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‘Black Mirror’ Season 7: Premiere Date, Cast, and Episodes

The new season is set to premiere on Thursday, April 10

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When Black Mirror first hit screens in 2011, it felt like a warning shot from the near future. It offered dark, speculative stories about where our obsession with technology might lead. Created by Charlie Brooker, the anthology series dives deep into the uneasy relationship between humanity and innovation, showing how tools designed to improve our lives can also expose our deepest fears and flaws.

What once felt like distant sci-fi now hits closer to home than ever. From social credit systems and AI relationships to mass surveillance and digital afterlives, Black Mirror has a haunting way of predicting where society might be heading. In many ways, it’s no longer just fiction—it’s a mirror reflecting a version of reality that feels more plausible each year.

Now, with Netflix confirming that Black Mirror is returning for a seventh season, the anticipation is high. Will the new episodes continue to blur the line between imagination and reality? If the past seasons are any clue, we’re in for more thought-provoking stories that will make us question the technology we carry in our pockets every day.

When Does Black Mirror Premiere and How Many Episodes Will It Have?

The new season of Black Mirror is set to premiere on Thursday, April 10. This time, the season will include six episodes, all available on Netflix—the platform that helped turn the series into a global success—now with a refreshed and exciting cast.

Season 7 brings back the signature tone of the show, with stories that explore the darker side of technology and human behavior. The cast includes big names like Peter Capaldi, Chris O’Dowd, Emma Corrin, Will Poulter, Cristin Milioti, and Paul Giamatti, among others.

After the mixed reactions to Season 6, this new season arrives with renewed interest and high expectations. As always, each episode will offer a new storyline—thought-provoking, eerie, and often a little too close to reality. It’s clear that Black Mirror continues to reflect a future that feels less and less like science fiction.