Black Mirror creator after 'San Junipero' win: 'Love will defeat hate' 

Every unforgettable moment, every gorgeous dress.

won Outstanding Television Movie at the 69th Emmy Awards on Sunday for the episode “San Junipero.”

“I’ve heard 2017 described as like being trapped in one long, unending

irror episode,” series creator Charlie Brooker said in his acceptance speech. “Love will defeat hate, love will win, but it will need a little help, so maybe if all the people in this auditorium could start to physically make love with each other or yourselves… this world would be a far better place.”

is an anthology series, with each episode featuring a different cast, a different story line, and often a completely different world. “San Junipero” broke from the show’s typical fare in that it offered a happy ending rather than a dystopian nightmare. Gugu Mbatha-Raw and Mackenzie Davis starred as women who make an unexpectedly powerful connection within a virtual-reality simulator. As Mbatha-Raw told

EW’s Shirley Li last year, she was hooked on the episode from the start.

“When I read the script for the first time, I started reading it on my phone, and it was so good and I was enjoying it so much, I read the whole script,” Mbatha-Raw said. “I didn’t even pause. I was just going to read a couple of pages and see what it was all about and then I ended up reading the whole thing on my phone, which was really 

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