Black Mirror: Bandersnatch Ending(s) Explained - Choose Your Own Misery

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[@AliceInWonder98]

Finally

[@AsAs-pr5ws]

animal kingdom please?

[@s.l.3281]

Can you please do Always Sunny, Curb Your Enthusiasm, AND Seinfeld? Eventually?

[@JinxxSphinxx]

The least tragic ending is the one where he is an actor. As someone in the comments pointed out, he's just a metod actor that got too much into the character he played and it tricks the audience nicely, how we've been obsessing over an unreal narrative.

[@phil2460]

If he's such a metod actor, why did he want to leave when the script said he had to fight?😏

[@hannahspencer9857]

That was the ending I got! I was so relieved.

[@GirlDo3]

Jared Leto moment

[@s.tagerius2514]

Sometimes I drive myself mad thinking about how my life could have been better if I had made slightly different decisions or if events beyond my control had unfolded slightly differently. This episode really spoke to me.

[@MissDelete2098.]

Same with my. 😔.

[@cameliacb9832]

Yes , I felt it too.

[@milfsfilms]

least tragic ending was dying with his mum on the train

[@coveruplies]

I thought it was the saddest

[@shinylilfish]

@@coveruplies yeah, the saddest, but also the least tragic maybe?

[@the1dbumblebee317]

Also taking his pills, not killing his dad and putting out the game but only getting 0/5

[@toffletorte]

that was my favourite ending of the lot. i got it while rewatching recently and was tempted just to end it there.

[@SpeedOfThought1111]

it doesn't make sense to me though because i thought she was late in the original timeline which caused her to board a different train that derailed, but if he changed the past so that he had the rabbit and they weren't late, they shouldn't have died then.

[@liina000]

*Dad lies dead on the ground* ScreenPrism: "What's done is done."

[@milegimenz9102]

lol

[@princesssparrow4530]

I know that it was Black Mirror but JEZUS DUDE I just came here to have a good time and honestly, I wasn't in the mood for killing my own father and being emotionally attacked. I stil love it though...

[@char124eve]

Honestly, this episode scarred me the most...

[@jeungsasa]

The ending where he died with his mother, is painfully beautiful.

[@soldier4242]

The least tragic ending is if you take your medication. You end up with a middle of the road game and nobody dies.

[@lomanoneill7299]

your right it doesn,t have the nostalgia or bitter sweet melancholia that the train one has but also the sense of resolution to him like i think that was meant to be an acid and collin induced dream (anti-psych med w.d too)about time travel but maybe upon waking truly from his double nightmare the glitch in his brain over what happened to her can finally started to heal and he realised she wouldv died anyway it wasnt his dads fault and he shouldn't despise him forever over it

[@lomanoneill7299]

thats what i like to think happened to stefan anyway like the dream of him going back in time and then getting the train and then he also dreamt of himself in the 3rd person dying in the psychs office (he had just come off anti-psych medication and took lsd and was mentally fragile and dissaciationg) but then actually awoke from the double nightmare (ive had them) and forgave his dad and made the game well and continued a succesful career with collin as a good friend and confidante to help him...in my timeline anyway :-)

[@lomanoneill7299]

this expereince was quite personal fror me because when i watched this i was depressed and disorganised trying to get my music finished and me and my dad had a shouting match then the next day i find this....i was like wtf seriously thats why the endings of him offing his dad were especially painful for me at the time

[@jongallardo8006]

It's also the most boring one coincidentally. I think it's a metaphor for life. Nothing truly great ever comes from being passive and true art usually come from great suffering/challenging times.

[@soldier4242]

@@jongallardo8006 then it raises the question how many lives should we be willing to sacrifice for the creation of truly great art?

[@PyroManiac1245]

Choosing the cereal brand at the beginning affected which ad played on the television I think. So it doesn't really affect the flow of the story, but it was a cosmetic change for a scene.

[@aviioc_6449]

And the music choice changes the soundtrack (probably not all but definitely multiple scenes) for the rest of the playthrough!

[@flynnezrabeckman]

This is the real Black Mirror tech, collecting data about product preference and tailoring advertising in a disguised choose-your-own-adventure

[@lenaertsjelke]

I picked the frosted flakes and the dog was there

[@RK-ep8qy]

PyroManiac1245 it was also the first choice to introduce the player without the choice being a big deal so they’re ready for the second choice

[@skrtiee]

the only thing the cereal choice changes is what shows up for a sec before the vhs tape plays that u get from colin that the boy gave to stefan

[@robchuk4136]

Lesson: You can't "beat" Bandersnatch. Bandersnatch beats you. I always wanted to see interactive choice in movies, so I absolutely LOVED this Black Mirror, and hopefully more movies and shows give this a try. Thanks for the breakdown of it's genius.

[@armandtonga4501]

I like the nohzdive reference. Not only does it link to the older episodes, but the game also foreshadows when Colin or you jumps off to death, hence ‘nose-dive’

[@alexandrebeaudry1038]

I didn't realize that. I was looking for a reference with the episode call Nosedive too

[@riotbreaker3506]

If Pacman reaches level 256, the map will distort, breaking the illusion and freeing him from the maze.

[@crowe3627]

And that's why I always thought the Netflix-window ending is the happiest

[@char124eve]

@@crowe3627 I'm not so sure about that though. "Mike", the guy playing Stefan, seemed to have completely lost his mind to the point where the director had to call a medic.

[@GbyP]

I love the movie and the ending I love the most is when Stefan mentally breaks down while his father comforts him showing they truly love each other

[@TDGCmote]

this one bugged me (obviously). It's superficial to Stefan's deeper character arc of cultivating a rewarding creative flow. As an artist, It frustrates me that Colin is the only one with liberty of deeper awareness, even though Stefan has all the tools to assemble his own perspective, we don't see this happen for him as colin disappears and he has to fall back on a family he does not love

[@kareningram6093]

I legit missed your last few videos because I didn't realize you had changed your name and thought KZbin was recommending shitty random channels to me again.

[@Kekk-nj7pg]

Karen Ingram Your profile picture perfectly describes this comment

[@gayatrimestry4509]

😂😂😂

[@ririschannelx]

Karen Ingram lmaoooo so shady

[@ChuckD008]

The best ending was easily the therapy fight that breaks total forth wall with them as their actors.

[@winxbuneari5430]

First time going through Bandersnatch I chose to go with the mom even though I knew Stefan would be killed along with her, but it just felt right. The ending felt peaceful in a somber way but I'm glad to know that it was the most cathartic one.

[@RK-ep8qy]

Luna Bella and there’s me who went with the Netflix one

[@lindenpeters2601]

See, that doesn't make sense to me. If he found his rabbit in time, they would be on the earlier train that DIDN'T crash. I guess the implication is that it took awhile to find it.

[@leod-sigefast]

@@lindenpeters2601 I think you are missing the point. His mum was going to be late either way. His guilt about him looking for his toy was misplaced. His mum would die no matter what. Some other force, some other butterfly effects had made his mum run a bit late that day. It showed the powerlessness of Stefan's possibility of changing the timeline. He couldn't, ultimately. He could only choose to die with his mother, or not.

[@korereviews8088]

Fantastic analysis and spot on as usual. What's really amazing is how many people (including even some professional reviewers) watched Bandersnatch and totally failed to recognize pretty much all of the things you point out. It seems a lot of people watched it and just thought it was "really cool" and felt confident they had figured out how to "win". But then I guess that's why we live in a world where a show like Black Mirror exists...

[@aDriveAway]

"Let's make a interactive choose your own adventure movie, and when you get a choice, let's make 1 option the right choice and the other, the wrong choice. And when the viewers get upset that they have to go back, we can say they were mad that they didn't get to play god, and that we're making a critique on interactive media and life. Let's also make it really boring, hammer the themes over the viewer's head every 5 minutes so we can seem smart, make it vague in its visuals so people can interpret it almost anyway they want, and never have an ending so viewers can play for hours and hours in an endless loop." - Bandersnatch writers

[@jessehilton1337]

I personally LOVED the movie and the format (but then again, I grew up enjoying ‘Choose Your Own Adventure’ books as a kid). I actually hope we see more movies like this with some sort of interactive elements. (Great video analysis by they way. Your channel is on a roll!)

[@VagabondGuy1]

Me seeing how much work was put into this one episode: “That’s it Im subscribing.” Me after seeing that I’m already subscribed: 😧

[@alim.9801]

Oh my God I think I did the same thing a couple times lol

[@manuelortmann]

Many do not understand the movie! - The film criticizes the ideology behind interactivity. "Bandersnatch has received many bad reviews also in the net, many spectators criticize the fact that the film is indeed not really interactive. Although there is one or the other option for action: this cassette or that but really the course of action cannot be changed, many complained.The ideology behind interactivity is criticized. Today we should decide on a continuous basis vote and vote but that does not pretend that we can barely make a real decision. Changes do not take place anymore, because we are trapped in a permanent pseudo-activity and the next option as with Netflix itself where the story of Stefan finally ends the streaming portal appears as the big other in whose hands we have gone the Netflix user interface is itself a symbol for the multi-optional society and for our consumer access to film. In reality, however, we are not taking a real option. fundamental decisions are not possible only the usual consumer decisions that we know from our everyday life: Should I drink a Pepsi Cola or a Coca Cola?

[@superbrian7997]

You are wrong. They are wrong! Everyone of us has the same choice to make, everyday of our lives. And whether we are at work or school. Running errands or hanging out with friends and family. That choice is are we going give our best effort or just half-ass it, through most of our life? And most people choose, of their own volition, to be mediocre af!

[@sarge7047]

Well I choose to drink tea

[@aDriveAway]

Pseudo-intellectual circa 400 b.c. - "Bro, you don't really have a choice. You either hunt or you gather berries. Everyday. You're a consumer. You have no free will. You're trapped in this maze called life."

[@superbrian7997]

@@sarge7047 Well, I choose to be a God among men!😉

[@YumiSumire]

The reality isn't that sad. It's fun to think of it, but they're all just conspiracies.

[@laurenbroomfield3709]

If you pick sugar puffs the dad ominously says 'that dog will be the death of me' as he watches it dig at the ground in the same spot in the garden where he will eventually be buried! If you pick frosties this doesnt happen

[@thewywy2010]

Took the words right out of my mouth! Thank you so much for so brilliantly articulating this masterpiece! I love the channel.

[@MichaelJDavanzo]

I would like to add that the ending where Stefan takes the "to good to be true" opportunity at Tuckersoft, which ultimately shows his game receiving an abysmal review is really the best, and most realistic, outcome. However it's perceived to us as being a disappointing outcome, especially for someone seeking some kind of closure to the abrupt death of his mother. But in reality, if...when that happens to any one of us, the best thing to do and the right thing to do is to just keep going. Just keep trying. That is ultimately our biggest choice in life. Is to continue giving our best despite our tragedies and failures.

[@dikhed1983]

I loved Bandersnatch. Fascinating, twisted, with a freaky acid trip. Exactly my kind of film.

[@Monifans]

2 of my favorite things in the world, black mirror and screenprism

[@lumi33tv]

I love how we still all call them Screen Prism, despite the name change. Hahaha

[@elisalongeri1544]

this is the best video I've seen about bandersnatch. Actually, the only one that made me want to see (or play) bandersnatch again

[@s.l.3281]

It's funny, I kept going back to re-do the ending, but once I got the ending where Stephan joined his mom on the train and died on the spot in his tjerapist's office, I stopped. This was the perfect ending for me. It felt peaceful. It was truly the happiest ending. Catharsis is exactly the right word. Yet again, wonderful video!

[@94boomboy]

I had no clue Hector Salamanca cared about math so much

[@toneriggz]

I like the gimmick but I would have liked it more if there were also some new regular episodes available with this release. Choosing Your Own Adventure is a nice departure from the regular Netflix format but after a while it can get irritating.

[@AvgJane19]

It did become grating after a while. By the end, I hadn't enjoyed myself overall.

[@Hi-vf9wx]

I just want him to be happy omg "Choose your own misery" bandersnatch in a nutshell

[@kothgames]

Can u guys do a video on Eyes Wide Shut? I just saw it recently and I read a really interesting reddit post that compared the party in the beginning of the movie to the cult party in the middle. The post made parallels among themes and characters in both parties and how the cult party is meant to be a flipped version of the formal party. You guys would organize a theory like this really well

[@blt4157]

You are an absolute genius. I never would have been able to arrive at such a thoughtful, in depth level of insight about this episode. Bravo. After watching this film, I knew your analysis would blow me away.

[@aswordmadefromthebloodofmy4925]

Please do an analysis on The Devil Wears Prada.

[@shadowgaleshale9218]

Please do an analysis on the band too

[@ThePremiumChicken]

I love your shows. They're very insightful. Thank you and keep em coming!

[@spookymadeleine]

truly one of your absolute best breakdowns!

[@heatherleigh8515]

I got the train with mom ending first, accidentally. As a mom myself, it broke my heart. I want to cry just thinking about it.

[@Cangeltibon]

I don’t consider a method actor getting too into character a miserable ending. Lol

[@AvgJane19]

Well it would imply that the person there before, either no longer exists or has been over powered by another personality.

[@charleenfabe4672]

Except when you look at a case like Heath Ledger. It will never be known for sure, but many say he was driven mad by getting too into his role as the joker. And it made me mad that it ended rather than him being able to jump out the window. I suppose that’s what it was meant to do.

[@lomanoneill7299]

@@charleenfabe4672 yeah apparently jack nicholson warned ledger about the role as he felt it was like a demon and once you invoke it fully in to yourself you might not get away from it

[@alisterfolson]

I just remembered streaming Netflix thru our XBOX was the only way to feel the vibrating during the "Choose Your Own Adventure" - like choices in the controllers. And I watched as much storylines as I could to see how everything panned out.

[@user-uy9sn3jz3f]

i wouldn't consider Stephan whooping some therapist ass and kicking his dad in the balls a miserable ending.

[@jesst.3930]

The mind-bending thing is that whatever you do or try you can't help Stefan to find an escape out of his misery. You even make it worse for him. So in the end you are his ferryman crossing him over the Styx. That's what is so endlessly sad and also amazing about the BM movie: technology is enhancing your possibilities as much as it is restraining them. And that's a wise conclusion.

[@VolkmasterBlood]

The cereal actually has an effect later where when the protagonist puts on a video. The commercial he sees when he uses the TV before seeing the tape is one about the cereal he chooses.

[@seansmagee]

The cereal choice does affect the TV commercial you see when you play the VHS from Colin (not very consequential, but a difference nonetheless).

[@dapperloser3025]

i just experienced this with no knowledge of any black mirror episode, i think i'm now curious about the show since this has been quite the insane experience

[@Jsuarez6]

When I first saw a recommendation I thought "Oh no, someone copied their content!" Glad it's still yall.

[@JMysticStar7]

I think the mistake we as viewers and the audience make is accepting what seems to be failure. I he had accepted the offer and and made a poor game then he can then learn from his mistake. He could simply let go of the past and create something new.

[@thedavidjscott_]

I love black mirror. Such a dark, creepy, thought provoking... just a freaking good show.

[@username4570]

This is making me feel like others will think I'm a terrible person for loving it and being giddy with excitement the further down the rabbit hole I got.

[@hector6715]

You analyzed this WAY better than wisecrack and LME did!! This is my new favorite channel ✊

[@tylerwatkins2923]

Please do an analysis on Buffy the Vampire Slayer

[@jaustengirl441]

Bioshock did this first and imo better because not only does it tackle player choice or lack thereof, but it addresses sociopolitical issues relevant to our current climate tbh. Maybe Bandersnatch will pave the way for Bioshock series to get its own adaptation.

[@riotbreaker3506]

I doubt it was first, but it was famously.

[@rastiga9196]

You've obviously never read any telltale books. I read those as a kid in the 80's and I'm sure they even came out long before then.

[@jaustengirl441]

RJ Tiger I’ve played telltale games but I assure you those books did not tackle player choice and the unbroken circle of them like bioshock and now bandersnatch do.

[@aDriveAway]

Tons of media have done things like this and far better. Matrix and Metal Gear Solid are some of my favorite examples. Far more entertaining, far less gimicky, far more innovative.

[@jaustengirl441]

Cookie I read extensively, as much if not more so than playing games - books cannot by their very medium address choice or lack thereof like games can and Bioshock did.

[@victorix30]

Very nice and deep analysis

[@yagomi32]

I'm big fan of Black Mirror, Netflix & Charlie Brooker, they did a great job with this technology to allow the viewers to interact with the character, I was so anxious trying not to kill the character because I sympathize with him. I choose multiple endings trying to keep him alive, I did succeed in my goal. I wish they could make more movies like this.

[@Haze01Smash]

14:54 weird to include this quote and then immediately give an alternative statement.

[@VILK1N]

thanks for the content and english"s subtitles

[@marinaiskra]

brilliant essay !

[@harmonetheanimationaddict4419]

First live action choose your own adventure game I've seen

[@YYAT]

Uh, I realize now Im stil missing at least one ending. Something that came to mind watching this, is that in a similar way, the game Undertale tried to tell the same thing a few years back, that you are in fact in control of a character hellish reality

[@GiantButterKnife]

I have a huge issue with Bandersnatch. It indulges in the "spark of creativity = mental disorder". If you chose not to flush the medication, the only ending is where the game is reviewed as mediocre or as though the creator lost their spark.

[@mikahong]

Damned if you do damned if you dont.

[@wisteela]

The breakfast choice just changes the advert on the video tape. The death ending for me is the most upsetting.

[@MasonEricPatterson]

If there’s one thing Brooker has always been amazing at its putting us in the shoes of our protagonists. One scene that comes to mind is the pornography ad Bing is forced to watch in 15 Million Merits, we know how much this means to him and WE don’t want to see what’s happening on the screen which is literally the same situation Bing is in.

[@skellymom]

After viewing and participating in this episode, I appreciate Detroit: Becoming Human much more.

[@ToniosPlaylist]

great video :D

[@originaozz]

Your analysis always run the deepest. This explain so much of why I don't like this episode even though I enjoy the experimental format! The illusion of choices is frustrating for the characters, but having to make those choices as an active participant feels worse. When the outcome can be "anything at all" from bad to worse, with no definitive logic. I guess that's life, but I feel truly disturb. The only ending I do like is the mom's ending because it suits Stefan's personal conflict the most. I guess I'm one for closure.

[@lyogazaki984]

It's like Deltarune : we have no choice.

[@worrywirt]

Lyo Gazaki I was thinking the same thing. I wonder what Toby thinks about it

[@lexrominski7472]

OH MY GOD

[@guudnewdle6910]

7 years after telltales the walking dead this illusion of choice have really gotten old.

[@IlkaZapata]

I never felt 'responsible' for what happened to Stephan because it was predetermined. At the beginning of the epi we were excited because we could 'choose', but the excitement ran out quickly and the options were too limited. I did not even feel tempted to start all over again and explore the different endings. It just did not work for me... and I am a FAN of Blackmirror.

[@gerardomacias7370]

Wait the year it takes place in 1984. How did I missed that.

[@HeyHiLaterBye]

HOW do you get the scene where jfd stabs stefan at 9:58???

[@bananabreadsogeking997]

Pick up family photo twice

[@horace6851]

and here we have an examples of the problem described in the video

[@lygiaolhosdemel]

i love you guys

[@seankovacs4917]

Misery, misery, misery thats the path youve chosen

[@lilyh7196]

I was honestly thinking that at some point in the show the choices would be the opposite of what you really wanted.

[@NiklauzGarber]

The lesson is to participate in the design of your world with compassion and humility and other people that you trust. To take responsibility for your power and limitations is to become a world designer, or a god.Though also don't unquestioningly trust any other world designers. It also feels like a commentary on the reductive inescapable pipeline to violence that is core to so many video games.

[@jthb]

if this universe isn't a simulation I would ....

[@alfonsogutierrez1392]

What's the background music u chose for your video,is there some tangerine dream besides love on a real train?

[@abubakkersiddique1479]

it's like a person whose life is in misery and will be in misery and he blames past for that and blames god as well...why is this happening to me?? this anger,that child hood decision is so deep on his mind that everything he tries to do turns out as misery...his thoughts is control by his subconscious mind and his guilt

[@shiptj01]

I had never watched Black Mirror before I watched Bandersnatch, so I had no idea what I was getting into. Haha

[@charliejones3119]

It was so cool tbh

[@sandraaalbk7560]

Telltale

[@robchuk4136]

"The Take will remember that."

[@icymoons]

rip telltale games

[@mohammedsarker5756]

Most of their last couple games sucked tho

[@mohammedsarker5756]

And they don’t have themes or false choices, they just do it for technical convenience and in some cases poor plot design imo. Big difference e

[@j.a.6310]

Felt like commentary/satire of telltale, where you don't truly have any choices to make and are at the wims of the game. Kinda like the rick and morty tell tale game parody.

[@GaasubaMeskhenet]

Are there any ScreenPrism videos that actually critique the media they're talking about?

[@nzeckner]

All I wanted to do was tell the boss that his timeline was unrealistic.

[@zed4643]

Could you please do an analysis episode for Black Mirror’s Metal Head episode? ❤️

[@johnmartin4119]

Now do a Lion King analysis please

[@blackflagsnroses6013]

John Martin go deep into the hyenas being outcasts on the margins of the kingdom and Scar a manipulative leader who promises them a better life lol

[@johnmartin4119]

Ruben Avalos it's a nice metaphor of how marginalized or destitute individuals can be lead astray by wicked people. And I love at the end when the hyenas realize Scar was going to throw them under the bus. Especially Ed's psycho laugh lol.

[@ShaunCloudSwain]

My favorite part of the episode is the fact that it's wry jab at Netflix is more like a stab. You think you have control over Stefan, obviously you don't. But the message that "you" give Stefan, that you control what you watch is also a lie. The algorithm controls what you watch. Eventually it learns everything about you and dictates your choices for you. It shows you what cereal you are going to be advertised, it controls which show you watch next, and it controls what KZbin video you're going to click on next. It predicts what follows as you type in the comment section. The more you play the game the more the game plays you.

[@NinaNiterose86]

I guess we all have this desire to rewrite the past in one way or another.

[@oliviadibb973]

For people who say “this show isn’t really interactive” just show them his vid. No one understands that it’s black mirror lol

[@intheclouds4453]

This video is as brilliant as the movie

[@izcrafty]

What about the code what happens if you get it right?

[@Melibond64]

Imagine if you believed what the show told you, that the spirit isn't you or even part of who you truly are, and that it's instead something on the outside controling you... that would be some quite bad influence on peoples minds. Since of course, it is not outside, it is within. I'm not discrediting or going against the show and its game in any way, I think they're really works of perfected Art.

[@janiyahgregory4323]

Did they take the movie off Netflix??? Why would they take it off Netflix...it’s like not there anymore, when I press play, it’s just the trailer of the movie

[@RandomCommenterful]

It's probably because of the lawsuit surrounding the film.

[@29wanya]

@@RandomCommenterful what lawsuit

[@blondetiger3940]

It plays for me...

[@Haze01Smash]

I was able to play it properly using the Netflix app on my PS3 just today. I'd previously tried other devices and had the same problem as you, getting only the trailer to play. I tried Bandersnatch on my smart TV's Netflix app; I failed to get working on my laptop using the Netflix app but I think I got it working on the laptop using Netflix in-browser... I also tried on a smart phone with screen mirroring to the TV but found it would glitch during the choices.

[@swaralaya9843]

The fact that when i was given a choice between yelling at the dad or throw coffee on the computer and i chose to yell says a lot. I did not root for the protagonist's well being but made him more miserable.

[@tirzahsnel7454]

When I was 'watching' this movie and I came by the end. It felt like I failed. I feel like I got almost all of the endings, and none of them are good. I was disturbed by that and kind of upset. ☹️

[@lindenpeters2601]

Yeah, I think it's not for everyone. So many of the choices in this are non-choices, like choosing to go with Mom at the beginning. Seriously, I have a 5-year-old. I would have physically picked him up and taken him with me, promising to make him another rabbit soon, or buying him a new one. And we might have even made the train that DIDN'T crash. And it also doesn't let you accept the job a second time, or pour tea on the keyboard. I guess they "didn't program that path, yet." We, as the controller, are still not in control, as we are forced to make Stefan become obsessed with the game.

[@michellethesaiyan]

I prefer screen prism than the take for your channel.

[@martijnprinzen7124]

Am I the only one that thought bandersnatch was bad? Boring story, things happening that don't make sense snd choices that are forced upon you making it not interactive anyway. I was really excited by the concept, but in the end it felt to me like it didn't work.

[@lindenpeters2601]

Yeah, I agree. The endings happen quickly, unless you make him become obsessed with the game and go crazy. I am not entertained by choosing to kill people. I was hoping to see how he'd move on with life after he took the job and his game got bad reviews. No reconciliation with his dad? Guess they "didn't program it that far".

[@TolaniBarnosmusic]

I got the ending where I died with mum at first. The other endings were a tad anticlimactic for me

[@CBusCP]

Had only watched one or two episodes but was pretty sure the end wouldn't be happy

[@reginaphalange9417]

the worst ending : killing your dad, then killing your boss, and ending in jail (it happens when you repeat the "chop up body" three times)

[@Drkayojay]

Please do a video on Peaky Blinders!

[@kenanramos1995]

"There's no escape" Me: Bet? -closes the app and deletes netflix-

[@niknaython1979]

On one hand, Its cool to look at this as a metaphor and shit, but one the other hand, I literally went crazy with conspiracies about P.A.C. and how they control all the outcomes of Black Mirror behind the scenes. The boyfriend in White Bear was being controlled by P.A.C. but I know the creators would never do that, as they're more of a "each episode is a metaphor for life" rather than an overarching plot.