This episode has made my hate for social media stronger, and for people who have become unempathetic and have been desensitized to other people's feelings, misery, and problems.
I can't believe there are sickos - men, women, and bloody children - who would waste hours of their lives watching an unfortunate person humiliate themself for someone else's well-being.
I understand those who hated the episode, but I understood the point of it more and like what the writers are trying to tell us via this anthology. it is genuinely frightening yet thought-provoking.
"Love people and use things because the opposite rarely works." Words to live by. My goal for 2017 will be to minimize the stuff in my life. To keep only what makes me happy, that is used regularly. All the rest must find a new home.
Although the plot sounded interesting at first, this whole episode was a real disappointment. After hearing about this series, I expected it to be either amusing, smart or at least exciting. Instead it felt like watching some crappy faked reality show. Absolutely no story to it, it just goes plainly from A to B, no surprises, no action, no humor, no nothing. Just a waste of time. The terrorists demand was the only creative thing in this episode, and that alone.... doesn't go very far.
Too confusing for it's own good.
Man, I really cannot stand that voice. The skits are awful as well.
