Black Mirror fans have been eagerly awaiting news of a sequel to the popular episode “USS Callister” since creator Charlie Brooker first hinted at the possibility back in 2018. After much anticipation, it has been confirmed that the sequel has finally begun production.
According to Brooker, the delay in bringing the sequel to fruition was due to a variety of factors. There were numerous ideas and versions of the script that were considered and discarded over the years. Scheduling conflicts also played a role in the extended timeline for the project. The COVID-19 pandemic further complicated matters, causing additional delays in production.
Despite the challenges faced during the development process, Brooker expressed his excitement at being able to revisit and expand upon the characters introduced in “USS Callister.” The luxury of exploring characters over multiple episodes is a new experience for Brooker and has allowed for a deeper exploration of their stories. The reunion of the cast on set has been a highlight of the production process.
Brooker has teased that the sequel will pick up where “USS Callister” left off, continuing the story of Nanette Cole and her fellow digital clones. In addition to returning characters, the sequel will also introduce new faces and explore new scenarios within the world of the show. The expanded canvas for the story promises to offer viewers a fresh perspective on the familiar themes of technology and its impact on society.
Fans can expect to see the highly anticipated sequel to “USS Callister” when Black Mirror Season 7 premieres on Netflix in 2025. The extended timeline for the release only adds to the excitement surrounding the project, as viewers eagerly await the next chapter in this enthralling series.
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