Another day, another Black Mirror-influenced anthology show. This one, however, boasts an absolute bonkers cast and is less conceptual than Charlie Brooker’s show. It's still tech-centric, taking place in a recognizable-yet-distant future, but Solos is more of an acting showcase. As the name implies, each episode is essentially a one-person stage show, giving the actors room to simply act and deliver monologues. The quality varies, with Tom and Leah being the standout entries by far, but with runtimes between 20-30 minutes, even the weaker ones never overstay their welcome. A fun little twist in the finale is kinda neat too.