The other is called Crocodile, starring Deep State's Kiran Sonia Sawar. Sawar is apparently a doctor trying to help a man dredge up memories of a car crash, seemingly with the help of a machine. "Memories can be subjective," she tells him creepily. "They may not be totally accurate and they're often emotional."

In other words, the series looks to continue amp up the Outer Limits/Twilight Zone vibe that we all loved in the first three seasons, while posing some existential questions. "How do you exercise responsibility?" Arkangel producer Annabel Jones asked The Independent earlier this year. "How do you ensure you give your child independence in a world in which you can have a lot of control?"

So, we're excited already, but when is Black Mirror's fourth season actually going to drop? According to Netflix's recent December programming list, it looks like it won't come until next year. That means it might pop up around the same time as Amazon's Philip K. Dick's Electric Dreams anthology (January 12th, 2018), which would butt two similar shows against each other. Anyway, given Netflix's recent flood of publicity, it's hard to believe we won't hear an announcement about the release date very soon.