28 chilling stories, but can you tell them apart from one another with just one frame? <\/p>
If you\u2019re looking for a series with plenty of variety, then look no further than Black Mirror<\/a>. With its anthology format and willingness to go to a variety of different settings and time periods, you really don\u2019t know what you\u2019re going to get from each individual episode.<\/p>\n Never was that more clear than in the most recent season, which smashed any pre-conceptions as to what a Black Mirror<\/a> episode should or could be.<\/p>\n The season featured episodes set in the past, ones dabbling in alternate history and even one with no use of technology at all \u2013 something which had been a presumed context for Black Mirror<\/a> since the very beginning.<\/p>\n So, with the season now available to stream on Netflix<\/a>, and with a total of 28 episodes available, it got us wondering \u2013 could you recognise a Black Mirror<\/a> episode simply from one frame?<\/p>\n Read more:<\/strong><\/p>\n Here, the variety of the stories could be a blessing, but it could also create some pitfalls \u2013 you may think you know an episode\u2019s signature style, but could you really recognise a still from Shut Up and Dance when put next to one from Loch Henry<\/a> or Smithereens?<\/p>\n You may think so, but now it\u2019s time to truly put that to a test, in our one frame quiz.<\/p>\n There are ten questions, and all you have to do is input the name of the episode shown in the picture in the box below, and click choose. You\u2019ll get your score at the end of the test.<\/p>\n So, what are you waiting for? Get quizzing!<\/p>\n