1. " Black Mirror "
This British mini-series consists of 3 separate stories, which are not directly related to each other, but all satirize and explore the impact of technology on human life with extreme black humor . influences.
2. " Crisis Behind the Scenes "
From "The Minister" and "Prime Minister" to the "Crisis Behind the Scenes", which must be exported with F, from Thatcher's Conservative Party government to Blair 's Labour Party government, Downing Street is still the same Downing Street, BBC is still the same BBC, (of course the tattered bear is still the tattered bear), this time the unlucky one has been replaced by the Ministry of Social Affairs. Minister Hugh Abbott and his team have endless ass to wipe, endless scolding to suffer, every day in awe and fear, turning black and white, and the overwhelming swear words from Queen Malcolm The most horrific thing is that all of this is presented in a cool and practised hand-held photojournalism style, with a full sense of the scene, and all it needs is to convince you that the government is all crazy like this.
3. "Small Town"
The story takes place in Broadchurch, a peaceful seaside town in Dorset, southwest England. The bloody body of Danny Latimer was found on a peaceful beach. As a result, this comfortable coastal town was brought to the forefront, which not only attracted the panic of the residents, but also attracted crazy reports from the media. The newly promoted detective inspector Alec Hardy ( David Tennantz David Tennant ornaments) was transferred to the town to serve. Because this move robbed local female detective Ellie Miller (Olivia Colman) of the position, she was hostile to her. Faced with this accidental death, the two had to join forces to investigate. Surrounded by towering, sheer rock cliffs, it was suspected that Danny had stumbled from above. The cause of his death remains a mystery, and the picturesque seaside town where he lived has become the center of a police investigation and the focus of the media. And this discordant noise has become a threat to divide the community...
4. " Sherlock "
This time Sherlock Holmes ( Benedict Cumberbatch Benedict Cumberbatch) not only He is a famous detective and a fashionista. He and his friend and right-hand man John Watson ( Martin Freeman Martin Freeman) have experienced bizarre citizen suicide cases, gang smuggling incidents and countdown bomb murders. Every case seems to be independent but is actually related. Every time the two solve a case, new problems and innocent people will appear. After ripping off the cocoon, Moriarty ( Andrew Scott Andrew Scott), the mastermind behind the scenes, finally surfaced. In the final episode of the confrontation, how should Sherlock and Watson, who were threatened by bombs and sniper guns, escape? Can wait until the second season for the BBC to tell you.
5. "Luther"
Idris Elba plays Luther, a chief inspector who catches a murderer, and suffers mental trauma in a case involving a child killer, which also threatens his married life. While battling all kinds of murderers, he also has to fight his inner demons.
6. "Doctor Who"
Relative Dimensions In Space) adventure story, his time machine exterior looksGo to a police booth like the 1950s. The Doctor takes his partner Ross (Billie Piper) to explore and travel in time and space, fighting evil forces, saving civilization, helping people, correcting mistakes, and solving various problems.
Seven, "9 Secret Story "
The structure of the play is similar to that of "Black Mirror", one episode has one story, and each episode's story is independent; those who have watched " Mad City " should all be two I believe that the six new stories will not disappoint...
8. " Gentlemen's League "
"Gentlemen's League" is a British black comedy series produced by the BBC in 1999. The story takes place in Royston, a town based on Alston, Cumbria, northern England. This town is populated by very grotesque inhabitants, all of whom are screenwriters Mark Gatiss , Steve Pemberton , Jeremy Desham, Reese Shearsmith Characters written by . The four screenwriters formed a comedy group under the name "League of Gentlemen" in 1995.
I haven't heard of this drama. Children's shoes must have heard of the other two British dramas "Crazy City" and "Secret No. 9" that have been recommended by various public accounts of major media. If you can't stop these two dramas, you must not miss the League of Gentlemen. Because the Gentlemen's League can be said to be the prototype version of "Crazy City" and "Secret No. 9", less dark and more humorous, who said that their screenwriters are two geniuses, Steve Pemberton and Reece ShearSmith.
9. " Ripper Street "
The story of Jack the Ripper is widely circulated around the world, and until today, more than 120 years later, the notorious serial killer still has a terrible influence, but everyone Don't know the truth. But this wind of darkness and suspense has made it excavated and repeated many times.
In 1888, the murder of at least several prostitutes occurred in the Whitechapel area of , east London, , which plunged Victorian London into a cloud of fear. The code name of the murderer, Jack the Ripper, wrote many letters to the police station to provoke him during the crime, but he never fell into the legal net. His daring methods of crime have been repeatedly exaggerated by the media, causing panic in the British society. The H Division of the London Police is tasked with calming the panic after Jack the Ripper's crime and bringing this elusive culprit to justice. Detectives in charge of the case, Edmond Reed ( Matthew Macfadyen) and Bennet Drake ( Jerome Flynn) will fight side by side. Find out Jack the Ripper.....
Ten, "IT Madman"
Jen (Katherine Parkinson) who successfully interviewed at a big company thought he had won the jackpot, but was assigned to the IT in the basement department. There are only two people in the department, Moss ( Richard Ayoade, Richard Ayoade) and Roy ( Chris O'Dowd, Chris O&39; Dowd), 2 computer experts, common sense of life the weirdo. Jen, who doesn't know anything about computers, forced a lot of jokes by pretending to be proficient.
Jen and the IT geek duo are unexpectedly in tune with each other, and they always make things that are very ordinary out of control, making people laugh and cry. And the boss of the company ( Christopher Morris Christopher Morris) will also appear from time to time, and stage a story that makes people laugh with them. A unique British humorous tale plays out in the IT department.
