Creator of the Netflix show, Charlie Brooker, admitted as much in an interview about Bandersnatch with The Wrap.

The complex way in which the “choose your own adventure” was developed means that there are scenes within that not even the creators can access.

“No we didn’t do that [on purpose], it was an accident. We only can’t access them because we made changes to quite a few things and as a result — and technically, because of the way it’s been put together — is like one big timeline with all the footage on it and it sort of jumps to points along that timeline,” Brooker explained. “So there was a point after which, I think, we delivered [and] finalised that timeline, where we then altered something to do with the interactive path, which meant that now one or two sections were redundant.”

The former journalist also revealed that he and his team were rather embarrassed to tell Netflix about an ending which directly references the streaming service.

“It was our idea,” he said. “And it came about genuinely as a consequence of us talking it all through.”

And what was Netflix’s reaction?

“They just thought it was quite funny.”

Sounds like a good choice.

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The tweet in question relayed to a show that is all about technology, the internet, and its dangerous effects — Black Mirror.

The 5th season of the anthology series is hotly anticipated, with the previous installment having been released in December 2017.

According to an account called @NXonNetflix, Black Mirror: Bandersnatch will drop on the streaming service on December 28th of this year.

The tweet was subsequently deleted and Netflix has refused to comment on the leak.

It was announced in October that the forthcoming season would include an episode in which viewers can decide how the ending.

We guess we’ll have to wait and see whether we do get Bandersnatch this year and whether the other 5 expected episodes will be released at the same time…

The post Seems Like Netflix Leaked the “Black Mirror” Season 5 Release Date appeared first on TheDailyDay.

Creator of the Netflix show, Charlie Brooker, admitted as much in an interview about Bandersnatch with The Wrap.

The complex way in which the “choose your own adventure” was developed means that there are scenes within that not even the creators can access.

“No we didn’t do that [on purpose], it was an accident. We only can’t access them because we made changes to quite a few things and as a result — and technically, because of the way it’s been put together — is like one big timeline with all the footage on it and it sort of jumps to points along that timeline,” Brooker explained. “So there was a point after which, I think, we delivered [and] finalised that timeline, where we then altered something to do with the interactive path, which meant that now one or two sections were redundant.”

The former journalist also revealed that he and his team were rather embarrassed to tell Netflix about an ending which directly references the streaming service.

“It was our idea,” he said. “And it came about genuinely as a consequence of us talking it all through.”

And what was Netflix’s reaction?

“They just thought it was quite funny.”

Sounds like a good choice.

The post The Creator of “Black Mirror” Talks “Bandersnatch” appeared first on TheDailyDay.

The tweet in question relayed to a show that is all about technology, the internet, and its dangerous effects — Black Mirror.

The 5th season of the anthology series is hotly anticipated, with the previous installment having been released in December 2017.

According to an account called @NXonNetflix, Black Mirror: Bandersnatch will drop on the streaming service on December 28th of this year.

The tweet was subsequently deleted and Netflix has refused to comment on the leak.

It was announced in October that the forthcoming season would include an episode in which viewers can decide how the ending.

We guess we’ll have to wait and see whether we do get Bandersnatch this year and whether the other 5 expected episodes will be released at the same time…

The post Seems Like Netflix Leaked the “Black Mirror” Season 5 Release Date appeared first on TheDailyDay.