How do I get a happy ending in Bandersnatch?












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In Black Mirror: Bandersnatch, whatever I pick I end up with Stefan being in jail with one or multiple murders and his game failed, either due to his crimes or due to its being incomplete.



But what is the path to pick where the table can be turned with a happy ending or endings?






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    In its current form, this question might not be all too on-topic here, seeing how it's basically asking how to win an interactive game with little to no relation to the actual film material. Unless you're able to draw a clearer connection to the film material, Arqade would probably be a better fit for this.
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    5 hours ago






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    @AnkitSharma Well, it's both actually. And the nature of the question seems to be more about the game aspect, not the film.
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    Related meta discussion: How do we handle interactice films?
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    I haven't seen bandersnatch but heard about it. I am assuming each choice plays a role in the plot progression & the end. So, it's asking what choices if made in-universe could lead to the character not being convicted. It's similar to asking why Strange didn't bind Thanos in a time loop. It's asking about Strange's choice & why he didn't choose different & what could happen if he chose different. Looks on-topic. The wording might be taken as POB but the underlying question definitely isn't POB
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    @KharoBangdo Feel free to share your views on the meta discussion.
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In Black Mirror: Bandersnatch, whatever I pick I end up with Stefan being in jail with one or multiple murders and his game failed, either due to his crimes or due to its being incomplete.



But what is the path to pick where the table can be turned with a happy ending or endings?






ending black-mirror black-mirror-bandersnatch







share|improve this question




















  • 1




    In its current form, this question might not be all too on-topic here, seeing how it's basically asking how to win an interactive game with little to no relation to the actual film material. Unless you're able to draw a clearer connection to the film material, Arqade would probably be a better fit for this.
    – Napoleon Wilson♦
    5 hours ago






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    @AnkitSharma Well, it's both actually. And the nature of the question seems to be more about the game aspect, not the film.
    – Napoleon Wilson♦
    5 hours ago








  • 1




    Related meta discussion: How do we handle interactice films?
    – Napoleon Wilson♦
    4 hours ago






  • 1




    I haven't seen bandersnatch but heard about it. I am assuming each choice plays a role in the plot progression & the end. So, it's asking what choices if made in-universe could lead to the character not being convicted. It's similar to asking why Strange didn't bind Thanos in a time loop. It's asking about Strange's choice & why he didn't choose different & what could happen if he chose different. Looks on-topic. The wording might be taken as POB but the underlying question definitely isn't POB
    – KharoBangdo
    2 hours ago






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    @KharoBangdo Feel free to share your views on the meta discussion.
    – Napoleon Wilson♦
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In Black Mirror: Bandersnatch, whatever I pick I end up with Stefan being in jail with one or multiple murders and his game failed, either due to his crimes or due to its being incomplete.



But what is the path to pick where the table can be turned with a happy ending or endings?






ending black-mirror black-mirror-bandersnatch







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In Black Mirror: Bandersnatch, whatever I pick I end up with Stefan being in jail with one or multiple murders and his game failed, either due to his crimes or due to its being incomplete.



But what is the path to pick where the table can be turned with a happy ending or endings?






ending black-mirror black-mirror-bandersnatch




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    In its current form, this question might not be all too on-topic here, seeing how it's basically asking how to win an interactive game with little to no relation to the actual film material. Unless you're able to draw a clearer connection to the film material, Arqade would probably be a better fit for this.
    – Napoleon Wilson♦
    5 hours ago






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    @AnkitSharma Well, it's both actually. And the nature of the question seems to be more about the game aspect, not the film.
    – Napoleon Wilson♦
    5 hours ago








  • 1




    Related meta discussion: How do we handle interactice films?
    – Napoleon Wilson♦
    4 hours ago






  • 1




    I haven't seen bandersnatch but heard about it. I am assuming each choice plays a role in the plot progression & the end. So, it's asking what choices if made in-universe could lead to the character not being convicted. It's similar to asking why Strange didn't bind Thanos in a time loop. It's asking about Strange's choice & why he didn't choose different & what could happen if he chose different. Looks on-topic. The wording might be taken as POB but the underlying question definitely isn't POB
    – KharoBangdo
    2 hours ago






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    @KharoBangdo Feel free to share your views on the meta discussion.
    – Napoleon Wilson♦
    2 hours ago














  • 1




    In its current form, this question might not be all too on-topic here, seeing how it's basically asking how to win an interactive game with little to no relation to the actual film material. Unless you're able to draw a clearer connection to the film material, Arqade would probably be a better fit for this.
    – Napoleon Wilson♦
    5 hours ago






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    @AnkitSharma Well, it's both actually. And the nature of the question seems to be more about the game aspect, not the film.
    – Napoleon Wilson♦
    5 hours ago








  • 1




    Related meta discussion: How do we handle interactice films?
    – Napoleon Wilson♦
    4 hours ago






  • 1




    I haven't seen bandersnatch but heard about it. I am assuming each choice plays a role in the plot progression & the end. So, it's asking what choices if made in-universe could lead to the character not being convicted. It's similar to asking why Strange didn't bind Thanos in a time loop. It's asking about Strange's choice & why he didn't choose different & what could happen if he chose different. Looks on-topic. The wording might be taken as POB but the underlying question definitely isn't POB
    – KharoBangdo
    2 hours ago






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    @KharoBangdo Feel free to share your views on the meta discussion.
    – Napoleon Wilson♦
    2 hours ago








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In its current form, this question might not be all too on-topic here, seeing how it's basically asking how to win an interactive game with little to no relation to the actual film material. Unless you're able to draw a clearer connection to the film material, Arqade would probably be a better fit for this.
– Napoleon Wilson♦
5 hours ago




In its current form, this question might not be all too on-topic here, seeing how it's basically asking how to win an interactive game with little to no relation to the actual film material. Unless you're able to draw a clearer connection to the film material, Arqade would probably be a better fit for this.
– Napoleon Wilson♦
5 hours ago




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@AnkitSharma Well, it's both actually. And the nature of the question seems to be more about the game aspect, not the film.
– Napoleon Wilson♦
5 hours ago






@AnkitSharma Well, it's both actually. And the nature of the question seems to be more about the game aspect, not the film.
– Napoleon Wilson♦
5 hours ago






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Related meta discussion: How do we handle interactice films?
– Napoleon Wilson♦
4 hours ago




Related meta discussion: How do we handle interactice films?
– Napoleon Wilson♦
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I haven't seen bandersnatch but heard about it. I am assuming each choice plays a role in the plot progression & the end. So, it's asking what choices if made in-universe could lead to the character not being convicted. It's similar to asking why Strange didn't bind Thanos in a time loop. It's asking about Strange's choice & why he didn't choose different & what could happen if he chose different. Looks on-topic. The wording might be taken as POB but the underlying question definitely isn't POB
– KharoBangdo
2 hours ago




I haven't seen bandersnatch but heard about it. I am assuming each choice plays a role in the plot progression & the end. So, it's asking what choices if made in-universe could lead to the character not being convicted. It's similar to asking why Strange didn't bind Thanos in a time loop. It's asking about Strange's choice & why he didn't choose different & what could happen if he chose different. Looks on-topic. The wording might be taken as POB but the underlying question definitely isn't POB
– KharoBangdo
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@KharoBangdo Feel free to share your views on the meta discussion.
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@KharoBangdo Feel free to share your views on the meta discussion.
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Lifehacker.com has provided a "road map" of sort which, if I read it correctly, does have some "non-bad" options but that's a subjective issue.



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  • Followed few of the lifehack option and I will say the only happiesh ending is Netflix with mike as no death or jail.
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  • My first (and so far only go around) gave a bittersweet ending depending on how one interprets it. Stephen was able to time travel and save his mother, but then the scene cuts back to a therapy session where he is found dead in a chair. So either he dreamed this while dying or both things happened simultaneously. (very Donnie Darko, if you ask me).
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Lifehacker.com has provided a "road map" of sort which, if I read it correctly, does have some "non-bad" options but that's a subjective issue.



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  • Followed few of the lifehack option and I will say the only happiesh ending is Netflix with mike as no death or jail.
    – Ankit Sharma
    3 hours ago










  • My first (and so far only go around) gave a bittersweet ending depending on how one interprets it. Stephen was able to time travel and save his mother, but then the scene cuts back to a therapy session where he is found dead in a chair. So either he dreamed this while dying or both things happened simultaneously. (very Donnie Darko, if you ask me).
    – Darth Locke
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Lifehacker.com has provided a "road map" of sort which, if I read it correctly, does have some "non-bad" options but that's a subjective issue.



enter image description here






share|improve this answer





















  • Followed few of the lifehack option and I will say the only happiesh ending is Netflix with mike as no death or jail.
    – Ankit Sharma
    3 hours ago










  • My first (and so far only go around) gave a bittersweet ending depending on how one interprets it. Stephen was able to time travel and save his mother, but then the scene cuts back to a therapy session where he is found dead in a chair. So either he dreamed this while dying or both things happened simultaneously. (very Donnie Darko, if you ask me).
    – Darth Locke
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Lifehacker.com has provided a "road map" of sort which, if I read it correctly, does have some "non-bad" options but that's a subjective issue.



enter image description here






share|improve this answer












Lifehacker.com has provided a "road map" of sort which, if I read it correctly, does have some "non-bad" options but that's a subjective issue.



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  • Followed few of the lifehack option and I will say the only happiesh ending is Netflix with mike as no death or jail.
    – Ankit Sharma
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  • My first (and so far only go around) gave a bittersweet ending depending on how one interprets it. Stephen was able to time travel and save his mother, but then the scene cuts back to a therapy session where he is found dead in a chair. So either he dreamed this while dying or both things happened simultaneously. (very Donnie Darko, if you ask me).
    – Darth Locke
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  • Followed few of the lifehack option and I will say the only happiesh ending is Netflix with mike as no death or jail.
    – Ankit Sharma
    3 hours ago










  • My first (and so far only go around) gave a bittersweet ending depending on how one interprets it. Stephen was able to time travel and save his mother, but then the scene cuts back to a therapy session where he is found dead in a chair. So either he dreamed this while dying or both things happened simultaneously. (very Donnie Darko, if you ask me).
    – Darth Locke
    2 mins ago
















Followed few of the lifehack option and I will say the only happiesh ending is Netflix with mike as no death or jail.
– Ankit Sharma
3 hours ago




Followed few of the lifehack option and I will say the only happiesh ending is Netflix with mike as no death or jail.
– Ankit Sharma
3 hours ago












My first (and so far only go around) gave a bittersweet ending depending on how one interprets it. Stephen was able to time travel and save his mother, but then the scene cuts back to a therapy session where he is found dead in a chair. So either he dreamed this while dying or both things happened simultaneously. (very Donnie Darko, if you ask me).
– Darth Locke
2 mins ago




My first (and so far only go around) gave a bittersweet ending depending on how one interprets it. Stephen was able to time travel and save his mother, but then the scene cuts back to a therapy session where he is found dead in a chair. So either he dreamed this while dying or both things happened simultaneously. (very Donnie Darko, if you ask me).
– Darth Locke
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