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Published 17:01 16 May 2022 BST
Updated 17:12 16 May 2022 BST

https://twitter.com/indefdesiresuxx/status/1526220517002313730?s=20&t=KJoqrL1Bjpo7UBPA-2P5AA More recent episodes of the dystopian alternate reality satire have often exceeded the usual hour-long-ish runtime for a TV drama but by the sounds of things, the team working on this latest series will be treating each episode as its own feature-length movie. As far as names connected to the project, it's too early for us to know who might be involved, but we know the show has a history of attracting some serious talent. Beyond that, neither Netlfix nor Banijay Rights - the company that bought out Endemol Shine - are yet to confirm these reports. Plus, given the way life has been going in the past couple of years since its absence, it's fair to say the writers will have plenty of real-world context to draw from in the past couple of years.FINALLY OMG pic.twitter.com/dfyEfSwnaI
— torb (@torbalderson) May 16, 2022
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