The Ending of Loch Henry Explained | Black Mirror Season 6 Explained

[@BryceEdwardBrown]

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[@zoey3116]

@danisasuperbeastyes!! It’s on Netflix

[@mlemaire109]

I really encourage you to do research on betterhelp and how they've actually fucked over a lot of people in need of mental health care, once you find out you might wanna reconsider working w them in the future 😬

[@MsTinkerbelle87]

😒 Better Help is disgusting and predatory!

[@lesliemartin3]

@@MsTinkerbelle87 so I'm still trying to find out if it was real but there were some leaked sessions on tik tok at some point that have since been taken down but it was crazy hearing the way the "the-rapist" was speaking to this woman. There are a lot of fake ones so I'm sure it was some sort of trolling effort but I gotta say it didn't sound very far off from what I've heard from any real patients. It was gnarly.

[@ButtersCCookie]

Please don't forget your fans for Black Mirror. Still floored with your analysis of Stranger Things. You really made that show shine. Thanks for all you do.

[@John9175]

I think pias death had something to do with how they mention people die in remote areas like without out a trace

[@mrzhyphy1510]

yes! my idea EXACTLY!

[@its9333]

I felt the same when she was running like… damn they really foreshadowed this!

[@blackkeiron]

Yeah that's definitely the reason, I chuckled it a bit as soon as it happened.

[@t0adstoolll]

Yeah Davis literally said something about deep water and how people run into the woods and never get seen again.

[@dena81]

It's also telling as she kept going on in the beginning about how beautiful the area is... And yet that area didn't reveal how deadly it could be... Possibly a mirror to Janet and Kenneth, two innocent looking people that no one would expect. Instead they look at the crazy guy.

[@mzlskdnx]

You missed the fact that the mom wearing a nurse costume while using the drill was a reference to the first short story in black museum! The one where the crazy doctor uses a drill to torture the homeless guy 😅

[@jackselle4607]

Great connection!

[@mlsaulnier]

good catch

[@farhanfmx]

Mind blown!

[@charmainen8475]

Also a reference to white bear, a drill was used as a torture method there too

[@kylecollins5463]

And how she killed herself to not end up in white bear prison....

[@CZsWorld]

Does anyone notice how Bryce looks like he could be an actual Black Mirror character?

[@kaciehawkins9775]

Wow I cant unsee this now lol yo CZ! Was just watching your vids lol love the crossover

[@valeriavitela4580]

@@kaciehawkins9775I was just watching CZ too! And then came here lol

[@timothytorigian7932]

Well he is... so....

[@1Zaheer]

Was thinking about the same!!

[@apathy2454]

@@timothytorigian7932LOLOLOL I was thinking the same thing

[@Mrmilkman-yb3ql]

But I don’t want to put my crowbar on whisper mode

[@BryceEdwardBrown]

Fair enough

[@WrathOfTheShaft]

There was a line from Davis that foreshadowed her death. Can't remember it, but it was when he first told Pia about Ader. Something about chalking up the murders to the tourist who tripped and fell in the streams. Except in Davis's case, he probably chalked up Pias death to his mother. It's not like he saw her trip and fall, and she promptly assumed Pia got away to rat her out.

[@lilymarianna8776]

Yup, I noticed that, too 😊

[@rakijr9176]

But then why would the mother kill herself? I assume Pia's body was recovered in the stream otherwise she would've been classified as missing and not dead. Had the mother actually killed her, she would've made up a lie about Pia going outside and disappearing instead of leaving the tapes and committing suicide. Also, something that bothered me is that it's kind of unrealistic that a serial killer would just leave bulletproof evidence of their murders out in their living room when (I assume) they still regularly received guest.

[@WrathOfTheShaft]

@rakijr9176 she killed herself because Pia watched the tapes and when she went looking for her she couldn't find her. I assume she assumed she got away to tell Davis what she saw, so went home and killed herself right away. I disagree, Davis said in the beginning that his mother was lonely and didn't get many guests. Also, serial killers often leave mementos and other evidence in easily found places.

[@rakijr9176]

@@WrathOfTheShaft No I mean from Davis' point of view his mother killing herself wouldn't make any sense if she truly did kill Pia. You wouldn't murder somebody to keep your crimes a secret and then kill yourself (because you would've gotten away with it). Your right on the second point. I guess I forgot that he said she didn't receive many guests.

[@WrathOfTheShaft]

@rakijr9176 Ah I get what you mean.

[@MustafaAli-lb8dq]

I thought Stuart's father is going to murder Davis at the hospital. But he warns Davis to stop this film because of "the things that he knows". He sounded like a sad old grumpy man. But in reality, he was the most relatable. He didn't want to destroy Davis's life. But in the end, his protest didn't work out. It was his gf and his friend that persuaded him to make this. Moral of the Story: Its not the plot twist. It's about how true crime destroys people's lives just like Davis. Now Davis will never become a filmmaker or get a good job. He will always have to live his life in a sad way doing ordinary stuff and making quick bucks on interviews. He will never be remembered for talent except his parents were serial killers.

[@WhitneyDahlin]

Sierra the problem is Black mirror is no longer sci-fi. It's fantasy. Werewolves and demons etc. It's just not Black mirror anymore. I don't know why this happens to Great sci-fi shows! Literally out of nowhere after a few seasons of being straight science fiction suddenly these switch to fantasy. 🙄 Can you imagine if they did this with any other genre? Can you imagine if they took a great horror series like Haunting of Hill House and then suddenly season 3 with no explanation it becomes a romantic comedy?!?? It's ridiculous! It's not even Black mirror anymore. The thing is I feel like the episodes in season weren't bad they just weren't Black mirror. If they had created a new show and said from the creators of Black mirror comes a new fantasy anthology I probably would have loved to the show. But as it is I am extremely disappointed. We're here for Sci-fi, THAT is what the whole show is about! It's about the dangers of technology, that's what the name of the show Black mirror means! It's a reference to us constantly staring into our cell phones which are a Black mirror. It's about the dangers of technology and all of them feel realistic for the most part. It feels like with technology developing as it is that these are possible futures. But suddenly this season 0-1 movie stars are werewolves, a girl finds a cursed object, true crime

[@notyourtherapist21]

​@@WhitneyDahlin While I do see where you're coming from, I don't fully agree with your take. See, the whole point of black mirror, in my opinion, is not "technology bad, man good". The first episode itself, there was no cutting-edge, science fiction type thing involved. That Waldo episode too. I think that it has always been an observation of human psychology, and how it can corrupt something that is meant to make your life easier, because that is how we are. Technological advancements, as portrayed in most of the episodes, are just a means to the end,they aren't the driving plots of the stories. It is us, our behaviour, and our corruption that is being questioned. So I actually kind of don't mind the occasional shift from science fiction to supernatural stories as much ig. Sorry for the rant :)

[@sammidizzle5599]

In this ENTIRE episode, all I could think of in Pia’s scenes is, “🤔 ummm, WHY doesn’t this child have any eyebrows???”

[@beyondbirthday5734]

Wow I didn't even notice that 😅

[@Cybarxz]

I just wanna say that this is the 1st channel that uses the Ending Explained title in the correct way, so many other just tell the story and that's here, but here we actually go beyond that nitpicking and dissecting everything that we can explore from the episode. Keep doing your good job, friend.

[@mrhippo828]

So glad there is a guy that explains and adds Insight. So many explained vids just paraphrase a synopsis that we have all just watched. This is good content

[@Raveena1494]

SYNONYMSIS

[@mrhippo828]

@@Raveena1494 sorry x

[@maysam9776]

Exactly!!!

[@sophiaec2607]

character names certainly have connections... Off th top of my head there's - Ian Renich and Ian Adair, both murdered and tortured people and filmed it - Kenny from Shut Up and Dance, and Kenny, Davis' dad in Loch Henry - both characters who appear to be victims of a situation but turn out to be monsters

[@braybraylove1247]

Great catch !!!!!!

[@mlsaulnier]

Was super pumped to see you were analyzing this show again. You present so many new ideas. It was interesting that Janet said "Oh look at the pretty young thing you've captured" when Pia arrived.

[@guillaumecouture8729]

I feel like Davis suspected his parents.. could be wrong, but a few clues are how distant he was from his mom, living away, not consoling her when she cried about his dad. Also not feeling any sadness about his dad. Also being reluctant to do a movie about the story in the first place. Also it feels unlikely he wouldn't have stumbled on any of her memorabilia throughout the years.

[@RayValdezPhotography]

doesnt make sense. the case was closed.

[@makedadawit6715]

Been checking your channel nearly every other hour in these days after the new season's release for an Black Mirror video (I knew it would probably take over a week since you put a lot of effort into your content, I was just really excited since I enjoy these analyses almost as much as the episodes themselves), I'm so glad you covered Loch Henry first! It seems to be the episode most realistically critical on modern media from season six. I truly enjoy the stuff you post, you're one of the few on this platform that actually dig into a movie or show instead of recapping it with a few easter eggs shoved in. Keep it up Bryce!

[@davidbikhdriker4737]

100% agree

[@lesliemartin3]

This episode scared me more than any other episode I have ever seen.

[@BryceEdwardBrown]

Gotta love it!

[@societycrumbles]

Bryce, better help is a very problematic and exploitative company that was proven to be a scam, please reconsider working with them in the future.

[@chinameek3486]

I agree we should’ve gotten a black museum 2 😢

[@BryceEdwardBrown]

Right?! Or at least an episode like White Christmas

[@dearbhlamurphy357]

Oh girl, dont do that to my head 😅

[@jaliun]

The line that stood out to me is that the “strawberry” executive asks if the boys dad is one of ian’s victims and ian says “well technically yes” (because his dad didnt die from the gunshits but the msra he got in the hospital following that). It would be beautiful commentary on how netflix shows like to change little aspects of these real life horrors either for shock value or story purposes

[@sophiaec2607]

Also do we think the Mum was getting ready to kill Pia? lots of weird talk about her food, and a lot of focus on the shepherd's pie she was making... idk.. it seemed weird (the tension between her and Pia) ... do we think maybe she wanted Pia to "go missing" or something and was planning on keeping her hostage for a kill

[@draculaissus6120]

i’ve seen someone else mention that the mother potentially had a fetish for tourists and when she first meets Pia she asks her if she’s purely American and tells her that she likes her accent so i believe she definitely would’ve killed her as from her note left for Davis (and the way she reminisced over the photos her and her husband took of the victims) she essentially didn’t regret anything she did

[@remc0s]

@@draculaissus6120 A fetish for tourists? Kinky! 😃🍆

Yes and the close up of her making the pie. I was thinking people meat

[@UrbanDecayLova247]

I genuinely don’t think she would’ve killed Pia until she realized Pia knew. The mom enjoyed torturing and killing, but I also think it’s something she enjoyed doing with her husband! Think about it, they liked including other people in their “kink” so doing it alone I don’t think she would’ve found much joy in. Had Pia stayed cool, I think she would’ve been fine…but I understand panicking cuz that video was WILD and it was the first time she’d been alone with his mom.

[@TheSuperkeks888]

​@@UrbanDecayLova247I absolutely agree on this! People meat in the pie doesn't make sense at all since the mother wouldn't have continued killing since she was alone

[@editaudioaesthetic]

The Titanic submersible accident happening so close to season 6 being released is so ironic. There is a documentary that was filmed of the accident this week, announced onn the day of this video releasing (when the people on board were meant to run out of oxygen) and is released today, the day they died for certain. It's crazy how bloodsucking media companies are but unsurprising. And the victims' morbid curiosity over the experience of dying people in an entertainment tye lense.. I can't help but draw parallels to Pia who was the most obsessed to know and got exactly what she wanted in the end, and died because of it.

[@rolloxra670]

Michael Smart existing in the Loch Henry universe could have implied that the end of Demon 79 wasn’t real and was Nida’s imagination

[@remc0s]

But what about Iain's parents? They were living at that same farm, yet didn't know what happened in their own basement? Really?

[@LuLu24Ayo]

Well to be fair, it was said by Stuart that they weren’t wealthy and they had a “simple” son, so it may not be a reach to think they were both drug addicts/alcoholics/or genuinely afraid for their sons safety so they became complicit. If they were elderly with a young son I’d think they wouldn’t have much of a choice but to be complicit by force or legitimately be unaware through whatever means they had available. (For all we know they actually did farm work and that’s typically a 24/7 job)

[@thestinger5047]

Dang it! You always manage to point out stuff I missed or overlooked. I really tried hard this time too. Thanks 😂

[@BryceEdwardBrown]

That is my goal, so happy to hear that 🥳🥳

[@eiramu]

I’ve had the insane feel of deja vu during this episode like no other. I don’t know if it had elements from a different documentary, a true crime case, a movie or whatever but I almost went crazy researching why I know this episode from. The guy, the house, the mother in the basement…

[@123G-r4d]

Check your Ma's old tape collection

[@redethoff6791]

Felt kinda like resident evil idk why

[@braybraylove1247]

​@@123G-r4d😅lol

[@danmd0]

Great to have new Black Mirror content back! The episode was really good - until Pia decided to cross the river during the night... this decision felt so strange compared to the rest of the episode. Maybe if it was a result of a fight or something

[@LuLu24Ayo]

I was confused by that aspect, she didn’t have signal on her phone, she’s more athletic than the mom on foot but she has no car. I wondered what I’d do and even being from America Id attempt to steal Janet’s car and drive it straight to the hospital to Davis. Maybe they’d rush police to the home, I mean based on Janet so quickly assuming Pia was going to out her for what she did, I’d think she’d still follow the steps she did and Pia wouldn’t HAVE to die, but it was like a nod to the factual aspect of tourists dying to natural accidents.

[@entwinedinivy]

Have you heard anything about theory that Iain is actually the father of Davis? I saw it mentioned in passing and am hoping to see it in a video about this episode!

[@Medusa.356]

Must be a fact at the point in the news paper i thought the killer was David, but must be the father of curse

[@jackselle4607]

Interesting, they do have a similar look

[@stephboyarthree4394]

Absurd lol

[@qfyre8835]

To be honest, and I am sure that I am not the first to come up with this, I always thought the title "black mirror" was a reference to how the TV looks when it is turned off.

[@amuzik13]

One thing that always really hit home how much Davis’ mom and dad not only enjoyed, felt confident about, but took pride in their torture films is they kept it out in the open under a thin veil of “moms favorite tv show”. They are displayed front and center in the den book shelf along with the mask of course. It takes a slightly too curious or too bored Davis or any house guest for that matter to select just the wrong tape and see it all.

[@chloemun589]

Exit through the gift shop is a documentary/mockumentary about Banksy, another ‘artist’ Mr. Brainwash, graffiti and the art world , and an exploration of what is real or fake and criticism of manipulation by players in the art world. Which probably foreshadows/references how the episode plays out.

[@OHeartless3]

Me: *watches whole season twice* 👀 *thinks for 4 days* 🤔 “That’s it. Where’s Bryce?” 🤕

[@BryceEdwardBrown]

I'm here, just putting a lot of time and love into these videos! I appreciate you waiting around!

[@danilkronkin9465]

Holy shit, that was really brutal. One of the most darkest episode imo.

[@BryceEdwardBrown]

Agreed!

[@keithshapiro2487]

I may be way off, but I wonder if there's a connection between the BAFTA mask and the mask his mother wore. He stares at the trophy at the end, but the look in his face made me wonder if he considered putting on a mask and following in the footsteps of his parents. All else is lost for him despite "winning" the award, which wasn't really his since someone else directed it. Is he the next torturer?

[@mzfeisty1554]

I don't think so..

[@noahbintcliffe5178]

whyd you stop doing the black mirror videos :(

[@marijabozovic6653]

Dude, you are a legit genius, I would never have paid attention to these details and symbolism, well done. Are you planning on doing a video explaining the episode "Mazey Day"?

[@rika7625]

Great review and recap of a lot of things which aren’t easily caught when watching the show. Especially love all the red (and blue) that you observed throughout Loch Henry. There was a lot!

[@BryceEdwardBrown]

Thank you so much!

[@jenniferschiller8827]

Cant wait you to react to the whole season. Very curious about your thaughts and opinion, especially about the supernaturalish stuff

[@TheYoutubeGOAT]

Bryce Edward Brown is the greatest KZbinr of all time

[@ThatTigr]

I was so excited to see your take on this new black mirror season! U have the best analyses on KZbin

[@BryceEdwardBrown]

Thank you so much, that honestly means a lot! More of these videos on the way!

[@thefragile_]

yesssss! been waiting for your videos on the new season, :]. loved this episode~

[@BryceEdwardBrown]

Same, and thank you for waiting, I appreciate you!!

[@thefragile_]

@@BryceEdwardBrown, i appreciate you and all of your incredibly well done in-depth analysis videos! 🖤

[@pegacorn13]

Awesome breakdown! I thought this episode was top tier (like most of them as you said!). One thing that I noticed was that my mind instantly went to White Christmas when they were talking about the "Egg-Man" and how eggs were so incredibly precious and needed protection/safeguarding. Perhaps that's a stretch but the mere mention of eggs made me think of the consciousness of those stuck inside them in White Christmas.

[@mikejackson2228]

Why does she not have eyebrows?

[@exaggeratedswagger7485]

she has eyebrows they’re just bleached

[@hipsterishfox]

Pia is defintely a reference to Mia Goth too. Her eye brows are Mia's signature look, and the episode had a similar feel to Pearl.

[@timoteocancio4750]

DID ANYONE NOTICE that Davis the main character "gets it hard" when talking about the death of his dad? And that in the end he stares at a masquerade in a creepy way? His life is now destroyed. Perfect chance to let out the psycho saddist fetish that's running in his veins....

[@rangoooo2312]

I think there’s something in Pia’s early comments, when she says her bf’s dead dad looked hot in uniform and then later that his mum got wet to Bergiac. Like maybe we’ve become a bit crude & insensitive as a society Also at the beginning her bf drove her the long way to admire the scenery but she fell asleep. Like we’re only interested in beautiful settings if there’s a horrific true crime hook at the centre of it.

[@Sammy-cm9ce]

better help... the one who won't confirm if the people are actually psychologists...?

[@shreyasnshkumar3570]

0:52 the approach I desire. Bravo!

[@BryceEdwardBrown]

Thank you, I'm glad you appreciate it haha

[@klausing8]

Can you do the rest of season 6? Especially Beyond The Sea!

[@zoey3116]

Bryce, I love your explanation videos! Would you will also do other parts of the series as well? Hope you have a nice day ❤

[@BryceEdwardBrown]

Thank you so much! Yes, I will be talking about every episode in season 6!

[@SkyWidows]

You like red and blue? Have you seen Moulin Rouge?! Also, Bus 44 is a great short movie available on youtube Also also, Exit Through The Gift Shop was a documentary that was promoted to be about one thing, but ended up not being about that.

[@joyceobiah]

my second favorite from this season, next to beyond the sea!

[@BryceEdwardBrown]

Beyond the Sea is a goodie!

[@ereiffman]

Great video, always love your content. What you were saying about all the red made me wonder whether or not "Red Mirror" has a similar meaning connected to it. Especially since I feel like this season Brooker is attempting to wake people up on what he believes a Black Mirror episode can be. Whereas he believes it's not just "tech is bad", but rather how we as humans act

[@chynaking-davis1822]

I loooooooove Hang the DJ. I've always skipped over it until i rewatched BM, but i decided to watch it and i absolutely love it! Ik its hella off topic but its cool to see the 4 Easter egg there!

[@GodBless423]

You do the best “ Black Mirror “ Videos!!!

[@BryceEdwardBrown]

Thank you so much!

[@nhutty85]

Nice pickup on the Exit Through the Giftshop poster and the Black Museum episode connection. Exit Through the Giftshop is also a reference to a documentary about the graffiti artist Banksy. The twist being that it isn't really about Banksy and you get drawn into a whole different story. The title of that documentary is in reference to how museums funnel you through the giftshop to get to the exit.

[@lepterfirefall]

Was there 4 participants in the house. Who was filming? You saw the kid and both parents...but who was holding the camera? Maybe the pub owner? His behaviour looked like guilt to me.

[@NickyTheCat]

I panicked when Janet mentioned his nickname was Kenny, then i got exciting thinking this was a sequel to Shut Up and Dance until I remembered the timeline.

[@BryceEdwardBrown]

LOL

[@thetigerspot6863]

The world is well and truly healing - Bryce is breaking down Black Mirror again 🥰🥰 No one does it like you. I watch Black Mirror nw trying to spot as many details and references as possible but somehow you see like 60% more. Incredible. Thanks for your work Bryce.

[@GeniusAjinkya]

I could not foreshadow the twist in the story. It was so unique, I started sensing it when they were showing her cook. The episode was surreal

[@Nuigi12]

Guess you can say Black Mirror has a lot of 4-Shadowing

[@BryceEdwardBrown]

This is my favorite comment

[@Nuigi12]

@@BryceEdwardBrown Thank you, it took me 0.4 seconds to come up with lol

[@agtl3168]

Interesting that you noticed the naming of killers Iain and the obsession with the number 4, because something I also notice about the creator. There's always usually a black girlfriend. The creator must be drawing from personal experiences lmao

[@distilledfreedom1840]

Loch Henry would have been great if not for the token black casting, and the whole time we’re waiting for them to explain the no eye brows thing and they don’t even touch it.

[@baekwonthechef5254]

Even how they didn’t think to contact the family of the victims of the missing couple. The Dahmer doc caught a lot of heat when it was discovered the families of the victims portrayed had no clue about their likeness being used by Netflix.

[@strafer8764]

It is a simple plot and had no sci fi elements. It’s just a straight up thriller. Watched first 2 episodes and it’s disappointing. The show has fallen off

[@animeloverxo5068]

Any black mirror analysis video I always watch your channel. No exceptions.

[@animeloverxo5068]

@@Discoball_Glitter you have every reason to feel that way

[@BryceEdwardBrown]

You are amazing, thank you!

[@societycrumbles]

I've been waiting for your breakdowns on the new season, so excited!

[@BryceEdwardBrown]

Thank you for waiting, more on the way! I appreciate you!

[@jadacampbell9331]

🤸🏾‍♀️🤸🏾‍♀️🤸🏾‍♀️🤸🏾‍♀️. Could hardly wait for this review! Thank you, bryce!

[@BryceEdwardBrown]

Thank you for waiting!

[@whoozyyy]

Sorry but Nida was just crazy and she’s in prison, there was no apocalypse.

[@Charlie71190]

Hi fun fact, colors do have meaning and there is a legit thing called color theory. Red does has more positive connotations than negative. Red is associated with more love, lust, passion than blood and death. Also, check out “The Designer’s Dictionary of Color” by Sean Adams. Have fun learning something

[@GeneOrichu]

OMG YAAASSSSS!!!! IVE BEEN WAITING FOR YOUR UPDATE SINCE I FINISHED THE EPISODE ♥️

[@BryceEdwardBrown]

MORE ON THE WAY! IT'S GOOD TO BE BACK

[@rachels.8051]

I also thought part of the brilliance of having Pia die by accident also sort of critiques the assumptions true crime shows would make. David didn’t know/probably couldn’t know (?) that his mother didn’t kill Pia. It makes sense that he and everyone else would assume incorrectly that his mother killed her, but as an outside observer, we’re shown it was just an accident and speculation about her death lacks validity.

[@piepachu2196]

i was really hoping this episode would touch on the true crime stuff, especially with what happened with dahmer i think it snapped me out of some things, with some personal stuff my fam went through too the show came off as distasteful. not tryna rag on people into true crime, like i get that criminal minds weekend binge cos tbh, that's sometimes what's up, but it's only time till people start commodifying, say, a school shooting they were in or their friend's suicide or some shit Edit: i also think that the comedic effect of pia dying in the stream is like a reference to davis' comment about tourists jus dying in the wilderness through making a wrong turn or somethin, cos in the story it turns out they were killed by the parents and iain, but in pia's case it was rlly jus the river slippin her up

[@pegacorn13]

I think it absolutely is a commentary on the true crime genre. I think that this was the point of the whole episode. My mind instantly went to Dahmer.

[@MK-hh1vo]

Enjoyable video! I'm surprised that during the red vs blue sightings you didn't mention the mother's hair, lips and nails. Perhaps not so important, but when I saw the younger version of mother with red hair, it shocked me.

[@dena81]

I watch true crime and watching this episode.. I just felt everything they were saying. There are times where you feel the victims are lost and it just goes into the 'meaty' details. As you said, Ted Bundy was a prime example, as well as Jeffrey Dahmer. Two horrific people that somehow have fans. So when they showed that end scene with all the masks... It's not that far from reality. You do have 'fangirls" and you have people who love doing dark tourism. Just like Stuart said, they absolutely could do a tour of the dungeon house. But what was the cost? They're talking in front of Davis who is still grappling with, not only his girlfriend's death, but the fact that his father was not the upstanding man he thought. That his kind, quiet mother was a monster... And people look at him like a celebrity. I've seen that happen in true crime! Many victims' families either become celebs or somehow they are attacked by a public that only sees what's online or on TV. Yet again Charlie Brooker knocks it out of the park with an artistic telling of the world around us. Every time this show just stops me and has me going through a deeper thought process than I was expecting from a show.

[@StubbyLegz]

“Exit Through the Gift Shop” was a Banksy documentary.

[@evillttlimp]

Just a request, since I do plan on watching your videos about the rest of series 6: Please don't add the loud clicky noises when images pop up! I absolutely hate it! Thanks! Also Better Help is kind of a sketchy business, but I'm sure you probably have heard that before, so you can disregard this if you're sick of people telling you about it.

[@supersneakeroghigh8814]

I took him saying the iconic, fantastic and awesome car that is the volkswagen beetle is the same kind of car as a fucking fiat a bit to personally

[@psa4026]

How did this script get approved for a Black Mirror episode? There's no association with technology in any peculiar way like all the other Black Mirror episodes. Also it was extremely predictable. Black Mirror is great but this episode doesn't fit in this series.

[@MarquisRex]

Rubbish. You lost me when you likened a vintage blue VW beetle with a modern fiat 500. Then likened two different types of hammers. Erm…ok

[@jeremyk.butler5720]

This episode was solved by the blue car, like really you have the same blue car as the tourist, this episode was weak writing , you can tell black mirror was going down hill

[@la_scrittice_vita]

Nevermind, if you don't understand Demon 79 was an insane woman's view of her murder spree before she withdrew into complete catatonia, this channel is a waste of time.

[@darkwinter8]

I was waiting for your video on this episode. After seeing it, I was wondering what your thoughts were on the ending.

[@BryceEdwardBrown]

So happy to hear that, thank you for waiting!

[@ButtersCCookie]

WHERE'S THE REST? EVERYONE COMES TO YOU FOR BLACK MIRROR! WE LOVE YOUR INTELLIGENT, FUNNY AND PAINFULLY ACCURATE INTERPRETATION. PLEASE DON'T FORGET US!

[@soreheart31704]

People are so dum.... Why would you literally leave the obvious evidence and run away like a clown. Could of got out with proof so much easier.

[@ansaksa]

that was like the only episode where artificial inteeligence didn`t take over. A true drama-criminal story

[@theconsciousobserver6829]

It was a waste of a episode. Interracial relationship: unreal. Main character: weirdo crybaby. It's trash

[@A-RonHubbard]

Can you please do "Joan is Awful" soon?!

[@BryceEdwardBrown]

That's my next video!

[@tyriggott3041]

Not the same car my guy BUT same color 🤷🏾‍♂️ 😂 love what you do man 👍🏾

[@MsTinkerbelle87]

Ew lose the sponsor, they are toxic and not helpful!

[@johnnyb8918]

11:52 blue emblem on computer is in uss callister on crews clothes

[@dearbhlamurphy357]

Anyone wanna mention how Loch Henry was featured on Joan is awful like before we even got to that epd?

[@catheryneedwards8655]

This episode was genius.

[@tagz12345]

I think the reason why you see Smart is because she never killed him and the conclusion was that she was crazy and it was all in her head, not a parallel universe.

[@Lindsey_Lockwood]

An episode about murder? I thought this show was supposed to be about technology

[@chloestorm19946]

omg yes i was waiting for your recap vids!! my fave part is the easter egg recap, always. keep up the great work! ❤

[@bee2514]

i haven’t watched this video yet but what i didn’t like about this episode was how they didn’t explain why davis’ parents did this. it just doesn’t feel realistic and not telling us their motive or what led them to that point feels like leaving a blank page. you could make a plot twist by having anyone be the killers, what we need is it to actually make sense for them to be killers

[@pegacorn13]

They were twisted sociopaths who got off on it. I think that's all you really need to know. In the end, the episode was about how their actions affected others versus focusing on the murderers backstory and motivations. I thought it was very intentional because most of the real world biopics focus primarily on the criminals and their stories versus the damage and trauma they have inflicted onto others.

[@jackselle4607]

I think it’s evident in the fact it was their fetish/kink, sexually motivated. That with them all gone you don’t get an explanation but with most murderers you don’t

[@TheMadsC]

Like others have replied to say, I also believe we know their motives. They just enjoyed killing and torturing people. That's it, they were sick. For the dad, since he was a police officer, it might even be some control/power play. But hard to say since he's dead. We do however get to see the mom, and she seems rather pleased with her actions, according to the ending of the episode. Also, most real life serial killers don't have any bigger motives. They are just deranged, and either enjoy killing, or doesn't understand that what they are doing is wrong. I don't think that the episode lacked any sort of motivation or explanation for the killings.

[@parnaz1623]

someone said Davis might have known about his parents' past from the start.

[@redditastic6711]

Exit through the gift shop is a reference to banksy

[@BookHeal]

Bro where is Black Mirror Season 6 , episode 3 and 4 ??

[@alimfuzzy]

Did they ever solve the mystery of what happened to her eyebrows?

[@missloo12]

Ooooh! Red and blue, like hot and cold, when you're telling people if they are close to what they are looking for! 😅

[@BryceEdwardBrown]

Love that detail!