History YMMV / BlackMirrorMazeyDay

[[center:[-Joan is Awful-] -- [-[[YMMV/BlackMirrorLochHenry Loch Henry]]-] -- [-[[YMMV/BlackMirrorBeyondTheSea Beyond the Sea]]-] -- [-Mazey Day-] -- [-[[YMMV/BlackMirrorDemon79 Demon 79]]-]]]

[[center:[-Joan is Awful-] -- [-[[YMMV/BlackMirrorLochHenry Loch Henry]]-] -- [-[[YMMV/BlackMirrorBeyondTheSea Beyond the Sea]]-] -- [-[[YMMV/BlackMirrorMazeyDay Mazey Day]]-] -- [-[[YMMV/BlackMirrorDemon79 Demon 79]]-]]]

* TheWoobie: Given the episode's ending, Mazey emerges as the only remotely sympathetic character. Not only is she pursued by paparazzi who want to sell her misery to the press, but she is also bitten by a werewolf and must undergo a painful transformation while said paparazzi photograph her suffering. Worst yet, after her werewolf instincts take over and she kills multiple people before being shot herself, she bleeds out painfully and begs Bo to shoot her, before being handed the gun and forced to end her own life while Bo photographs the act.

* AudienceAlienatingEnding: Or rather, Audience Alienating Climax. The twist of the episode, showing that the titular character was bitten by a werewolf and that apparently it's a normal enough occurrence in-universe for a celebrities' specialty doctor to known how to treat, thus making an abrupt GenreShift to UrbanFantasy, can feel too ridiculous to be believable and be taken seriously. [[HowUnscientific Specially]] taking into account that all previous episodes, despite a few experimentations here and there, remained mostly consistent on being part of a series known as a Thriller with Sci-Fi elements.

* AssPull: the bits of foreshadowing that Mazey Day was bitten by a werewolf [[note]]What she hit in the road doesn't really look like a man on second watch, she trashed her apartment overnight, and the doctor talks of something having "control over her" when it was one incident[[/note]] - before the big reveal - don't ''necessarily'' lead the viewer to that conclusion, so the twist can feel out of left field.

* AudienceAlienatingEnding: Or rather, Audience Alienating Climax. The twist of the episode, showing that the titular character was bitten by a werewolf and that apparently it's a normal enough occurrence in-universe for a celebrities' specialty doctor to known how to treat, thus making an abrupt GenreShift to UrbanFantasy, can feel too ridiculous to be believable and be taken seriously. [[HowUnscientific Specially]] taking into account that all previous episodes, despite a few experimentations where and there, remained mostly consistent on being part of a series known as a Thriller with Sci-Fi elements.

* AudienceAlienatingPremise: The twist of the episode, showing that the titular character was bitten by a werewolf and that apparently it's a normal enough occurrence in-universe for a celebrities' specialty doctor to known how to treat, thus making an abrupt GenreShift to UrbanFantasy, can feel too ridiculous to be believable and be taken seriously. [[HowUnscientific Specially]] taking into account that all previous episodes, despite a few experimentations where and there, remained mostly consistent on being part of a series known as a Thriller with Sci-Fi elements.

AudienceAlienatingPremise: The twist of the episode, showing that the titular character was bitten by a werewolf and that apparently it's a normal enough occurance in-universe for a celebrities' speciality doctor to known how to treat, thus making an abrupt GenreShift to UrbanFantasy, can feel too ridiculous to be belivable and be taken seriously. [[HowUnscientific Specially]] taking into account that all previous episodes, despite a few experimentations where and there, remained mostly consistent on being part of a series known as a Thriller with Sci-Fi elements.

HowUnscientific: The twist of the episode, showing that the titular character was bitten by a werewolf and that apparently it's a normal enough occurance in-universe for a celebrities' speciality doctor to known how to treat, thus making an abrupt GenreShift to UrbanFantasy, can feel too ridiculous to be belivable and be taken seriously. Specially taking into account that all previous episodes, despite a few experimentations where and there, remained mostly consistent on being part of a series known as a Thriller with Sci-Fi elements.

AudienceAlienatingPremise: The twist of the episode, showing that the titular character was bitten by a werewolf and that apparently it's a normal enough occurance in-universe for a celebrities' speciality doctor to known how to treat, thus making an abrupt GenreShift to UrbanFantasy, can feel too ridiculous to be belivable and be taken seriously. [[HowUnscientific Specially]] taking into account that all previous episodes, despite a few experimentations where and there, remained mostly consistent on being part of a series known as a Thriller with Sci-Fi elements.

AudienceAlienatingPremise: The twist of the episode, showing that the titular character was bitten by a werewolf and that apparently it's normal enough occurance in-universe for a celebrities' speciality doctor to be involved and known how to treat, making an abrupt GenreShift to UrbanFantasy, can feel too ridiculous to be belivable and be taken seriously. [[HowUnscientific Specially]] taking into account that all previous episodes, despite a few experimentations where and there, remained mostly consistent on being part of a series known as a Thriller with Sci-Fi elements.