"In Common People, Rashida Jones plays an ordinary woman drowning in medical debt. The episode coldly and accurately shows ...

Black Mirror is back, and this time, with a not-so-far off dystopia of subscription hell. “Common People,” season 7, episode ...

The second Rivermind Lux ends, Amanda begins yet another ad (this time for antidepressants), revealing one of two things: ...

One of the most talked about episodes of the season? 'Common People', which stars Rashida Jones as Amanda and Chris O'Dowd as ...

After Rashida Jones' two highly acclaimed Apple TV+ shows, Black Mirror's "Common People" episode seemingly continues a dark ...

Season 7 opens with one such story, "Common People," and it might be one of the best — and most upsetting — episodes the ...

“Common People,” season 7, episode 1, sits in familiar territory, at the intersection of technology and capitalism. We meet Amanda (Rashida Jones, glowing even in techno-doom) and Mike (Chris ...

The 'Black Mirror' season 7 premiere, 'Common People,' is causing a stir with its unsettling portrayal of a future where survival is tied to a subscription service. The episode's dark themes and ...

The first episode of the new season, titled Common People, turns its satirical gaze towards subscription service tiers and fees. Rashida Jones stars as Amanda, a schoolteacher whose life comes ...

claiming that the party’s “double-engine” government had made life difficult for the common people by imposing heavy taxes under various pretexts. MP Manish Tewari was speaking to ...