What's going on here?
No!
This is Superfan vs. Super Fan:
Black Mirror Edition.
Hello and welcome here to the windy city
of Fan Francisco.
I'm Munya Chawawa, here to take two Netflix superfans
through a whirlwind of blustery challenges
and gale force knowledge.
-But how does it work? -I'm glad you asked, Munya.
Our Netflix superfans go head-to-head
answering questions about
their favourite Netflix shows
from these living rooms.
And if they get a question right,
they move up this board,
slowly edging their way
towards ultimate super fandom.
But they won't just be battling against each other.
Oh, no, each superfan has also to withstand
these super fans.
How powerful are they?
Well, they begin at a blustery
20 miles per hour,
but every three questions a superfan gets right
will increase their opponent's fan speed
until it reaches 100 miles per hour.
What happens when it reaches 100 miles per hour?
Well, then, that superfan will get super-flan'd.
Oh, right. OK.
Today, we nosedive into the dystopian nightmare
that is Black Mirror
to find out who has come here
with the brains of a true superfan
and who has mere artificial intelligence.
Let's meet the superfans.
Originally from Italy and Cameroon,
Giorgia is a film student living in London.
When Giorgia's not watching
her favourite episode, "Nosedive",
she likes to play volleyball and make and edit videos.
She once flew a kite and had a lovely time.
I might be a film student,
but it's Luke that's going to be gone with the wind.
Luke is a supermarket customer assistant
living in London.
Hobbies include skateboarding and football,
and he's been known to skip social occasions
that clash with the new Black Mirror episodes.
The windiest place he's ever been is Gruson in France.
I'm a football fan,
and I'm gonna blow the competition away.
Just call me…
Hurricane.
Black Mirror mirror on the wall,
who's the biggest superfan of all?
Let's find out.
Ready…
steady…
blow.
Fangers on buzzers as we jump
into question number one.
Rachel, Jack, and which other name feature
in the title
of a Season five Black Mirror episode?
-Giorgia, coming in hot. -Ashley.
Is the correct answer.
What do soldiers in "Men Against Fire"
think they're hunting?
Roaches.
Is the correct answer, my friend.
Which episode shares its name
with a large reptile?
-"Crocodile." -Snapped that one up.
It is indeed "Crocodile".
What is the name of the restaurant Kenny works--
-Barnies? -Absolutely right.
Which means we are neck and neck
going into the next question.
What is the name of the CEO--
-Billy Bauer. -Correct.
You must be feeling like a bit of a silly-billy, Luke,
because your fan is about to get cranked.
-How's that feeling? -That's still quite nice.
-Yeah? -Yeah, yeah.
You're quite a warm-blooded man, aren't you?
That's what they say about you in the streets.
Yeah.
We all know that "Bandersnatch"
revolutionised interactive streaming content,
but what I really wanna know is,
can you find a pair of identical pandas
on these cards?
Fangers on buzzers.
It's time for Bandersnatch Pandamatch.
Let's see the first panda match.
It's tense at the moment. Just getting their bearings.
Luke, that is the correct match.
And I'm afraid, Giorgia,
things are about to get rather grizzly
'cause your fan is getting cranked.
Up next is the panda from The Sooty Show.
Do we have the licence? No. Sue me.
Oh.
Luke, very, very good indeed.
-That is correct. -Yay!
Back to quiz-ness.
The name of what city
is on the back of Danny's jacket
in the opening scene of "Striking Vipers"?
OK, Luke, I was gonna give you a clue,
but you don't need one.
It's Chicago?
Oh, mate.
Look, to be honest, they're right next to each other.
-It's Tokyo. -Oh.
And now, it's time for the true or false round.
I tell you something about the show,
and you just need to tell me whether it's science fact
or science fiction.
"Hated in the Nation" is the longest
non-interactive episode of Black Mirror--
Science fact.
In "Metalhead", the robots are referred to as "cats".
Science fiction.
It is indeed science fiction.
They are dogs.
Now, Black Mirror has had many
star cameos over the years,
and we're gonna load them onto the control panel
of the USS Callister.
Fastest fingers to guess whose face is loading
wins themselves a point
in a game we call "USS Cali-stars".
Fangers on buzzers.
Let's load in the first picture.
-Yes, Giorgia? -Miley Cyrus.
Giorgia, you are Mileys ahead,
and unfortunately, Luke,
I have to come in like a wrecking ball
and crank up that fan.
Oh, I can see him starting to sweat.
Or rather, I can see that sweat being blown away.
Let's go into another one now. Load her up.
Bryce Dallas Howard?
And, Luke, the Bryce was right for you
because, Giorgia, your fan's now getting cranked.
Goodness me. Neck and neck again.
This is tense. My bottom's certainly clenching.
Science fact or science fiction?
The title of the episode, "Hang the DJ", is a ref--
Science fact.
At the beginning of "Nosedive",
Lacie is practising crying in the--
Luke.
Science fact.
Nope.
It is science fiction.
And an evil laugh
coming from the corner of Giorgia there.
It was actually laughing.
But you may be crying in the mirror
if you get another one wrong.
It's time for another round of Bandersnatch Pandamatch.
See if you can match this.
It's a picture of a panda holding Amanda Holden.
Incredible scenes coming from Luke's corner.
Let's see if you can match these two.
Goodness me,
it is panda-monium in the studio at the moment.
That point means I'm gonna have to crank Luke's fan
up another notch.
So, look out.
You're a man of few emotions, I've realised.
A lot of people say that, yeah.
I've been compared to
various serial killers over the years.
Oh, well, that's good to know.
Right. Back to quiz-ness.
In "Playtest",
what gaming company runs the--
SaitoGemu.
Which I thought was the name of a Pokémon.
Right, now, in "Black Museum",
at what specific time of the day did tours begin
according to the sign on the door?
-Luke. -11 a.m.?
Guys, we are neck and neck again.
I guess you could say, your scores are a mirror image.
Since Luke whirl-winned that point,
Giorgia, I'm going to have to crank up the fan.
Right, now, back to quiz-ness.
Which episode is entirely…
Hang on, Luke,
you can't possibly know what I'm about to say.
-I just got a premonition. -OK, go on.
Which episode is entirely in black and white?
OK. And what was it?
"Metalhead."
What's going on here?
That is the correct answer, my friend. Well done.
Alright!
What is the name of the arch enemy of USS Callis--
Yes, Giorgia?
Valdack?
Which season four episode
starts with a caesarean section?
"Crocodile"? No! The "Arkangel"!
-Oh! -"Arkangel"!
Well, what happens now?
Right.
-"Arkangel." -This is a tricky one.
Just give 'em a point anyway!
Giorgia, I'm gonna give you the point.
OK, now, what is the dating device called
in "Hang the DJ"?
-Yes, Giorgia? -Coach?
And you can't coach talent like that.
Luke, I'm afraid it's about to get breezier
on the knees-ier.
I'm gonna crank up your fan.
Right, now, time for some more USS Cali-stars.
-Michaela Coel? -Yes, indeed.
Here's another.
-Jon Hamm? -That is the correct answer.
Now, back to quiz-ness.
What year is the beginning of "San Junipero" set in?
1987?
Man, you're blowing me away with your skills here.
And this weather report just in.
It's about to get a whole lot windier in Giorgia.
I've got to crank up the fan.
Careful, Luke.
Tell me this.
What is the name of the Smithereens employee
who is in charge of Jaden?
-Yes? -Hannah Kent?
Another point on the board for you there, Giorgia.
Amazing.
Time for more Science Fact or Science Fiction.
In "Rachel, Jack and Ashley Too",
Kevin's company deals with mice.
-Science fact. -That was indeed a fact.
Which means, Luke, you're in a whirlwind of trouble.
It's time to crank the fan.
So, Giorgia, you now need three to win.
Luke, you need six.
And it's another round of Bandersnatch Pandamatch.
Here we go.
Try and match these two pandas.
Very nice indeed, my friend.
Here's another. This one is of a Panda Pop.
Yes, Giorgia!
Which now brings you within two measly points
of scoring the win.
Time for another Science Fact or Science Fiction.
Kenny's sister is called Lindsay.
Science fact.
Luke, you're going to have to speak up and buzz
if you want any chance of keeping
a flan-free face, my friend.
This is for the win.
-Match point. -Come on.
In "Black Museum",
where does Nish tell Rolo she flew into?
Luke.
Cape Town?
Say it ain't so, buddy!
It was Salt Lake City.
Luke, it's going all the way up, my friend.
Which means, Giorgia, you are the winner.
Now, we can all break wind.
Oh, finally. I've been holding that in all episode.
Well, Giorgia, you raced ahead and left Luke
in your rear-view mirror.
Now you win the coveted Superfan vs. Super Fan
super fan.
Begin the super fanfare!
Which unfortunately means that you, Luke,
are a total airhead.
You're mirror reality was shattered,
and on reflection,
perhaps you weren't quite ready for today's challenge.
So, before Luke Skywalker becomes Flan Solo,
any last words?
I'd just like to apologise
to all the fans I've let down.
You mean all the "flans"? Hit it!
Listen, I can't see much of Luke's face,
but I can still tell he is completely emotionless.
-Luke, how are you doing? -I can't see you, but, yeah.
Well, from high tech to pie tech in no time at all,
two contestants threw caution to the wind,
but there can only be one true superfan
who takes home the Charlie Brooker prize.
That's it for the Black Mirror edition.
We'll see you soon again
for the next Superfan vs. Super Fan.
And "fanks" for watching.
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