Charlie Brooker needs to do an episode of Black Mirror in season seven based on this article he wrote in 2005. I guess Striking Vipers came close in how it played upon sexual desires within a virtual environment. Some might read this article and think how can I laugh at it when he's being so critical of people like me that pay for this. But that's why it's so good because I'm self aware enough to know it's all smoke and mirrors, as opposed to some users on here that make it revolve around their life, become verbally abusive to women on here if they're busy being paid to talk to someone else or beg a babe to do something but they won't pay her for it. Whenever I come on here, most of the time it's to write stuff on the forum, rather than watch the babes. And when I do come to the website I always see the same usernames saying the same things to the same babes over and over again. I would say some of them need to go outside and touch grass but I fear for any woman that they might come in contact with. So maybe the world is better off if they stayed in their mum's basements wanking away 24/7 watching the shows on here instead. Anyway if you think Charlie is being harsh about Babestation, just wait until you read what he wrote about the call-in Psychic channels LOOOOOL.

https://www.theguardian.com/culture/2005...features16

Brooker has assembled another stellar cast to continue his tales of our dystopian present and our unhealthy bond with technology. I'm still hoping he'll eventually do an episode based on his article in The Guardian about Babestation LOOOOOL.

Episode one
The things you do for the people you love

Episode two
The past can come back to haunt you

Episode three
Love and respect for the past

Episode four
Nuturing and loving the things you holde dear

Episode five
Things are always the way you thought they were

Episode six
Going back to the way things were


As always it was another strong season with topics on humanity and technology with a deep lying emotional core. The writing and directing was good, and the acting was superb with standout performances from Emma Corrin, Chris O'Dowd and Paul Giamatti.

I jumped straight into the USS Calister sequel rather than watch them in order and was not disappointed. I went back to episode 1 last night, great theme but very depressing, got some of that old Black Mirror feel about it.

The Dum Dummies subplot from season seven episode one made me think of how on here people will spend money on people doing things for their entertainment. I wonder when we'll reach the stage where someone will pay a babe to set off a mouse trap on their tongue or remove a tooth with a pair of pliers. Are "they" the dum dummy for paying for it, or are "they" the dum dummy for doing anything for money? How much is your soul worth? Is all money good money?