The return of Colin Ritman is more than just fan service. It’s a bold narrative move that brings real emotional weight and continuity to the ‘Black Mirror ’ universe.

Will Poulter had heard hints that the character of Colin Ritman — the genius early ’80s games designer-character from the interactive 2018 “Black Mirror” episode “Bandersnatch ...

"I hope I'm lucky enough to play him in another era," the actor tells TheWrap The post ‘Black Mirror’ Star Will Poulter Talks Returning as Colin After ‘Bandersnatch’: ‘We Can Exist ...

Will Poulter had heard hints that the character of Colin Ritman — the genius early ’80s games designer-character from the interactive 2018 “Black Mirror” episode “ Bandersnatch ...

In his capacity as a well-liked gaming writer, the younger Cameron (Lewis Gribben) is summoned to preview a new game from eccentric programmer Colin Ritman (Will Poulter).

Colin is looking not to create another killing game (like DOOM, the first-person shooter Cameron plays earlier in the ep). "We have to create software that elevates us, improves us as human beings ...

Charlie Brooker explains whether "Plaything" invalidates multiple Bandersnatch endings. While Will Poulter returns as Colin Ritman, the new Black Mirror episode wasn't initially written as a sequel.

The Pearl Ritman ending breaks the fourth wall to reveal to viewers that, years later, a grown-up Pearl has discovered her father Colin’s work and is attempting to finish the interactive story ...

The most obvious connection is the inclusion of Will Poulter’s Colin Ritman. Though Colin appears in just one brief scene for “Plaything,” he holds an integral role in the overall story.