White Bear Justice Park

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Evil Organization
Full Name	White Bear Justice Park
Alias	No information
Origin	Black Mirror
Foundation	Unspecified
Headquarters	United Kingdom
Commanders	Baxter (showrunner and actor)
Agents	Jem (actress)
Powers / Skills	Roleplaying
Goals	Keep psychologically torturing Victoria for what she did. (ongoing)
Crimes	Psychological torture
Type of Villains	Theatrical Justice System

The White Bear Justice Park are the main antagonists of the Black Mirror episode "White Bear".

Background

When Victoria Skillane tries to kill the hunter at the facility, the gun only sprays confetti. Walls open to reveal a seated audience, and that everything was staged. Jem is an actress, and Baxter is not only alive (previously thought to have been killed by Jem), but also the event's master of ceremonies.

Victoria is strapped to a chair and reminded of her identity, and that the girl in the photograph is Jemima Sykes, whom Victoria and her fiancé, Iain Rannoch, had abducted and murdered, filming the crime. After the pair were arrested, Iain committed suicide in his cell, while Victoria was sentenced to undergo daily psychological punishment at the present facility, which is called White Bear Justice Park after a white teddy bear that Jemima owned.

Victoria is driven back to the compound past an outraged crowd and returned to where she awoke. As she is shown her own videotaped footage of Jemima prior to her murder, Baxter places electrodes on her head, simultaneously torturing her and wiping her memory of the day's events so that she will live the same day repeatedly as part of her punishment. Interspersed between the end credits, the next day's events are seen from the point of view of the park's staff, and its visitors who play the voyeurs.