In the year 2072, new technology allows the television to be broadcast straight into and out of the human eye. When a reality show offers a lifetime of lazy luxury to one person living the world's worst life, everyone is out to prove just how bad they've got it. Clever, hilarious, poignant, and relevant, this sci-fi satire mixes the whimsical wordplay of Douglas Adams with the bleak social commentary of "Black Mirror" at its best.