Pathetic attempt to emulate Tarantino worst work. Admittedly it had potential but it sizzled into eye rolling predictable pile of manure.

You don't have to be a genious to see how this episode is trying to be the same as White Christmas from season 2. The only problem is that it's the same as the other Netflix episodes - straight forwards with barely anythin gto debate or think about. The only thing they had something going on with was the second story and they barely paid it enough attention to even be mentioned. The overarching story is so simple it hurts. The whole episode is painfully predictable, you know what is going to happen pretty much the instance things are set in motion. All in all, Black Mirror season 4 finished on a disappointing nore that lives me with no desire to even watch season 5 if there's ever one, and very little hope for this writing and production staff. Congratulations, you've successfully turned something deep and meaningful into a sick parody of itself. Take your money. Hope it brings you no satisfaction.

Takes concepts from many other episodes, which isn't bad in itself. But it cheapens an episode like White Christmas: Back then the thought of imprisoning a cookie for months, years, or centuries really gripped me and I could see how someone could justify those actions despite their immorality. But COME ON, I just cannot buy people wanting to eternally torture thousands of copies of someone, it was so over-the-top that it didn't move or effect me at all. The ending resolves none of this, with the girl ending the suffering of just one of the copies of her dad and treating the guy who imprisoned him with the same torture. I had a few other gripes, but the episode was still OK, just not up to the standard that previous episodes of this show have set.

The two main ideasA doctor who can feel what his patients feelA man sharing a brain with his head partnerBoth ideas of Karl Pilkington on the podcasts with Rick Gervais!!!Good episode though but not the best!