Netflix Reveals Data On Least Popular Bandersnatch Ending

Netflix has revealed new details about what choices viewers made in their smash hit interactive Black Mirror: Bandersnatch film. For example, 73% of viewers “chose to ACCEPT the job at Tuckersoft” and that “of the 5 main endings, the one where Stefan goes on the train with his mum… was the path least traveled.” This level of data on the choices seems to go against the film creator’s concern that viewers are taking the movie too seriously.

We just wanted Stefan to live his best life!!!

That's why 73% chose to ACCEPT the job at Tuckersoft.

HOW WERE WE SUPPOSED TO KNOW ?!?! 😭https://t.co/K0LUHPFn3K

— Netflix (@netflix) January 17, 2019

BREAKING: Per Netflix chief Reed Hastings, 73% of #Bandersnach viewers first chose FROSTIES vs. 27% for SUGAR PUFFS.

"That's a level of data transparency we've not seen in our content yet," jokes Saradons on #NFLX earnings interview.

— TVMoJoe (@TVMoJoe) January 17, 2019

Here with your very British update. Compared to the rest of the world, Brits were *less* likely to waste a good cup of tea (obviously).

Bandersnatchers in Britain chose "throw tea" only 52.9% of the time. The rest of the world do so 55.9% of the time https://t.co/uPIY1gBMl2

— Netflix UK & Ireland (@NetflixUK) January 17, 2019

The success of Bandersnatch already has Netflix planning more interactive films.

“You should anticipate we’ll do more of those [interactive shows] as we start to explore that format,” Netflix’s chief product officer Greg Peters said on Thursday. “In that challenge [of creating interactive shows] is an opportunity. It’s an opportunity to bring technology to bear to create a tool set for creators to make that process easier and more effective.”