When you first lay eyes on Billy Bauer, it’s more than 40 minutes into “Smithereens,” the first episode of Black Mirror‘s new season. Bauer, the young CEO of a social-media platform, has a crisis on his hands. A rideshare driver has taken one of his employees hostage, and is demanding to talk to him. Getting …
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