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Black Mirror: Bandersnatch
What if your choices aren't your own to make?
What if there are an infinite number of alternate timelines for your life?
Netflix dropped a surprise on audiences at the end of 2018 by releasing a previously-unannounced episode of the hit sci-fi/thriller of a TV show, Black Mirror. But it wasn't just any old episode of this philosophical cousin of The Twilight Zone, it was a unique Choose-Your-Own Adventure story that pushes the boundaries between TV shows and video games. That's right, Black Mirror: Bandersnatch puts viewers (players?) in control of the story... or does it?
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