These Hidden Messages In Black Mirror Season 4 Will Blow Your Mind

If you ever wondered about the theory that each Black Mirror episode exists in the same Universe, then season 4 of the hit Netflix show may prove the theory to be true. There were so many hidden messages, a.k.a. Easter Eggs, in the latest season that makes it clear that everything in the Black Mirror-verse is connected.

For example, the “Metalhead” episode in season 4 had a “San Junipero” postcard on the table. Season 3’s “San Junipero” is one of the more popular episodes of the entire series.

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The Black Museum episode in season 4 is all the proof you need that everything in the Black Mirror Universe is connected. All the artefacts in Rolo Haynes’ museum is memorabilia from previous episodes.

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Killer, Victoria Skillane, from season 2’s White Bear episode is also featured in the sinister exhibit of the Black Museum episode.

The rats that Rolo Haynes talks about experimenting on are named Kenny and Hector, which are also of the names of the two main characters in Season 3’s “Shut Up and Dance.”

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The receptionist in “USS Callister” is seen using the dating app from “Hang the DJ.”

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A clip from the Season 3 episode of “Men Against Fire” is used in Season 4’s “Arkangel” episode when Sara is given the Ipad to watch.

The U.S.S. Callister episode has two hidden celebrity cameos. Kirsten Dunst and Aaron Paul as the voice of Gamer69.

Fences Pizza company is used in both U.S.S. Callister and Crocodile