<ul><li>Black Mirror episodes reflect a grim view of the world and a nightmarish projection of its potential future.</li><li>The show's balance between reality and surrealism makes its episodes terrifyingly relevant.</li><li>As the new season approaches, let's explore the most realistic Black Mirror episodes.</li><li>Mazey Day criticizes paparazzi culture and exploitation of celebrities, mirroring real-life incidents.</li><li>Joan Is Awful delves into the chilling plausibility of AI deepfake technology.</li><li>Metalhead presents a terrifyingly plausible scenario of autonomous killer robots.</li><li>Rachel, Jack, and Ashley Too explores the exploitation of artists, feeling more like reality than sci-fi.</li><li>Hang the DJ portrays a hyper-controlled dating system, reflecting the current trend of tech-driven matchmaking.</li><li>Striking Vipers delves into VR gaming, love, and identity, reflecting the rise of virtual connections in real life.</li><li>The Waldo Moment predicts the rise of joke candidates in politics, reflecting real-life events like Donald Trump's presidency.</li></ul>

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