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== Black Mirror: Bean Beetle Episode == === Overview === In a surreal twist that merges everyday life with the bizarre, the episode follows a man who suspects that every day is a Monday. His life takes an odd turn when he consults a fortune teller who ominously predicts that he will be eaten by bean beetles. === Plot === The protagonist, living in a monotonous routine, decides to seek answers about his life. After a fortuitous visit to a fortune teller, he learns of his peculiar fate involving bean beetles. This revelation leads him to a shocking discovery when he opens his chest, only to find a telephone inside - an indication that nothing is as it seems. === Conclusion === As the narrative unfolds, it is revealed that everything is, in fact, a dream. The man is, unbeknownst to him, a robot working for the government tasked with spying on bean beetles, blurring the lines between reality and artificiality. === Themes === This episode touches on themes of identity, surveillance, and the absurdities of life, characteristic of the show's exploration of modern societal issues. === Trivia === * The episode is noted for its unique and whimsical storytelling style, reminiscent of classic Twilight Zone narratives. * 'Bean Beetle' has become a cultural reference point for the bizarre blends of reality often depicted in Black Mirror. [[Category:Black Mirror episodes]] [[Category:Surreal humor]] [[Category:Science fiction]]
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