NOTE: The information in this article is speculative and subject to change.
The new season of the dystopian Netflix hit show Black Mirror has been announced and is set to premiere on small screens soon. Black Mirror Season 7 recently dropped its first official trailer, which unveiled some details about the upcoming sequel.
The series creator, Charlie Brooker, openly shared some insights into the new season, further fueling fans' excitement for its release. Explore everything we know about Black Mirror Season 7, including its release window, cast, episodes, and more!
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Black Mirror Season 7: Episode List & Cast
We already have the first trailer for Black Mirror Season 7. Although the teaser doesn't necessarily reveal much from the show itself, it does confirm that Season 7 will consist of six episodes. This marks the third season of the show to feature six episodes, following Seasons 3 and 4, which is more than the number of episodes in the previous seasons.
Deadline reported an even bigger teaser that Netflix shared regarding Season 7 of Black Mirror. It appears that a highly acclaimed episode will be returning with a sequel:
"USS Callister will return… Robert Daly is dead, but for the crew of the USS Callister, their problems are just beginning,"
We will not only see the return of the iconic Star Trek-inspired episode but also learn what happened to the crew of USS Callister after the events of the original episode. This has never been done before in the show.
Furthermore, this means that we can expect the return of all members of the USS Callister crew, including Cristin Milioti, Jimmi Simpson, Michaela Coel, Billy Magnussen, and even Aaron Paul. You might not know this, but he is the one providing the voiceover for "Gamer691". While having actors return to the show is not unprecedented, we will undoubtedly be thrilled to see familiar faces reunite once again.
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Black Mirror Season 7: Possible Release Window
The new Black Mirror trailer revealed that Season 7 will air in 2025. Considering that Season 6 dropped just last year, this might be the shortest wait fans of the show have experienced for a new season. Seasons 5 and 6 had a four-year gap. We are glad that this time the wait won't be long, and we will get to see more unique digital catastrophe stories sooner than ever.
Be sure to check our website for more updates on the show!
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