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This is a fiction/fan codex: entries describe an in-universe canon. Our audits check canon and internal consistency — external fact-checking does not apply the way it does on real-subject codexes.
Last full accuracy audit: 2026-08-26 · 30 entries checked · 18 flagged · 31 issues confirmed · 18 corrected · 13 still open
Bing — The character's surname 'Madsen' is not established in the episode or official credits; he is credited simply as 'Bing'.
Bing — Daniel Kaluuya has won one competitive Academy Award (Best Supporting Actor for *Judas and the Black Messiah*), whereas the entry implies multiple ('performances').
James — The INTRO states the character is featured in the 'third season' of Black Mirror, but the episode 'Crocodile' is from Season 4.
James — The entry describes Shazia Akhand, while the prompt context identifies it as an entry about the Character 'James'.
Matt — The entry incorrectly identifies the protagonist of 'The Entire History of You' as 'Matt', whereas the character is Liam Frobisher and there is no major character named Matt in that episode.
Matt — The entry claims Liam removes a grain implant from another character, but canon confirms he surgically removes his own implant during the climax.
Caroline — Status=Alive - Correction: Status=Deceased (Caroline Butler died when Stefan was a child, prior to the main events of 1984; she appears only in flashbacks and memories)
Robert — The entry incorrectly claims a child actor played Robert Daly in flashbacks; there are no flashback scenes depicting Robert as a child in USS Callister.
Robert — The Lore section erroneously states he captured neural patterns of 'women', contradicting canon where he also cloned male colleagues.
The Algorithm — The entry incorrectly asserts that 'Hang the DJ' occurs in the physical real world, contradicting the canonical reveal that the characters are in a simulated reality.
The Algorithm — The entry incorrectly states algorithmic control systems first appear in Season 3's 'Nosedive', ignoring earlier instances of merit scoring and data tracking in Season 1 episodes like 'Fifteen Million Merits'.
Joe Wright — The entry incorrectly identifies 'Joe Wright' as a faction or group name; Joe Wright is not associated with Black Mirror canon.
Joe Wright — The claim that no Black Mirror director has won the Emmy for Outstanding Directing is false; Owen Harris won the Primetime Emmy Award in 2017 for directing 'San Junipero'.
Dan Trachtenberg — Dan Trachtenberg directed the Season 3 episode 'Playtest', contradicting the claim that he has no directing credits within the Black Mirror anthology.
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