The review of “Black Mirror” season seven highlights a more human and tender shift in Charlie Brooker’s anthology, despite retaining its satirical edge. The season features compelling episodes like “Common People,” which explores themes of precariousness in modern life, and “Eulogy,” showcasing nostalgia and regret through the lens of lost love. “Bête Noire” delivers classic dark humor, while “Plaything” is deemed less engaging due to its unfulfilling premise. Overall, the season’s warmth and emotional depth mark a significant evolution for the series, blending technology’s impact with heartfelt storytelling.
