The Netflix ending is the strangest and most unpredictable thing in Bandersnatch, and also the most fun
Netflix’s newest Black Mirror experiment, an interactive film called Bandersnatch, has plenty of secrets. With multiple endings and a variety of Easter eggs, fans of Charlie Brooker’s anthology series could easily discover new things about the movie for months and months. Among the easiest to find is the movie’s extremely strange “Netflix” ending, which while being the least coherent of any of the movie’s possible conclusions, is also the most fun.
[ Ed. note: the rest of this post contains spoilers for Black Mirror: Bandersnatch]
The Netflix ending can be triggered by a decision late in the film when Stefan calls out for a sign of who’s really in control of his actions. Most viewers will get options to either show Stefan the White Bear symbol that he’s been seeing everywhere, or PAC, the acronym that Colin explains stands for Program and Control, which he thinks is a government conspiracy for social programming. There is, however, a third option that some viewers will get depending on the choices they’ve made.
