expectancy, this show takes everything you love about the future, from artificial intelligence to nanotechnology and lets you see how it can go all wrong, and how it is more terrifying than evil robots destroying your home.

If you've ever thought about the world and where it's possibly heading, this is your show. If you've ever thought at all, this is your show. True art of our time.

Every episode in this show is a stand-alone story, with different characters in different settings. They are all linked by one theme - technology and human nature gone wrong. Mostly they are futuristic, ranging from 'could happen this year' up to 'far future technological dystopia.' If you like happy endings, you won't like this show. I think there is one happy ending among all three seasons. S1E1 - I suggest you skip this one. It was by far the worst in my opinion, the only one I really disliked. It was pointless and disgusting, blackmail via social media for no apparent reason. S1E2 - a future dystopia show about using media entertainment to escape a dull reality. I enjoyed it. S1E3 - a future where everyone has an implant that records every moment of their life and can be played back on screen. It was pretty good. S2E1 - Can robots replace people? Good presentation of complexity of emotion and personality. S2E2 - it is strange, you don't know what's happening for a while, without giving too much away it's kind of a dark twist on justice. I liked it. S2E3 - could happen this year - a look at public opinion and the fakeness of politicians. Very good. S2E4 - it says it is 'three interconnected tales' but it is all one story, and comes together at the end. Another 'technology and justice' story. S3E1 - social commentary on virtual 'popularity,' well done. S3E2 - technological horror story, somewhat predictable but fun. S3E3 - technology and blackmail, this one is how the concepts of S1E1 should have been done. I liked this one, even if the kid was stupid - he's a teenage boy, so his foolish emotional responses are believable. S3E4 - a virtual reality romance, not my thing personally but well done. S3E5 - a commentary on combat and dehumanization of the 'enemy.' Very well done. S3E6 - a combination of technological terrorism/horror with social commentary - the deaths are pretty disturbing especially if you have certain phobias, but I really liked the show.

Quite simply this show is an example of why it's worth watching television. Supremely talented writers with an ever improving budget and wealth of great acting talent creating satire and poking holes and turning our own reality, values and ideas about the world on its head. This quite simply can not be missed, I've rewatched almost every episode multiple times. It's the rarity of a thoroughly enjoyable from a dark comedy and cerebral slice of modern world reflection.