Another common theme all of this shows share is afterlife interpretations though The Good Place and Upload have put much more emphasis on it compared to Black Mirror. In The Good Place humans can not enter heaven or in shows terms Good Place anymore. The reason behind it is really interesting. According to the show, we all gain or lose points by our actions in our lives and after death, our combined points determine where we go in the afterlife. The Good Place(Heaven) or The Bad Place(Hell). There is a catch though, the show tells us that because of the complexity our modern world has there is no way for anyone to earn enough points to go to the good place. Buying roses for your grandma brings negative points because there is a good chance that the rose is cultivated by a modern slave or even helping African children bring negative points. After all, you can not know how they will turn out in the future and their wrongdoings are your wrongdoings after that according to the show. The butterfly effect is so big in our global modern world that no action can escape being a sin. For 500 years any human that is ever lived ranging from Hitler to Gandhi found themselves in Hell because of it. While most certainly Hitler deserved his place in Hell millions of innocent souls are also in Hell because of the violent crime of helping others(!). Without getting into too much depth this system of the afterlife eventually changes in the series with a much more promising one. The new afterlife system consists of physiological tests for humans to pass in order to become better versions of themselves instead of eternal torture. After humans pass their tests they can live happily ever after in the Good Place. There is another catch though, in the show it is seen that as much as eternal damnation is not good for humanity eternal bliss is also not good. People became dull shells of their former selves when they spend too much meaningless time in bliss. So to solve that a gate is added for people to pass through and leave the Good Place and return to the universe basically end their existence whenever they think they are ready to pass on. Alternatively, Upload has a much different afterlife interpretation. In the Upload citizens who can afford a digital afterlife upload their consciousness and memories into a virtual reality by a machine just before death hence the name of the show Upload. There are many different virtual realities someone can choose to go to depending on their wealth. The wealthiest of the wealthy can spend an eternity in a giant mansion with their every whim being catered. Poorest of the poor though spend their eternity in small cellar rooms with only 2 GB of storage given to their consciousnesses to live on monthly and with nothing to enjoy in their afterlife. Even thinking too hard can deplenish their storage very quickly and can leave them frozen until the next month. Your expenses do not end with your acceptance into these realities though you constantly have to pay your virtual reality company for commodities. We do not know what happens when you can not pay. We will leave you to decide for yourself if this kind of afterlife sounds more like heaven or hell. Our third show Black Mirror does have an episode dedicated to the afterlife though. The episode's name is San Junipero and the afterlife is also a digital one in here. The episode wants to put more of an emphasis on characters’ personal tragedies and that love is still possible after death. So we can not say that how capitalistic and immoral this version of the afterlife is but it seems that in this version of the afterlife there is not as much of a disparity compared to the one in Upload. The episode also took notice of how eternal bliss can be a danger just like The Good Place does.