If you are yet to watch Black Mirror, then you better hurry because you are running late. The show already has five seasons on the air and is gearing up for season 6.
This is an English dystopian anthology show by Charlie Brooker. The series first arrived on Netflix in 2011. It’s been almost 9 years and fans are still crazy about the show.
After the success of five complete seasons, it’s time for season 6 to arrive. The show has garnered a serious fan following in all these years. To know more about the show, you should give this article a read.
When are we getting season 6?
Well, no announcement has been made for season 6 yet. The show has run for over 8 years now. Not only that, but it has been a great hit as well. So there’s a high possibility that the show will get renewed for season 6. But for now, we do not know when that is going to happen.
If season 6 is made, it is surely going to be delayed because of the current ongoing situation. As soon as, we get any updates on the release date, we will get back to you.
What about the cast?
Since the renewal of the show for season 6 has not been announced yet, it is hard to guess the cast members. The fact that the show is an anthology collection, we get a new cast list every time. So we can expect to see more new faces joining the show in the next season. But for now, nothing is confirmed.
However, we are expecting to see some of the familiar faces even in season 6. This include:
- Jesse Armstrong
- Michael Schur
- Charlie Brooker
What about the plot?
Every episode of the show is focused on the results of using new technologies. The series is based on technology and its relationship with humans.
The series raises big concerns not only about what we are today but also about our future.
Since there are no new updates on season 6, it is hard to tell what to expect in the next season. But we are hoping that the theme of the show will remain the same.
If you are a fan of the series, then you will have to wait, before any further updates are out. we will keep you updated.
