Yorkie, a shy and timid girl from an uptight family, goes to a night club, a place where she definitely feels out of place. And there she meets Kelly, a girl who is totally in her element there. Somehow these opposites develop a connection stronger than anyone could expect.
This is about as much as I can give out without spoiling anything (and I truly believe this episode shouldn't be spoiled even the tiniest bit).
I know two ways to explain what Black Mirror is about: 1. It's a show about our fears; 2. It's a show about how technologies could change our lives.
Most of the show's episodes lean heavily towards the fear aspect. This episode is an exception; in fact, I could say, it's probably the only episode that shows how technologies could change us not just in a scary way, but in a new and in many ways wonderful way.
However, while many say that it's entirely positive and light (some even claim it goes entirely against Black Mirror style), I wouldn't be so sure. As I said, I'm not going to spoil anything here, but after watching this episode a second time I can say that there are some ideas in this episode that are rather creepy if you look closely. It's just that in this one, in contrast to other Black Mirror's episodes, the creepiness is not a fact but rather a matter of interpretation.
Nevertheless, I'd say this is Black Mirror's only episode that isn't wholly dark and cynical; in fact it's actually sincere and sensual. So, if you're looking for the show's usual dark/scary aspect, this episode won't work for you. But if you just want to have a good time, I can tell you, this is one of the most touching stories I've seen in drama TV shows.
