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    In Season 4 Of 'Black Mirror,' Power Corrupts, But Love Still Matters

    The fourth season of Black Mirror continues to explore technology and privacy, but also more fundamental impulses of power and love. All that, plus a Star Trek send-up that's spot-on.
    by Linda Holmes Dec 29, 2017 2 minutes
    The cast of "USS Callister," one of the latest episodes of <em>Black Mirror</em>.

    Note: At the top of this page, you can listen to the Pop Culture Happy Hour episode about Black Mirror, with guests Brittany Luse and Chris Klimek.

    is an anthology where technology, at times, might seem like the lurking monster. Originally created for British television and now produced by Netflix, the series imagines leaps forward in software, surveillance, artificial intelligence, virtual reality and biotech that result, usually,

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