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Top 5 Black Mirror Episodes

I'm pretty late to the BM party, but it was definitely worth binging over a few short weeks. My reasoning for these isn't really overly analytical, it's just which episodes gut-punched me the hardest. Contains spoilers. What are your top 5?
6Tigran Hamasyan
Mockroot


Special Mention: The worst episode had to be The Waldo Moment. The only remotely gripping part was during the credits where he is revealed to be homeless and the Waldo avatar actually rose to power.
5Celeste
Infidele(s)


5. Hated in the Nation: The common theme you might notice for my choices is that I gravitated towards the more fucked up episodes, as opposed to the more sentimental side of the spectrum. Captivating through most of its long run time, and the sadistic part of me was kinda happy all those people died at the end, probably because I've always been annoyed at the idea of keyboard warriors talking shit and hiding behind anonymity. Oh hi Sputnik : )
4Nova Collective
The Further Side


4. The National Anthem: Ironically, this was one of the last episodes I watched chronologically, but holy shit this plot line is pure gold. I found myself yelling out loud for most of the episode going "Jesus Christ, this isn't actually happening!" The kicker is that the situation, despite sounding batshit crazy, seems kind of plausible, considering it's entirely possible to pull of a stunt of this magnitude. And if it ever happened, let's be honest, our streets would be as empty as those in the episode.
3Glassjaw
Material Control


3. White Bear: Probably tied with number 1 for biggest holy shit ending, and I did mention my criteria are mostly based on visceral reaction. The pacing is great, you're left guessing pretty much until the very end, and the twist is ingenious. The most fucked up thing to consider is that there isn't really any concrete proof that she actually committed the crime, and the townspeople might just be engaging in this depravity for money and/or shits & giggles. Pretty terrifying.
2James Holden and The Animal Spirits
The Animal Spirits


2. White Christmas: You'd be bullshitting if you claimed you weren't emotionally affected by this one on at least some level. A masterful script that brilliantly weaves seemingly disparate story lines together for an ending that is so god-damned tragic you're pretty much just left staring at the rolling credits. This was definitely my kind of Christmas tale. As a side-note, I didn't actually think Jon Hamm's character was as evil as he was made to appear and he didn't deserve the horrible punishment at the end. Also, fuck Beth.
1Radiohead
OK Computer


1. Shut Up and Dance: This one seems to be waaaay underrated. As far as keeping you on the edge of your seat guessing, realizing that this can easily happen to pretty much anybody including you, and that fucking ending...this one just brings it home for me. I was left feeling absolutely destroyed but with a sick grin on my face nonetheless. Brilliant concept, brilliant acting, totally believable, and if that Radiohead placement didn't give you fucking goosebumps, you're just not human.
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