POP Ashley Too (Chase) (Black Mirror)

Rachel, Jack and Ashley Too is the third and final episode of the fifth season of Black Mirror. The episode follows the parallel lives of a pop star named Ashley O, who suffers from becoming a consumer product, and a young girl Rachel, a fan of Ashley O to the point of owning a doll in the likeness of her favorite singer.

When Rachel's sister Jack connects the Ashley Too doll to the software Kevin uses for his mouse control inventions and removes a limiter, the two girls discover that Ashley Too is a clone of Ashley O's consciousness, who now has full access to her mental faculties. The doll convinces the girls to look for evidence of her aunt's crimes at Ashley O's house. Jack drives there and poses as a mouse removal service while Rachel takes Ashley Too to where Ashley O lies in a coma... The doll tries to pull the plug and kill Ashley O, but actually pulls out an IV of medication, and Ashley O wakes up. Jack and Rachel attend to two staff members who were alerted by the removal of the IV with Kevin's knockout mouse and a syringe of medication.

Ashley O, now conscious, leads the group to a location where Catherine introduces Ashley Eternal, a holographic replacement for Ashley O on musical tours. As Jack runs a red light, a nearby police car chases him. They drive through the back entrance of the venue and exit on police orders. The crowd is stunned to see Ashley O. Later, Ashley performs the song "Head Like a Hole" with Jack as "Ashley Fuckn O," as Rachel and Ashley Too look on.

The Ashley Too POP figure Chase version is a limited edition. Indeed, far from the Ashley who dares not do anything, who suffers in silence, we find here the "bad" Ashley, the one who dares to express what she feels inside.

Ashley Too's POP Chase represents the doll in Black Mirror to perfection: emo look with an anarchy t-shirt, which reflects well her behavior and all the acts she will do, her belt with spikes that shows she does not lack bite and finally, her pink hair with her black streak, physical feature that distinguishes this POP from the original version.