Black Mirror is an anthology — but Charlie Brooker threaded it together with hundreds of on-screen Easter eggs: recurring fake brands, news channels, video games, a haunting song, and the Black Museum, an episode that literally exhibits props from across the series. Every line below was actually shown on screen — no fan theories. connections across episodes. Tap an episode to trace its links, or a thread below to light up everywhere it appears.
Every on-screen connection is drawn at once. Tap an episode node to isolate its crossovers, or a thread chip above to follow one Easter egg across the series.
All 34 — the Channel 4 originals, White Christmas, the interactive film Bandersnatch, and Netflix Seasons 3–7 (through USS Callister: Into Infinity, the first true sequel). Color-coded by the technology each one imagines.
Black Mirror has almost no real dates, so this isn't a calendar — it's a speculative gradient, from stories that could happen today out to a post-human digital afterlife. Episodes are grouped by how far into the future their tech sits, and colored by what kind of technology they explore. Placements are deliberately loose and confidence-scored. Tap a tech family to trace it.